AIM: To investigate whether NSAIDs/ASA lesions in the colon can histologically be diagnosed on the basis of ischemic necrosis similar to biopsy-based diagnosis of NSAIDs/ASA- induced erosions and ulcers of the stomac...AIM: To investigate whether NSAIDs/ASA lesions in the colon can histologically be diagnosed on the basis of ischemic necrosis similar to biopsy-based diagnosis of NSAIDs/ASA- induced erosions and ulcers of the stomach. METHODS: In the period between 1997 and 2002, we investigated biopsy materials obtained from 611 patients (415 women, 196 men, average age 60.5 years) with endoscopic focal erosions, ulcerations, strictures or diaphragms in the colon. In the biopsies obtained from these lesions, we always established the suspected diagnosis of NSA/D-inducecl lesions whenever necroses of the ischemic type were found. Together with the histological report, we enclosed a questionnaire to investigate the use of medication. The data provided by the questionnaire were then correlated with the endoscopic findings, the location, number and nature of the lesions, and the histological findings. RESULTS: At the time of their colonoscopy, 86.1% of the patients had indeed been taking NSAID/ASA medication for years (43.9%) or months (29.5%). The most common indication for the use of these drugs was pain (64.3%), and the most common indication for colonoscopy was bleeding (55.5%). Endoscopic inspection revealed multiple erosions and/or ulcers in 60.6%, strictures in 15.8%, and diaphragms in 3.0% of the patients. The lesions were located mainly in the right colon including the transverse colon (79.9%). A separate analysis of age and sex distribution, endoscopic and histological findings for NSAIDs alone, ASA alone, combined NSAID/ASA, and for patients denying the use of such drugs, revealed no significant differences among the groups. CONCLUSION: This uncontrolled retrospective study based on the histological finding of an ischemic necrosis shows that the histologically suspected diagnosis of NSAID-induced lesions in the colon is often correct. The true diagnostic validity of this finding and the differentiation from ischemic colitis should, however, be investigated in a prospective controlled study.展开更多
AIM:To summarize clinical,endoscopic,radiologic and pathologic features of special diaphragm-like strictures found in small bowel,with no patient use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs(NSAIDs).METHODS:From Januar...AIM:To summarize clinical,endoscopic,radiologic and pathologic features of special diaphragm-like strictures found in small bowel,with no patient use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs(NSAIDs).METHODS:From January 2000 to fecember 2009,5 cases(2 men and 3 women,with a mean age of 41.6 years) were diagnosed as having diaphragm-like strictures of small bowel on imaging,,operation and pathology.All the patients denied the use of NSAIDs.The clinical,endoscopic,radiologic and pathologic findings in these 5 patients were retrospectively reviewedfrom the hospital database.Images of capsule endoscopy(CE) and small bowel follow-through(SBFT) obtained in 3 and 3 patients,respectively,and images of double-balloon enteroscopy and computed tomography enterography(CTE) obtained in all 5 patients were available for review.RESULTS:All patients presented with long-term(2-16 years) symptoms of gastrointestinal bleeding and varying degrees of anemia.There was only one stricture in ?our cases and three lesions in one case,and all the lesions were located in the middle or distal segment of ileum.Circumferential stricture was shown in the small bowel in three cases in the CE image,but the capsule was retained in the small bowel of 2 patients.Routine abdomen computed tomography scan showed no other abnormal results except gallstones in one patient.The lesions were shown as circumferential strictures accompanied by dilated small bowel loops in the small bowel on the images of CTE(in all 5 cases),SBFT(in 2 cases) and double-balloon enteroscopy(in all cases).On microscopy,a chronic inflammatory infiltrate and circumferential diaphragm were found in all lesions.CONCLUSION:fiaphragm-like strictures of small bowel might be a special consequence of unclear damaging insults to the intestine,having similar clinical,endoscopic,radiologic and pathologic features.展开更多
We reported a case of diaphragmatic hernia complicated with intestinal obstruction with colon perforation after surgery for esophageal cancer. In this case, the conservative treatment took too long, which delayed the ...We reported a case of diaphragmatic hernia complicated with intestinal obstruction with colon perforation after surgery for esophageal cancer. In this case, the conservative treatment took too long, which delayed the diagnosis and treatment and resulted in colon perforation. After computed tomography confirmed the diagnosis, an emergency operation was performed. During the operation, we found colon perforation. Because pollution of thoracic cavity was serious, we performed proximal end colon neostomy. The patient recovered and discharged with active treatment 35 days after operation. We consider surgical repair of the diaphragmatic hernia is recommended to avoid the potentially disastrous complications, such as strangulation or perforation of the herniated contents, which can threaten the life of the patient if diagnosis is delayed.展开更多
文摘AIM: To investigate whether NSAIDs/ASA lesions in the colon can histologically be diagnosed on the basis of ischemic necrosis similar to biopsy-based diagnosis of NSAIDs/ASA- induced erosions and ulcers of the stomach. METHODS: In the period between 1997 and 2002, we investigated biopsy materials obtained from 611 patients (415 women, 196 men, average age 60.5 years) with endoscopic focal erosions, ulcerations, strictures or diaphragms in the colon. In the biopsies obtained from these lesions, we always established the suspected diagnosis of NSA/D-inducecl lesions whenever necroses of the ischemic type were found. Together with the histological report, we enclosed a questionnaire to investigate the use of medication. The data provided by the questionnaire were then correlated with the endoscopic findings, the location, number and nature of the lesions, and the histological findings. RESULTS: At the time of their colonoscopy, 86.1% of the patients had indeed been taking NSAID/ASA medication for years (43.9%) or months (29.5%). The most common indication for the use of these drugs was pain (64.3%), and the most common indication for colonoscopy was bleeding (55.5%). Endoscopic inspection revealed multiple erosions and/or ulcers in 60.6%, strictures in 15.8%, and diaphragms in 3.0% of the patients. The lesions were located mainly in the right colon including the transverse colon (79.9%). A separate analysis of age and sex distribution, endoscopic and histological findings for NSAIDs alone, ASA alone, combined NSAID/ASA, and for patients denying the use of such drugs, revealed no significant differences among the groups. CONCLUSION: This uncontrolled retrospective study based on the histological finding of an ischemic necrosis shows that the histologically suspected diagnosis of NSAID-induced lesions in the colon is often correct. The true diagnostic validity of this finding and the differentiation from ischemic colitis should, however, be investigated in a prospective controlled study.
基金Supported by Shanghai Leading Academic Discipline Project,No. S30203Key project in biological medicine of Shang-hai Science and Technology Commission,No. 10411953200
文摘AIM:To summarize clinical,endoscopic,radiologic and pathologic features of special diaphragm-like strictures found in small bowel,with no patient use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs(NSAIDs).METHODS:From January 2000 to fecember 2009,5 cases(2 men and 3 women,with a mean age of 41.6 years) were diagnosed as having diaphragm-like strictures of small bowel on imaging,,operation and pathology.All the patients denied the use of NSAIDs.The clinical,endoscopic,radiologic and pathologic findings in these 5 patients were retrospectively reviewedfrom the hospital database.Images of capsule endoscopy(CE) and small bowel follow-through(SBFT) obtained in 3 and 3 patients,respectively,and images of double-balloon enteroscopy and computed tomography enterography(CTE) obtained in all 5 patients were available for review.RESULTS:All patients presented with long-term(2-16 years) symptoms of gastrointestinal bleeding and varying degrees of anemia.There was only one stricture in ?our cases and three lesions in one case,and all the lesions were located in the middle or distal segment of ileum.Circumferential stricture was shown in the small bowel in three cases in the CE image,but the capsule was retained in the small bowel of 2 patients.Routine abdomen computed tomography scan showed no other abnormal results except gallstones in one patient.The lesions were shown as circumferential strictures accompanied by dilated small bowel loops in the small bowel on the images of CTE(in all 5 cases),SBFT(in 2 cases) and double-balloon enteroscopy(in all cases).On microscopy,a chronic inflammatory infiltrate and circumferential diaphragm were found in all lesions.CONCLUSION:fiaphragm-like strictures of small bowel might be a special consequence of unclear damaging insults to the intestine,having similar clinical,endoscopic,radiologic and pathologic features.
文摘We reported a case of diaphragmatic hernia complicated with intestinal obstruction with colon perforation after surgery for esophageal cancer. In this case, the conservative treatment took too long, which delayed the diagnosis and treatment and resulted in colon perforation. After computed tomography confirmed the diagnosis, an emergency operation was performed. During the operation, we found colon perforation. Because pollution of thoracic cavity was serious, we performed proximal end colon neostomy. The patient recovered and discharged with active treatment 35 days after operation. We consider surgical repair of the diaphragmatic hernia is recommended to avoid the potentially disastrous complications, such as strangulation or perforation of the herniated contents, which can threaten the life of the patient if diagnosis is delayed.