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Introduction and Purpose: According to normal population, it is well known that inflammatory cervical disease is accompanied by an increase in the risk of thrombosis. Here we aimed at determining the frequency of thrombosis in our patients with ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease, the clinical observations of patients diagnosed with thrombosis and the characteristics of thrombosis. Tools and methods: 3128 patients followed in the Inflamatuvar Barsak Disease Clinic of the Higher Special Education and Research Hospital of Turkey were retrospective examined in the direction of thrombosis. In total, 20 patients were taken to our work. The average age of the patients was 40.45 (22-70) and 16 patients were male and 4 patients were female. In 10 of our patients, thrombosis was seen in the deep leg veins, while in 4 patients, the deep leg veins were seen in the form of pulmonary embolism. Thromboflebitis was observed in 2 patients, cerebral venous thrombosis in 1 patient, mesenteric venous thrombosis in 1 patient and portal and hepatic venous thrombosis in 2 patients. The period between the first diagnosis of inflammatory cervical disease and the first diagnosis of thrombosis was 16 months (2-240). The thrombosis was formed in 15 patients during the active disease. In 13 of 20 patients, the medical treatment they received after the diagnosis of thrombosis was transitioned to a top stage. The result: Inflammatory cervical disease is a disease that prepares the thrombosis ground. Early diagnosis and treatment of developing patients with thrombosis will lead to a decrease in morbidity and even mortality. Trombosis may be a signal of inflammatory cervical disease that will be serious. The active disease should be regarded especially as a pretombotic condition and the necessary anticoagulation should be initiated.

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