The actual diagnosis of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) is made by a number of signs and symptoms gathered from patient history, physician examination, radiographic findings, laboratory values and colonoscopy, Colonoscopy has assumed a central role in the diagnosis and management of patients with IBD. This article will focus on the present and future of colonoscopy in IBD.

This article will describe the available literature addressing early feeding versus standard feeding regimens.

The authors report a case of Crohn’s Disease (CD) of new onset in a patient being treated with tacrolimus for the treatment of renal allograph rejection.

An evidence based approach can now be used in clinical practice for the evaluation and treatment of patients with constipation. This article will review the definition and classification of constipation, and give an overview of the recommended diagnostic approach and treatment for the practicing gastroenterologist.

Some individuals on a gluten-free diet dread the idea of eating out. With the right educational support and encouragement a celiac patient can have the confidence to request gluten-free foods and enjoy dining out.