… diarrhea 4) , and some gastroenterologists perform routine mucosal biopsies to exclude
organic causes of chronic diarrhea that can only be diagnosed microscopically even when the …

… be biopsied in a patient with chronic diarrhea. The effectiveness of EGD in diagnosing CD
may depend on the biopsy … duodenal bulb alone, and so biopsies should be obtained from the …

… that taking biopsies from normal-… two other conditions that reportedly cause diarrhea when
colonic endoscopy and radiography are normal but that can be diagnosed by taking biopsies …

… many or too few? To answer that question, we must consider what diseases we are looking
for with biopsies in patients with chronic diarrhea … a proper histologic diagnosis is to provide …

… to evaluate whether serial biopsies in patients with chronic diarrhea and normal colonoscopy
findings contribute to the differential diagnosis and management of chronic diarrhea. …

… necrosis factor-alpha inhibitors can be effective in the treatment of patients with MC.Therefore
multiple random biopsies should be performed to evaluate the cause of chronic diarrhea. …

… directly, the diagnostic advantages of … many years, patients with chronic diarrhea evaluated
by our clinical gastroenterology group have undergone colonoscopy with random biopsies …

… The purpose of this study was to investigate the diagnostic yield of total colonoscopy and
biopsy with ileoscopy in non-HIV patients referred for unexplained chronic diarrhea. …

… to yield a diagnosis. When colonoscopy is performed to evaluate chronic diarrhea, multiple
mucosal biopsies should be taken, even if the endoscopic mucosal appearance is normal. …

… histopathological examination is added with multiple biopsy specimens. In colonoscopic
studies performed for patients with non-bloody chronic diarrhea, microscopic colitis is the most …