Table 1 Grade of endoscopic recurrence.
| Ileal and ileocolonic anastomotic lesions1 | |
| i0 | No macroscopic lesions |
| i1 | Less than 5 aphthous ulcers (<5 mm) in the neoterminal ileum |
| i2 | More than 5 aphthous ulcers with normal mucosa between them, or ulceration(s) confined to the anastomosis |
| i3 | Diffuse aphthous ileitis with a diffusely inflamed ileum |
| i4 | Diffuse aphthous ileitis with larger ulcers, irregularity, and narrowing |
| Colonic lesions | |
| c0 | No macroscopic lesions |
| c1 | Less than 5 aphthous or superficial ulcerations per segment* or frank erythema or oedema without ulceration |
| c2 | More than 5 aphthous or superficial ulcerations on at least one colonic segment1 |
| c3 | Deep ulceration affecting less than 10% of the surface of the entire colon and less than 5 deep ulcerations in each colonic segment |
| c4 | Deep ulcerations affecting more than 10% of the surface of the colon, or more than 5 deep ulcerations in a colonic segment, or presence of strictures. |
*Caecum and ascending colon, transverse colon, descending and sigmoid colon, and rectum.