Researchers found that of the patients who underwent capsule endoscopy in their study, 13.6 percent took NSAIDs or aspirin but did not disclose that they were using those medications. Small bowel inflammation was found to be common among these patients and could be mistaken for Crohn’s disease, highlighting the importance of clear medication history for accurate image interpretation.
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