Small intestine

• intestinal intussusception
  20 July 2009

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  Case 23 : Ileocecal intussusception
  Case 230 : Ileal intussuspection
  Etiology (Examples)
  Meckel diverticula
  intestinal tumors
  intestinal polyp Peutz-Jeghers polyp in Peutz-Jeghers syndrome
  viral intestinal infections adenoviral intestinal infection
  cystic fibrosis digestive cystic fibrosis
  intestinal tumors
  See also
  intestinal diseases
  intestinal obstruction
  intestinal (...)

• intestinal intussuspection on Meckel diverticula
  20 July 2009

  See also
  intestinal intussupection
  Meckel diverticula
  intestinal infarction

• ileal duplication cyst
  29 June 2009

  See also
  digestive duplication cysts intestinal duplication cyst

• intestinal xanthomatosis
  12 May 2009

  References
  Intestinal xanthomatosis. Holck S. Hum Pathol. 2009 Mar 31. PMID: #19342078#

• familial celiac disease
  8 May 2009

  9 percent of patients with overt, biopsy proven coeliac disease had a definitely affected relative. The pattern of inheritance in these families is compatible with an incompletely penetrant autosomal dominant gene.
  There was a female preponderance in the adults and the sporadic cases, but not in the children or the familial cases.
  See also
  celiac disease
  References
  Karell, K.; Korponay-Szabo, I.; Szalai, Z.; Holopainen, P.; Mustalahti, K.; Collin, P.; Maki, M.; Partanen, J. : Genetic (...)

• intestinal tuberculosis
  17 March 2009

  In years past, intestinal tuberculosis contracted by the drinking of contaminated milk was fairly common as a primary focus of tuberculosis. In developed countries today, intestinal tuberculosis is more often a complication of protracted advanced secondary tuberculosis, secondary to the swallowing of coughed-up infective material.
  Typically, the organisms are trapped in mucosal lymphoid aggregations of the small and large bowel, which then undergo inflammatory enlargement with ulceration (...)

• intestinal smooth muscle tumors
  31 October 2008

  True Smooth Muscle Tumors of the Small Intestine

• total villous atrophy
  29 August 2008

  Etiology (Examples)
  celiac disease
  mitochondrial cytopathy (mitochondrial respiratory chain cytopathy)
  See also
  villous atrophy

• intussuspection-associated intestinal atresia
  30 June 2008

  See also
  volvulus-associated intestinal atresia
  References
  Meckel’s diverticulum induced intrauterine intussusception associated with ileal atresia complicated by meconium peritonitis. Lin CH, Wu SF, Lin WC, Chen AC. J Formos Med Assoc. 2007 Jun;106(6):495-8. PMID: #17588844#
  Komuro H, Hori T, Amagai T, Hirai M, Yotsumoto K, Urita Y, Gotoh C, Kaneko M. The etiologic role of intrauterine volvulus and intussusception in jejunoileal atresia. J Pediatr Surg. 2004 Dec;39(12):1812-4. PMID: (...)

• volvulus-associated intestinal atresia
  30 June 2008

  See also
  intestinal atresia
  intestinal volvulus
  References
  Komuro H, Hori T, Amagai T, Hirai M, Yotsumoto K, Urita Y, Gotoh C, Kaneko M. The etiologic role of intrauterine volvulus and intussusception in jejunoileal atresia. J Pediatr Surg. 2004 Dec;39(12):1812-4.PMID: #15616938#
  Black PR, Mueller D, Crow J, Morris RC, Husain AN. Mesenteric defects as a cause of intestinal volvulus without malrotation and as the possible primary etiology of intestinal atresia. J Pediatr Surg. 1994 (...)

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