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Chronic enteropathies in the dog

Journal of Small Animal Practice, 1989
ABSTRACTChronic enteropathies are a common and diverse group of diseases in the dog, but diagnosis can be difficult and morphological criteria are an inadequate means of classification. The introduction of new screening procedures together with a biochemical approach to the analysis of tissue damage has assisted the characterisation of previously ...
R. M. Batt, E. J. Hall
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Chronic Bacterial Enteropathy In Patients With Aids

Journal of Infectious Diseases, 1995
Enteric infection with adherent bacteria has been seen in a person with chronic diarrhea who was infected with the human immunodeficiency virus. In this study, adherent bacteria were seen in 17% of all patients with AIDS evaluated during a 1-year period. The infection was centered in the cecum and right colon. Three distinct histopathologic patterns of
D P, Kotler, T T, Giang, M, Thiim, J P, Nataro, E M, Sordillo, J M, Orenstein   +5 more
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Chronic Enteropathy: Molecular Basis

2007
Major advances in the understanding of the pathophysiology of chronic and intractable diarrhea of infancy allow a new conceptual view of this heterogeneous group of disorders. Two major types of chronic 'intractable' enteropathies can be distinguished. (1) Congenital-constitutive forms are characterized by intrinsic enterocyte defects.
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Adhesion formation in experimental chronic radiation enteropathy

International Journal of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics, 1989
We have studied the late changes associated with radiation enteropathy in mice over a period of 224 days following single or split doses of gamma radiation delivered to the total abdomen (TAI). We focused on the importance of adhesion formation as a cause of strictures and gut-associated deaths following TAI.
W H, McBride, K A, Mason, C, Davis, H R, Withers, J B, Smathers   +4 more
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Nutritional management of feline chronic enteropathy

Companion Animal, 2021
Feline chronic enteropathy covers a heterogeneous range of conditions, including food responsive enteropathies, inflammatory bowel disease and antibiotic-responsive diarrhoea. Dietary management can be extremely helpful, both as a diagnostic and therapeutic tool, when managing many of these patients.
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Chronic enteropathy and feeding in children: An update

Nutrition, 2008
Enteropathy defines abnormalities of the small intestinal mucosa of various etiologies in which nutrition has a causal or a therapeutic role. Breast milk is the gold-standard feeding during infancy for optimal nutrition in health and the majority of diseases.
SALVATORE, SILVIA, B. HAUSER, T. DEVREKER, ARRIGO, SERENA, Y. VANDENPLAS   +4 more
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Acute and Chronic Radiation Enteropathy

2015
Abstract Acute and chronic radiation enteropathy is associated with significant morbidity. Symptoms include diarrhea, weight loss, malabsorption, hemorrhage, obstruction and perforation. Prevention and treatment of radiation enteropathy requires a multi-disciplinary approach with involving surgery, gastroenterology, oncology, radiation oncology, and ...
Amir Patel, Eli D. Ehrenpreis
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Pleconaril-Resistant Chronic Parechovirus-Associated Enteropathy in Agammaglobulinaemia

Antiviral Therapy, 2010
A 14 year old common variable immunodeficiency patient developed severe protein-losing enteropathy. A chronic enteral infection with human parechovirus type 1 and norovirus was diagnosed. Treatment strategies aimed at virus eradication and providing supportive care were ineffective.
Annick A J M, van de Ven, Jan Willem, Douma, Carin, Rademaker, Anton M, van Loon, Annemarie M J, Wensing, Jaap-Jan, Boelens, Elisabeth A M, Sanders, Joris M, van Montfrans   +7 more
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Prevention of chronic radiation enteropathy by dietary glutamine

Annals of Surgical Oncology, 1994
Nearly 50% of all cancer patients receive therapeutic radiation during the course of their disease. The risk of late complications is the main dose-limiting factor in the delivery of radiation therapy. The small intestine, the major site of chronic radiation enteropathy, is also the principal organ of glutamine consumption.
J C, Jensen, R, Schaefer, E, Nwokedi, D W, Bevans, M L, Baker, A A, Pappas, K C, Westbrook, V S, Klimberg   +7 more
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[Chronic radiation enteropathy. A retrospective study].

Ugeskrift for laeger, 1994
In the period 1968-1989 50 patients, 38 women and 12 men, aged 30-76 years, median 58 years, were referred to the Department of Gastroenterology, Rigshospitalet for severe chronic radiation enteropathy. Most women had received radiation for gynaecological cancer, and most men for urogenital cancer. The initial symptoms of the enteropathy were diarrhoea
N, Kryger-Baggesen, B, Moldow, G, Rasmussen, I, Dissing, E H, Møller, K, Ladefoged, S, Jarnum   +6 more
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