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Pouchitis is the most poorly understood complication of ileoanal anastomosis. The incidence reported in the literature ranges from 7 to 42% as there are no diagnostic criteria. The various clinical symptoms and endoscopic findings raise the possibility that pouchitis is a heterogenous disease, in which the role of bacterial overgrowth and recurrence of inflammatory bowel disease must be clarified.
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