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Endoscopy, 2004
The role of small-bowel endoscopy in the management of small-bowel diseases is still evolving. During the last year, capsule endoscopy has developed from being an emerging method in gastroenterology to become a clinical reality, and it must now be considered critically.
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The role of small-bowel endoscopy in the management of small-bowel diseases is still evolving. During the last year, capsule endoscopy has developed from being an emerging method in gastroenterology to become a clinical reality, and it must now be considered critically.
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The American Journal of Surgery, 2005
Diffuse jejunoileal diverticulosis with pneumoperitoneum but without peritonitis is an uncommon but well-documented entity. Cases of jejunoileal diverticular perforation in which the perforation is evident are managed with resection of the diseased bowel and primary anastomosis. In the absence of an intraoperative finding of a perforation or an area of
Steven C, Cunningham +2 more
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Diffuse jejunoileal diverticulosis with pneumoperitoneum but without peritonitis is an uncommon but well-documented entity. Cases of jejunoileal diverticular perforation in which the perforation is evident are managed with resection of the diseased bowel and primary anastomosis. In the absence of an intraoperative finding of a perforation or an area of
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Current Gastroenterology Reports, 2018
The goal of this paper is to review the literature on small bowel amyloidosis. Our review focuses on the underlying etiology, histopathology, clinical features, endoscopic and radiologic findings, and the mainstay of management.The latest research shows changing epidemiological trends of different types of amyloidosis.
Raghav, Bansal +4 more
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The goal of this paper is to review the literature on small bowel amyloidosis. Our review focuses on the underlying etiology, histopathology, clinical features, endoscopic and radiologic findings, and the mainstay of management.The latest research shows changing epidemiological trends of different types of amyloidosis.
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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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2008
The pediatric small bowel is subject to a number of congenital and acquired disorders. In this chapter we systematically review the imaging techniques and imaging findings of congenital and acquired conditions effecting this region of the bowel in newborns, infants and older children.
Devos, Annick +2 more
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The pediatric small bowel is subject to a number of congenital and acquired disorders. In this chapter we systematically review the imaging techniques and imaging findings of congenital and acquired conditions effecting this region of the bowel in newborns, infants and older children.
Devos, Annick +2 more
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Current Opinion in Gastroenterology, 2000
The development of small bowel transplantation has long been hindered by the immunological and infectious barriers peculiar to the small bowel. Gradual progress has been achieved during the past decade with the use of tacrolimus and the availability of better anti-infection prophylaxis. The current status of small bowel transplantation as a life-saving
K R, Prasad, S G, Pollard
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The development of small bowel transplantation has long been hindered by the immunological and infectious barriers peculiar to the small bowel. Gradual progress has been achieved during the past decade with the use of tacrolimus and the availability of better anti-infection prophylaxis. The current status of small bowel transplantation as a life-saving
K R, Prasad, S G, Pollard
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 1996
The treatment of small bowel fistulas remains a difficult problem. Spontaneous closure rates of 30% are currently being achieved after 4 to 6 weeks of conservative therapy with bowel rest, TPN, octreotide, and control of sepsis. Resection of the fistulous bowel is warranted if fistula closure has not occurred by 4 to 6 weeks.
A K, Tassiopoulos +2 more
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The treatment of small bowel fistulas remains a difficult problem. Spontaneous closure rates of 30% are currently being achieved after 4 to 6 weeks of conservative therapy with bowel rest, TPN, octreotide, and control of sepsis. Resection of the fistulous bowel is warranted if fistula closure has not occurred by 4 to 6 weeks.
A K, Tassiopoulos +2 more
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Small Bowel Conditions: Small Bowel Obstruction
2020Small bowel obstruction is a commonly seen pathology in the realm of general surgery, with more than 300,000 patients being hospitalized each year in the United States for operations exclusively to relieve obstructing adhesions. Approximately 20% of surgical admissions for an “acute abdomen” are due to a small bowel obstruction, and as such it is ...
James P. Taylor, Jonathan E. Efron
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Current Treatment Options in Gastroenterology, 2001
Small bowel ischemia is a relatively uncommon disorder requiring prompt recognition and aggressive management if significant morbidity and mortality are to be averted. The pathophysiology of the ischemic event usually will determine the management approach used.
Omar S., Nehme, Arvey I., Rogers
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Small bowel ischemia is a relatively uncommon disorder requiring prompt recognition and aggressive management if significant morbidity and mortality are to be averted. The pathophysiology of the ischemic event usually will determine the management approach used.
Omar S., Nehme, Arvey I., Rogers
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2017
Imaging has always been critical in the evaluation of the small bowel, because of poor accessibility with conventional endoscopic techniques. And also new endoscopic imaging methods (i.e. capsule endoscopy and double-balloon and push enteroscopy) have not completely solved the diagnostic problem in many clinical situations involving the small bowel ...
Rengo M., Picchia S., Laghi A.
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Imaging has always been critical in the evaluation of the small bowel, because of poor accessibility with conventional endoscopic techniques. And also new endoscopic imaging methods (i.e. capsule endoscopy and double-balloon and push enteroscopy) have not completely solved the diagnostic problem in many clinical situations involving the small bowel ...
Rengo M., Picchia S., Laghi A.
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