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... rectum with a proctoscope ( a short lighted tube ) demonstrates typical changes of the lining surface of the rectum . These changes include tiny confluent ulcerations with or without active bleeding and pus . When the inflammation is ...
... rectum with a proctoscope ( a short lighted tube ) demonstrates typical changes of the lining surface of the rectum . These changes include tiny confluent ulcerations with or without active bleeding and pus . When the inflammation is ...
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... rectum is handled in a different manner . Instead of removing the entire rectum , the innermost lining ( mucosa ) is stripped away , pre- serving the underlying musculature . The ileum is then brought down and sewn into the surrounding ...
... rectum is handled in a different manner . Instead of removing the entire rectum , the innermost lining ( mucosa ) is stripped away , pre- serving the underlying musculature . The ileum is then brought down and sewn into the surrounding ...
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... rectum . Proctocolectomy : The removal of the entire colon and rectum . Proctoscope : A straight , metal tube with a light on one end used to examine the rectum . Pylorus : The sphincter between the stomach and duodenum . Pyoderma ...
... rectum . Proctocolectomy : The removal of the entire colon and rectum . Proctoscope : A straight , metal tube with a light on one end used to examine the rectum . Pylorus : The sphincter between the stomach and duodenum . Pyoderma ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
The Cause of Inflammatory Bowel Disease | 11 |
The Anatomy of the Gastrointestinal Tract | 17 |
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