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. 2018 Jun 6;2(4):129–133. doi: 10.1002/jgh3.12058

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Prevalence of IBD in different ethnic groups in the Central Province of Sri Lanka. The prevalence of IBD was the highest in Sinhalese people 9.8 (UC—7.0, CD—2.8) per 100 000, and the lowest in Tamil people 4.1 (UC—1.3, CD—1.1) per 100 000. , Prevalence of UC per 100 000; , Prevalence of CD per 100 000; , Population (× 100 000).

Inline graphic — Prevalence of IBD in different ethnic groups in the Central Province of Sri Lanka. The prevalence of IBD was the highest in Sinhalese people 9.8 (UC—7.0, CD—2.8) per 100 000, and the lowest in Tamil people 4.1 (UC—1.3, CD—1.1) per 100 000. , Prevalence of UC per 100 000; , Prevalence of CD per 100 000; , Population (× 100 000).