Long‐term results of low‐dose intravenous ciclosporin for acute severe ulcerative colitis

Abstract

Low-dose intravenous ciclosporin (2 mg/kg/day), usually used as a monotherapy and followed by azathioprine, achieves similar long-term efficacy to higher dose ciclosporin combined with steroids in severe acute ulcerative colitis. Morbidity appears to be low.