Bacterial dysentery complicated with Crohn’s disease: A case report

In the course of diagnosis and treatment, the patient's bacillary dysentery was clearly diagnosed, so the corresponding treatment was given, and there was a good effect in the treatment process, so the possibility of complications was not paid attention to. At the same time, Crohn's disease (CD) is a chronic nonspecific inflammation of the intestine, which is difficult to diagnose. Moreover, some manifestations of CD under endoscopy are similar to those of bacillary dysentery, which increases the difficulty of diagnosis. In this case, the initial treatment of bacillary dysentery was good, but CD was found in the later stage when the disease was repeated and complications occurred, delaying the diagnosis and treatment of CD. Therefore, this paper reviewed part of the literature, summarized and identified the epidemiology, clinical manifestations, endoscopic manifestations, and pathological manifestations of bacillary dysentery and CD, hoping that clinicians can pay attention to and discover the early manifestations of CD.