Inflammatory Bowel DiseaseJoseph B. Kirsner, Roy Gerrard Shorter |
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... abdominal tenderness and / or an abdominal mass . Although the radiographic features of Crohn's disease are described elsewhere ( Chap . 20 ) , it is worth not- ing here that both ultrasonography and comput- erized tomography have been ...
... abdominal tenderness and / or an abdominal mass . Although the radiographic features of Crohn's disease are described elsewhere ( Chap . 20 ) , it is worth not- ing here that both ultrasonography and comput- erized tomography have been ...
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... abdominal abscess . Fistulae are more common when Crohn's disease in- volves the small bowel than when the colon alone is diseased.29 28 Intra - abdominal Abscesses Intra - abdominal abscesses associated with Crohn's disease may present ...
... abdominal abscess . Fistulae are more common when Crohn's disease in- volves the small bowel than when the colon alone is diseased.29 28 Intra - abdominal Abscesses Intra - abdominal abscesses associated with Crohn's disease may present ...
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... abdominal abscesses.28,35 Intra - abdominal abscesses may also affect solid abdominal organs or tissues . Ileopsoas abscesses may develop from ileal Crohn's dis- ease with symptoms of weakness and pain on flexion of the right hip.36 ...
... abdominal abscesses.28,35 Intra - abdominal abscesses may also affect solid abdominal organs or tissues . Ileopsoas abscesses may develop from ileal Crohn's dis- ease with symptoms of weakness and pain on flexion of the right hip.36 ...
Contents
Clinical Features Laboratory | 9 |
Experimental Inflammatory | 45 |
Intestinal Microflora | 55 |
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