Chronic diarrhoea can occur from various causes, and it is one of the clinical manifestations
which creates many problems in both diagnostic and therpeutic management. Its etologic …

Acute diarrhoea is usually self-limiting and relatively easy to treat. Although the causes are
most often infective, antibiotics are not always indicated. Rehydration is more important in …

Diarrhoea is defined as the frequent passage of loose or watery stools. Most patients can
easily recognise and accurately define acute diarrhoea as an abrupt change in their bowel …

A prospective study of persistent diarrhoea. T. D, Bolin, AE Davis and VM Duncombe, Aust.
NZJ Med., 1982, 12, pp. 22–26. A prospective study was undertaken in 100 patients with …

Persistent diarrhoea continues to present a management challenge to clinicians around the
world. The investigation of persistent diarrhoea requires a logical hierarchical approach to …

The incidence of diarrhoeal disease are very high in our population and bacterial etiology
amounts to 43.55% of all cases. Pathogen such as Aeromonas hydrophila, Plesiomonas …

Most acute diarrhoea is infective and self-limiting. Routine microbiological techniques
usually do not demonstrate a cause, and no specific treatment is necessary. Chronic …

Restrospective clinical profile of diarrhoeal disease in children admitted to the Pediatric
Department, Ramathibodi Hospital during January to December 1977 was studied. A total of …

Twenty-five cases of all age groups with secretory diarrhoea admitted to the Infectious
Diseases Hospital, Calcutta were studied. Bacterial enteropathogens were detected by …

The prevalence of bacterial and parasitic diarrhoeagenic agents in 200 patients suffering
from acute diarrhoea and reporting to hospitals and health centres in northern Jordan, and …