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The Small Bowel Enema in the Management of Small Bowel Obstruction
Australasian Radiology, 1983ABSTRACTIn 16 patients with clinical evidence of bowel obstruction and complex medical histories the small bowel was radiologically studied using the intubation method. Clinically significant information which altered the management was obtained in 15 cases.
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Current Gastroenterology Reports, 2006
Until very recently, outcomes from small bowel transplantation (SBTx) lagged behind those in liver, heart, and kidney transplantation because of the magnitude of the immunologic burden; the strong expression of histocompatibility antigens; and the contamination in grafts by bacterial organisms.
Stephen J D, O'Keefe, Laura, Matarese
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Until very recently, outcomes from small bowel transplantation (SBTx) lagged behind those in liver, heart, and kidney transplantation because of the magnitude of the immunologic burden; the strong expression of histocompatibility antigens; and the contamination in grafts by bacterial organisms.
Stephen J D, O'Keefe, Laura, Matarese
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Current Treatment Options in Oncology, 2008
Small bowel cancers are rare, accounting for only about 6000 cases/year in the United States, approximately 25% of which are small bowel adenocarcinomas. Small bowel adenocarcinomas have traditionally been considered to be highly fatal due to their nonspecific presentation at the time of diagnosis, and to the lack of responsiveness to older ...
Majed El, Zouhairi +3 more
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Small bowel cancers are rare, accounting for only about 6000 cases/year in the United States, approximately 25% of which are small bowel adenocarcinomas. Small bowel adenocarcinomas have traditionally been considered to be highly fatal due to their nonspecific presentation at the time of diagnosis, and to the lack of responsiveness to older ...
Majed El, Zouhairi +3 more
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Current Opinion in Gastroenterology, 2018
The review describes the effects of NSAID gastrointestinal toxicity on the small bowel, wherein injury is as prevalent as in the gastroduodenum. This is well documented by capsule endoscopy, which also provides an endoscopic endpoint for novel treatment strategies.Appreciation of the prevalence of NSAID enteropathy has grown with capsule endoscopy and ...
Foong Way David, Tai, Mark E, McAlindon
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The review describes the effects of NSAID gastrointestinal toxicity on the small bowel, wherein injury is as prevalent as in the gastroduodenum. This is well documented by capsule endoscopy, which also provides an endoscopic endpoint for novel treatment strategies.Appreciation of the prevalence of NSAID enteropathy has grown with capsule endoscopy and ...
Foong Way David, Tai, Mark E, McAlindon
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Radiology, 1966
Further experience with the reflux examination of the small intestine and the experience of others, a typical example of which is found elsewhere in this issue of Radiology (p. 1051), support our original enthusiasm for this method of examination and confirm our opinion that the complete reflux method, though relatively new, when properly used is an ...
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Further experience with the reflux examination of the small intestine and the experience of others, a typical example of which is found elsewhere in this issue of Radiology (p. 1051), support our original enthusiasm for this method of examination and confirm our opinion that the complete reflux method, though relatively new, when properly used is an ...
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Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology, 1995
The small bowel, the largest lymphoid organ in the body and host to a myriad of foreign antigens has presented a formidable challenge for transplantation. In the past 5 years, small bowel transplantation has become a viable clinical entity. Successful transplantation of the small bowel has been achieved as part of multivisceral grafting, combined small
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The small bowel, the largest lymphoid organ in the body and host to a myriad of foreign antigens has presented a formidable challenge for transplantation. In the past 5 years, small bowel transplantation has become a viable clinical entity. Successful transplantation of the small bowel has been achieved as part of multivisceral grafting, combined small
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Current Opinion in Gastroenterology, 2019
Strictures of the small bowel are an underdiagnosed entity with significant morbidity because of obstruction and risk of perforation and penetrating disease.Recent advances in imaging, enteroscopy, and therapeutic advances particularly in Crohn's disease have enabled gastroenterologists to target and individualize management of small bowel strictures ...
Deniz, Durmush, Arthur J, Kaffes
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Strictures of the small bowel are an underdiagnosed entity with significant morbidity because of obstruction and risk of perforation and penetrating disease.Recent advances in imaging, enteroscopy, and therapeutic advances particularly in Crohn's disease have enabled gastroenterologists to target and individualize management of small bowel strictures ...
Deniz, Durmush, Arthur J, Kaffes
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Adenocarcinoma of the small bowel
ANZ Journal of Surgery, 2001Cancer of the small bowel is a rare entity but its incidence is rising. Historically, outcome is poor despite apparent curative resection. At present surgery remains the only treatment modality of proven benefit in the management of this disease. Recent data would suggest 5‐year survival rates in the order of 40–50% at all sites of small bowel cancer ...
R R, Hutchins +4 more
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Current Opinion in Gastroenterology, 2001
Advances in the field of small-bowel motility in the last few years include the delineation of the role of the intrinsic primary afferent neuron in eliciting the peristaltic reflex, the genetic control of the development of the enteric nervous system, and the potential role of the interstitial cells of Cajal as pacemakers of the intestine and colon ...
Silvia Delgado, Aros, Michael, Camilleri
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Advances in the field of small-bowel motility in the last few years include the delineation of the role of the intrinsic primary afferent neuron in eliciting the peristaltic reflex, the genetic control of the development of the enteric nervous system, and the potential role of the interstitial cells of Cajal as pacemakers of the intestine and colon ...
Silvia Delgado, Aros, Michael, Camilleri
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