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principal changes respect 2004 ecco guidelines ileocolonoscopy recommended within first year surgery treatment decisions may affected statement 8c thiopurines effective mesalazine imidazole antibiotics alone postoperative prophylaxis statement 8f 81 epidemiology postoperative crohns disease natural history cd intestinal resection almost unavoidable since 80 patients require surgery stage surgery unfortunately curative disease inexorably recurs many patients postoperative recurrence rate varies according definition used clinical endoscopic radiological surgical lowest repeat resection rate considered intermediate clinical indices used highest endoscopy employed diagnostic tool110 data endoscopic followup patients resection ileocaecal disease shown absence treatment postoperative recurrence rate around 6590 within 12 months 80100 within 3 years operation clinical recurrence without therapy 2025year110 demonstrated postoperative clinical course cd best predicted severity endoscopic lesions symptoms fact appear severe lesions present uncommon observe patients fairly advanced recurrent lesions endoscopy remain asymptomatic1 reasons clinical indices cdai low sensitivity discriminating patients without postoperative recurrence11 data mandate strategies aimed interrupting delaying natural course postoperative recurrence several medications tried attempt prevent postoperative recurrence mostly disappointing results aim consensus therefore critically evaluate optimal strategies management postoperative recurrence cd evidence available deals