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Frailty in elderly patients with acute colonic diverticulitis is associated with worse in-hospital outcomes: a nationwide analysis. [PDF]
Rasheed W +7 more
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CT of the acute colonic diverticulitis: a pictorial essay. [PDF]
Minordi LM +4 more
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The role of infectious parameters in the early prediction of complicated colonic diverticulitis. [PDF]
Aydın SM +6 more
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What are the differences between the three most used classifications for acute colonic diverticulitis? A comparative multicenter study. [PDF]
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1962
Many of the serious complications of diverticulitis can be prevented by careful dietary and medical management instituted early in the disease. At least 80 per cent of cases of early diverticulitis can be successfully managed in this way. If surgical intervention is indicated, it is preferable to operate at a time when a one stage resection is feasible.
John E. Leigh +2 more
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Many of the serious complications of diverticulitis can be prevented by careful dietary and medical management instituted early in the disease. At least 80 per cent of cases of early diverticulitis can be successfully managed in this way. If surgical intervention is indicated, it is preferable to operate at a time when a one stage resection is feasible.
John E. Leigh +2 more
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Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 1974
Diverticulosis affects both sexes about equally, but diverticulitis is more common in females. Twenty-five per cent of patients with diverticulosis will develop diverticulitis; this percentage rises as the follow-up period lengthens. The probability of developing a complication increases with each attack of diverticulitis and when diabetes coexists ...
A R, Gennaro, G P, Rosemond
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Diverticulosis affects both sexes about equally, but diverticulitis is more common in females. Twenty-five per cent of patients with diverticulosis will develop diverticulitis; this percentage rises as the follow-up period lengthens. The probability of developing a complication increases with each attack of diverticulitis and when diabetes coexists ...
A R, Gennaro, G P, Rosemond
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