Role of wireless capsule endoscopy in inflammatory bowel disease

Figure 3 CE findings for Crohn’s disease are not specific. In the images, only the ones included inside the yellow square are confirmed cases of Crohn’s disease. The other four were NSAIDs related lesions. A, B: Aftous ulcers, typical of Crohn’s disease; B, E: Geographical ulcers, observed in severe cases of small bowel Crohn’s disease, with strictures associated. D, H: Very small aftae, quite often observed in normal people, but, in these cases, in patients with a recent NSAIDs therapy. C: A typical ring-shaped stricture associated to NSAIDs. G: An ulcer in a patient with anemia and in treatment with high doses of NSAIDs for arthritis.