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71. A patient with Crohn’s disease develops intestinal strictures and fistulas. What is the technical pathophysiological process leading to these complications?

A. Superficial mucosal inflammation.
B. Transmural inflammation and fibrosis.
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C. Diverticular outpouchings.
D. Gastric acid erosion.

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  • Superficial mucosal inflammation.
  • Transmural inflammation and fibrosis.
  • Diverticular outpouchings.
  • Gastric acid erosion.

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