… In many patients, diarrhoea responds to treatment with simple means, if a specific diagnosis
… possible mechanisms behind chronic diarrhoea after treatment of colon cancer. Furthermore…

… or pus, associated with urgent evacuation or tenesmus and pain in the hypogastrium or
sacrum, are more suggestive of an origin in the left colon and/or rectum (inflammatory diarrhoea). …

… To help gauge recommendations regarding the appropriate diagnostic approach to colonic
causes of chronic diarrhea based on the findings of this study, a hypothetical cost analysis …

… colon contributing to the associated diarrhoea. Finally, in disorders of fat malabsorption long
chain fatty acids enter the colon … giant propagated contractions associated with diarrhoea. …

… colitis in patients with chronic diarrhoea and normal looking colonic mucosa, 2) to determine
the distribution of microscopic colitis in the colon to investigate whether sigmoidoscopy …

… is more sensitive than barium enema and, given this and the need to obtain histology to
exclude colitis, barium studies of the colon are no longer indicated in chronic diarrhoea.86 87 …

… secondary to the diarrhoea was tested by comparing the biopsy specimens from these six
patients with rectal and colonic biopsy specimens from other patients with chronic diarrhoea of …

… Chronic diarrhoea in children is defined as diarrhoea lasting for more than 14 days. It is a …
The colonic bacteria ferment the non-absorbed sugar to short chain organic acid generating …

… Conversely, increased markers of inflammation (Table 5B), reflect intestinal inflammation,
which is often of colonic origin. Fecal calprotectin, a protein in neutrophils, is not a colonic …

… of bile acid to the colon, leading to secretory diarrhoea. On the … the colon along with loss of
small bowel results in diarrhoea, … , the continuity of the colon with the remaining small bowel …