Title: CT enterography for evaluation of disease activity in patients with ileocolonic Crohn's
disease
Version: 4 Date: 09 May 2022
Reviewer:  Ilhami Yuksel
Reviewer's report:
In the presented study, active disease was defined as CDEIS #3 and endoscopic lesion or ulcers
at endoscopy was removed from active disease definition, which is quite appropriate design.
That endoscopic definition of active disease (CDEIS#3) should be used in the Table 3, instead
of non-ulcerative lesions or ulceration as endoscopic activity parameters.
New statistical results and new version Table-3 information according to above-mentioned
definition of active disease (CDEIS#3) should recreated and rewritten in the text.
This study is unacceptable for publication as it is. However after arrangement of major
recommendation, this study is acceptable for publication.
Title: CT enterography for evaluation of disease activity in patients with ileocolonic Crohn's
disease
Version: 4 Date: 09 May 2022
Reviewer:  Ilhami Yuksel
Reviewer's report:
In the presented study, active disease was defined as CDEIS #3 and endoscopic lesion or ulcers
at endoscopy was removed from active disease definition, which is quite appropriate design.
That endoscopic definition of active disease (CDEIS#3) should be used in the Table 3, instead
of non-ulcerative lesions or ulceration as endoscopic activity parameters.
New statistical results and new version Table-3 information according to above-mentioned
definition of active disease (CDEIS#3) should recreated and rewritten in the text.
This study is unacceptable for publication as it is. However after arrangement of major
recommendation, this study is acceptable for publication.
Please review this paper.
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Title: CT enterography for evaluation of disease activity in patients with ileocolonic Crohn's
disease
Version: 4 Date: 09 May 2022
Reviewer:  Ilhami Yuksel
Reviewer's report:
In the presented study, active disease was defined as CDEIS #3 and endoscopic lesion or ulcers
at endoscopy was removed from active disease definition, which is quite appropriate design.
That endoscopic definition of active disease (CDEIS#3) should be used in the Table 3, instead
of non-ulcerative lesions or ulceration as endoscopic activity parameters.
New statistical results and new version Table-3 information according to above-mentioned
definition of active disease (CDEIS#3) should recreated and rewritten in the text.
This study is unacceptable for publication as it is. However after arrangement of major
recommendation, this study is acceptable for publication.
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