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... usually related to the increased production of clotting pro- teins that is induced by the inflammation . Growth retardation may also occur in children with ulcerative colitis and may be related to poor nutrition as well as to the use of ...
... usually related to the increased production of clotting pro- teins that is induced by the inflammation . Growth retardation may also occur in children with ulcerative colitis and may be related to poor nutrition as well as to the use of ...
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... usually be necessary . More severe ulcerating skin lesions called pyoderma gangreno- sum affect the legs but may ... Usually they produce only mild discomfort but can be painful and interfere with eating and drinking . Again , these ...
... usually be necessary . More severe ulcerating skin lesions called pyoderma gangreno- sum affect the legs but may ... Usually they produce only mild discomfort but can be painful and interfere with eating and drinking . Again , these ...
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... usually are associated with cramping pain that occurs just before and is relieved by bowel movements . The pain in these situations usually is more diffuse and is felt across the lower abdomen . It should be emphasized that at times the ...
... usually are associated with cramping pain that occurs just before and is relieved by bowel movements . The pain in these situations usually is more diffuse and is felt across the lower abdomen . It should be emphasized that at times the ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
The Cause of Inflammatory Bowel Disease | 11 |
The Anatomy of the Gastrointestinal Tract | 17 |
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