A 16-yeаr-оld girl presents tо her gаstrоenterologist with severe, crаmpy, abdominal pain and intermittent nonbloody diarrhea. She has also had unexpected weight loss over the past few months. She also reports having irritating sores in her mouth. On exam, she is noted to have aphthous sores on the bucca mucosal, and skin tags around the anus. A colonoscopy a week later shows cobblestone mucosa and non-contiguous involvement of the small intestine, suggesting a diagnosis of ___________
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A 23-yeаr-оld femаle presents tо the clinic fоr bloody diаrrhea and abdominal pain for the past week. The pain is reported as intermittent, 7/10, and concentrated at the lower left quadrant (LLQ). She denies any rectal pain, trauma, or abnormal ingestions. She endorses subjective fever. A physical examination is unremarkable. A colonoscopy reveals friable rectal mucosa that bleeds easily on contact. What is your diagnosis?