Most clinicians associate ischemic colitis with elderly patients who have underlying
cardiovascular comorbidities. While the majority of cases probably occur in this population …

Aim The study reviews the literature related to ischaemic colitis (IC) to establish an evidence
base for its management and to identify factors predicting severity and mortality. Method A …

This clinical guideline was designed to address colon ischemia (CI) including its definition,
epidemiology, risk factors, presentations, methods of diagnosis, and therapeutic …

Ischemic colitis (IC) is a rare condition. As ischemia is often transient and clinical symptoms
are reversible, its exact incidence is unknown. In current clinical practice, two types of IC are …

There are currently no guidelines on the long‐term management of patients after an episode
of acute ischaemic colitis. Our aim was to review the literature on the pattern of presentation …

Aim The study reviews the literature related to ischaemic colitis (IC) as the evidence base to
identify factors predicting severity. Method A systematic review of the literature was …

Abstract Background/Aim This study reviews the literature to examine the proportion of
patients requiring surgical management in ischemic colitis (IC) and identify surgical …

The clinical and endoscopic features of colon ischemia (CI) are non-specific. CI is correctly
identified at the time of presentation in only 9% of patients is. The true incidence is likely …

Ischaemic colitis (IC) is a common condition with rising incidence, and in severe cases a
high mortality rate. Its presentation, severity and disease behaviour can vary widely, and …

Ischemic colitis is a common cause of hospital admissions; however it is frequently confused
intellectually with mesenteric ischemia and often misdiagnosed as infectious diarrhea or …