[PDF] Top 20 ISCHEMIC COLITIS : A CASE REPORT

... phlebosclerotic ischemic colitis are different from those of conventional ischemic ...phlebosclerotic ischemic colitis is the vascular calcifications in the colonic wall and mesenteric ... See full document

... amebic colitis may also produce a toxic megacolon pattern ...this case, the patient had received an amount of magnesium sodium, and despite the fact that it was the result of laxative intake, he could not ... See full document

... ulcerative colitis, Crohn ’ s colitis and infec- tious colitis IELs are usually not ...lymphocytic colitis-like pattern in Crohn ’ s disease has been described and may precede the eventual ... See full document

... recent report has shown that for CRC in UC, restorative proctocolectomy could be avoided be- cause of the diagnosis of sporadic cancer based on endo- scopic and histological findings ...herein report that, ... See full document

... DWI to identify the necrosis of brain tissue, emphasizing TIA’s definition in the absence of tissue necrosis [19]. Moreover, t2-weighted gradient-echo sequence or SWI are usually uti- lized to detect subacute, chronic ... See full document

... Cranioplasty is regarded as an effective mea- surement for cosmetic improvement and neu- rological protection following decompressive craniectomy (DC). However, several complica- tions associated with cranioplasty are ... See full document

... Takayasu’s Arteritis is a chronic, idiopathic, inflammatory disease that primarily affects large blood vessels such as aorta and its branches. 1 Neurological symptoms occur in about 50% of cases but stroke occurs in ... See full document

... we report on the fi rst case series of 4 newborn patients with severe neutropenia born to mothers treated for ulcerative colitis with in fl iximab during pregnancy (including the third ... See full document

... We report the case of a patient with Takayasu arteritis presenting with a massive cerebral ischemic infarct and review the current literature on this ... See full document

... Transfusion of six units of packed red cells and the admin- istration of two units of fresh frozen plasma was followed by fluid overload. The patient was treated conservatively and his condition promptly stabilized after ... See full document

... One hour after completion of the IVIg infusion, the patient’s sister complained that the patient was uncon- scious and had not been able to move both legs and arms. A neurological examination showed a Glasgow Coma Scale ... See full document

... our case, a young healthy male had recurrent ischemic infarction involving the bilateral internal capsules respectively corresponding to the territory of smaller vessels such as anterior choroidal arteries ... See full document

... Primary Familial Brain Calcification (PFBC), also known as Fahr’ s disease (FD), is a rare disorder characterized by sym- metrical calcification in the basal ganglia and other brain regions. The disorder was first ... See full document

... The Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) is a ubiquitous virus that infects >90% of humans and persists for life [1]. EBV usually infects B cells, but it can also affect T and NK cells [2]. EBV-associated B cell diseases are ... See full document

... first case of primary adenocarcinoma following proc- tocolectomy for ulcerative colitis was reported by Sigler and Jedd in 1969 ...first case of ileostomy adenocarcinoma following proctectomy for ... See full document

... Then we decide to perform a tissue debridement. The surgical treatment is very gentle as the small vessels disease is really nasty and irreversible so it’s primary to avoid high pressure tissue zone (tight stitches, ... See full document

... this case, diagnosis of PML has been delayed because of the clinical presentation (acute onset of cerebellar symptoms), initial lack of anamnestic data ...acute ischemic lesion, reason why cerebral MRI was ... See full document

... Case report: A 58-year-old woman was admitted to the hospital in a state of coma with an extensive necrosis in her ...ulcerative colitis 2 months prior to hospital ... See full document

... Case presentation: An 87 years old male with history of chronic constipation presents with severe abdominal pain to the emergency department. The patient was hemodynamically stable. On physical examination, the ... See full document

... Case presentation: A 68-year-old man with a history of laparoscopic intersphincteric resection of the rectum with diverting loop ileostomy for lower rectal cancer suffered from anastomotic stenosis requiring ... See full document