Measurement of Fecal Calprotectin Improves Monitoring and Detection of Recurrence of Crohn's Disease After Surgery

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@DHadvocate1 @ibddoctor @mchiorean4 @moss_md @aboutIBD @ownyourcrohns @fgomollon @ShimaghavimiMD @SchairerIBDMD @MaiaKayalMD @MikeKattahMD @DrsMeena FCP in this scenario has lower sensitivity, but it’s not zero. I often check it. But here’s actual data

@LindaNguyenMD @DCharabaty @MondayNightIBD @john_damianosMD @AndrewOngML @VictorChedidMD @GregSayuk Good question @LindaNguyenMD ▶️studies vary on sen/spec of FCP depending on defn of ‘normal’ ▶️typically ~80-90s; pretty good One of the best studies =