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‘Microerosions’ in Rectal Biopsies in Crohn's Disease
Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology, 1984Small (less than 1 mm), superficial erosions ('microerosions') have been observed stereo-microscopically in surface-stained rectal biopsies in Crohn's disease (CD). Biopsy specimens from 97 patients with CD, 225 with ulcerative colitis (UC), and a control material of 161 patients were investigated to define the occurrence and significance of the ...
S S, Poulsen, N T, Pedersen, S, Jarnum
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Rectal Myectomy in Hirschsprung Disease
Archives of Surgery, 1975Short-segment aganglionosis is becoming more frequently recognized in view of more sophisticated diagnostic techniques, as well as the greater clinical awareness of the entity. A series of 37 patients who underwent rectal myectomy during a ten-year period was reviewed.
H B, Lynn, J A, van Heerden
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Diverticular Disease and Minor Rectal Bleeding
Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology, 1985The purpose of the study was to compare the history of rectal bleeding during the year before the study and the presence of faecal occult bleeding in patients with advanced diverticular disease of the large bowel and two sex- and age-matched reference groups, one consisting of patients with normal large-bowel barium enemas and the other of persons ...
J, Kewenter +3 more
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Rectal Cancer. Epidemiology and Burden of Disease
2006Il cancro del retto è fra le prime cause di morte per neoplasia nei Paesi occidentali. Questo dato che si mantiene costante da oltre 20 anni, non ha risentito della diffusione dei programmi di screening, né delle sofisticate indagini diagnostiche che hanno reso possibile una diagnosi sempre più precoce. Sono migliorate, invece, la sopravvivenza e la
TARDIVO, Stefano +3 more
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Rectal Disease in a Patient With Delirium Tremens
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1980History A 30-year-old long-term alcoholic woman was semicomatose when admitted to another hospital in shock after a shotgun wound to the right axilla and trunk. The patient was treated conservatively with supportive care and antibiotics, but on the fifth hospital day, delirium tremens developed, which responded to medical therapy with paraldehyde.
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Rectal Biopsy in Inflammatory Bowel Disease
New England Journal of Medicine, 1972RECTAL biopsy for the diagnosis of tumors of the rectum dates back at least to the beginning of this century, although it did not become a routine practice until the period between the two world wars.1 Its use in the diagnosis of amebic dysentery was reported in 1957,2 and the first attempts to define its role in the diagnosis of ulcerative colitis and
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Colonic and Rectal Disease in the Young Adult
Postgraduate Medicine, 1962Juvenile-type adenomas and adenomas in adults have different histologic characteristics. Adenomatous polyps of the colon are rare in teen-agers. Crohn's disease should be suspected when symptoms suggest ulcerative colitis but when sigmoidoscopic and roentgenologic evidence does not support this diagnosis.
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Office Treatment of Rectal and Anal Diseases
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1973Considering the role of the rectum and anus as a conduit for excretion of gaseous, liquid, or solid waste with high concentrations of infective bacteria, their functions are remarkably efficient and trouble-free. In fact, discrimination, continence, and defecation are accomplished largely at reflex levels with acute consciousness of anorectal function ...
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Rectal apomorphine in Parkinson's disease
The Lancet, 1991A J, Hughes +5 more
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GERIATRIC ASPECTS OF RECTAL DISEASES*
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 1961openaire +2 more sources