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Background: To make a distinction between organic and functional disease is essential for
gastroenterologists in their daily practice, but it may be challenging, given the variety and …

Intermittent fasting (IF) has been reported to have beneficial effects on improving gut function
via lowering gut inflammation and altering the gut microbiome diversity. In this study, we …

This review describes a systematic approach to the interpretation of colonic biopsy
specimens of patients with acute colitis. Five main histologic patterns are discussed: acute …

This document gathers the opinion of a multidisciplinary forum of experts on different
aspects of the diagnosis and treatment of Clostridioides difficile infection (CDI) in Spain. It …

Selecting appropriate antimicrobial agents for treating infections has always been a difficult
task. Unlike selecting drugs to treat other disease processes, there are more variables to …

BACKGROUND Recently, stool multiplex polymerase chain reaction (PCR) tests have been
developed for identifying diarrhea-causing bacterial pathogens. Furthermore, fecal …

Objective In the bacterial etiology of severe acute infectious diarrhea, except that caused by
Clostridioides difficile, most of them have an invasive character and antibiotic treatment will …

Rectal bleeding is a common symptom experienced by pregnant women. Although the
majority of cases are attributable to benign conditions such as haemorrhoids and anal …

Post-infectious hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS) is caused by specific pathogens in
patients with no identifiable HUS-associated genetic mutation or autoantibody. The majority …