Stigende incidens af morbus Crohn i Københavns Amt

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Stigende incidens af morbus Crohn i Københavns Amt. / Munkholm, P; Langholz, E; Nielsen, O H; Kreiner, S; Binder, V.

In: Ugeskrift for Laeger, Vol. 155, No. 40, 04.10.1993, p. 3199-202.

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Munkholm, P, Langholz, E, Nielsen, OH, Kreiner, S & Binder, V 1993, 'Stigende incidens af morbus Crohn i Københavns Amt', Ugeskrift for Laeger, vol. 155, no. 40, pp. 3199-202.

APA

Munkholm, P., Langholz, E., Nielsen, O. H., Kreiner, S., & Binder, V. (1993). Stigende incidens af morbus Crohn i Københavns Amt. Ugeskrift for Laeger, 155(40), 3199-202.

Vancouver

Munkholm P, Langholz E, Nielsen OH, Kreiner S, Binder V. Stigende incidens af morbus Crohn i Københavns Amt. Ugeskrift for Laeger. 1993 Oct 4;155(40):3199-202.

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Munkholm, P ; Langholz, E ; Nielsen, O H ; Kreiner, S ; Binder, V. / Stigende incidens af morbus Crohn i Københavns Amt. In: Ugeskrift for Laeger. 1993 ; Vol. 155, No. 40. pp. 3199-202.

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title = "Stigende incidens af morbus Crohn i K{\o}benhavns Amt",
abstract = "The incidence of Crohn's disease was assessed in a population based study in Copenhagen County from 1962-1987. The incidence increased six fold during the study period from 0.62/10(5) in 1962 to a mean of 4.1/10(5) from 1979-1987, equally in both sexes. The highest incidence was found in the age group 15-24 years: 12.8/10(5) for women and 6.0/10(5) for men (as mean of the period 1979-1987). The prevalence at the end of the study was 54/10(5). The clinical symptoms and extent of disease at diagnosis did not change over the time, but a significantly higher disease activity was found in the 1980's, 74% (1962-1979) vs 84% (1980-1987), p = 0.04. The increase in incidence of Crohn's disease is well established in most parts of the industrialized world. The analysis shows that it is not due to a new disease entity, since the extent of disease, the age and sex distribution, and the symptoms remained unchanged during the 26 year study period.",
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RIS

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AU - Munkholm, P

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AU - Nielsen, O H

AU - Kreiner, S

AU - Binder, V

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N2 - The incidence of Crohn's disease was assessed in a population based study in Copenhagen County from 1962-1987. The incidence increased six fold during the study period from 0.62/10(5) in 1962 to a mean of 4.1/10(5) from 1979-1987, equally in both sexes. The highest incidence was found in the age group 15-24 years: 12.8/10(5) for women and 6.0/10(5) for men (as mean of the period 1979-1987). The prevalence at the end of the study was 54/10(5). The clinical symptoms and extent of disease at diagnosis did not change over the time, but a significantly higher disease activity was found in the 1980's, 74% (1962-1979) vs 84% (1980-1987), p = 0.04. The increase in incidence of Crohn's disease is well established in most parts of the industrialized world. The analysis shows that it is not due to a new disease entity, since the extent of disease, the age and sex distribution, and the symptoms remained unchanged during the 26 year study period.

AB - The incidence of Crohn's disease was assessed in a population based study in Copenhagen County from 1962-1987. The incidence increased six fold during the study period from 0.62/10(5) in 1962 to a mean of 4.1/10(5) from 1979-1987, equally in both sexes. The highest incidence was found in the age group 15-24 years: 12.8/10(5) for women and 6.0/10(5) for men (as mean of the period 1979-1987). The prevalence at the end of the study was 54/10(5). The clinical symptoms and extent of disease at diagnosis did not change over the time, but a significantly higher disease activity was found in the 1980's, 74% (1962-1979) vs 84% (1980-1987), p = 0.04. The increase in incidence of Crohn's disease is well established in most parts of the industrialized world. The analysis shows that it is not due to a new disease entity, since the extent of disease, the age and sex distribution, and the symptoms remained unchanged during the 26 year study period.

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KW - Denmark/epidemiology

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KW - Humans

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KW - Registries

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