Question

which of the following is not seen in crohns disease?produces \skip lesions\potential pre - malignant conditionthe mucosa shows the development of caseous granulomatous lesionsaffects any part of the gastrointestinal tractcobble - stoned appearance of the mucosa

Explanation:

• Crohn's disease has skip lesions (non - contiguous affected areas), is a potential pre - malignant condition, can affect any part of the GI tract, and has a cobble - stoned mucosa appearance.
• Caseous granulomatous lesions are characteristic of tuberculosis, not Crohn's disease (Crohn's has non - caseating granulomas).

Answer:

The mucosa shows the development of caseous granulomatous lesions