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2017 inadequate gestational weight gain in IBD pregnant-Norway

Inadequate Gestational Weight Gain, the Hidden Link Between Maternal IBD and Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes: Results from the Norwegian Mother and Child Cohort Study

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*Historical descriptions of bowel diseases that may have been IBD date back to reports from the Chinese and Roman empires

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1859 Samuel Wilks “Morbid Appearances in the Intestines of Miss Bankes”- UC case

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2017 inadequate gestational weight gain in IBD pregnant-Norway

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*Historical descriptions of bowel diseases that may have been IBD date back to reports from the Chinese and Roman empires

1859 Samuel Wilks “Morbid Appearances in the Intestines of Miss Bankes”- UC case

1873 Gustave Trouvé- first electrically illuminated endoscope

1875 Samuel Wilks & Walter Moxon Book introducing UC

1909 “Symposium”

1913 T. Kennedy Dalziel Chronic interstitial enteritis