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Fluoroscopic Evaluation of Duodenal Diseases
RadioGraphics, 2022The duodenum can be affected by a variety of abnormalities because of its development during embryogenesis and its dual intra- and retroperitoneal location. If small bowel embryogenesis is disturbed, congenital errors occur. Although some congenital variants may be asymptomatic and inconsequential to the patient, other anomalies can result in life ...
Lisa N. Johnson +6 more
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Diarrhoea and duodenal disease
Gut, 2014A 27-year-old Caucasian male presented with a one-month history of diarrhoea, severe abdominal cramping, heartburn and weight loss. The symptoms began right after breakfast in the morning and continued with 3–4 watery stools throughout the day, but none during the night.
Jennifer A, Nielsen +2 more
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Techniques in Coloproctology, 2001
Duodenal Crohn's disease is a rare condition not frequently encountered by the general or colo-rectal surgeon. Manifestations of Crohn's disease may appear in the duodenum as result of primary involvement, or secondary to complications of more distal gastrointestinal disease.
M H, Kimmins, R P, Billingham
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Duodenal Crohn's disease is a rare condition not frequently encountered by the general or colo-rectal surgeon. Manifestations of Crohn's disease may appear in the duodenum as result of primary involvement, or secondary to complications of more distal gastrointestinal disease.
M H, Kimmins, R P, Billingham
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Duodenal Motility Pattern in Duodenal Ulcer Disease
Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology, 1978The motility in the first part of the duodenum has been studied by a method combining roentgen fluorography and multiple pressure recordings in 7 normal volunteers, in 7 patients having gastric, and in 7 having duodenal, ulcer. A significantly lower number of retrograde motor sequences was found in cases with duodenal ulcer than in normals, while ...
S, Borgström, M, Arborelius
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Endoscopic Duodenal Biopsies in Coeliac Disease and Duodenitis
Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology, 1979Endoscopic duodenal biopsies were taken from 27 patients with suspected coeliac disease and compared with intubation capsule jejunal biopsies. The specimens were reported without knowledge of the patients' names or symptoms. In 24 patients (89%), coeliac disease could either be diagnosed or excluded with 100% accuracy, despite the inability to ...
G, Holdstock +3 more
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Smoking and Duodenal Ulcer Disease
Journal of Clinical Gastroenterology, 1989Cigarette smoking has long been thought to be associated with duodenal ulcer disease, there being an increased incidence and an adverse outcome in both healing and relapse. This review evaluates this evidence and the possible mechanisms that might account for a poor outcome in smokers.
S G, Chiverton, R H, Hunt
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Duodenal Somatostatin in Coeliac Disease
Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology, 1982The frequency of duodenal somatostatin cells was assessed and correlated to the number of enterocytes in patients with coeliac disease and in patients with a normal duodenal mucosa. The concentration of somatostatin in the duodenal mucosa was also determined.
K, Sjölund +3 more
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Duodenal Fistulas in Crohnʼs Disease
Journal of Clinical Gastroenterology, 1987Of 1,480 patients with Crohn's disease admitted to The Mount Sinai Hospital between 1960 and 1983, eight (0.5%) had duodenal fistulas (DF), all originating from diseased small or large bowel and not from primary disease of the duodenum. The extent, duration, and major clinical features of Crohn's disease did not differ between patients with DF and ...
S, Klein, A J, Greenstein, D B, Sachar
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Duodenal ulcer disease in children
World Journal of Surgery, 1980AbstractEleven cases of chronic duodenal ulcer in children were subjected to surgical treatment in a period of 7 years. The diagnosis was based on typical peptic ulcer symptoms, hyperchlorhydria, and barium meal x‐ray studies delineating a duodenal bulb deformity with an ulcer crater in 8 patients.
K K, Maudar, J, Dutta, S, Mitra
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