Diseases of the Colon & Rectum · 1977 · 20 citations · 6 references
Rapid HealingTemporary SigmoidostomySuccessful TreatmentSurgical PathologyConservative Medical TherapyGastroenterologyVisceral SurgerySurgeryMedicineDigestive System Surgery
A rare case of a solitary benign rectal ulcer in which conservative medical therapy was unsuccessful is described. Diversion of the fecal stream by temporary sigmoidostomy resulted in rapid healing of the ulcer. This entity presents diagnostic and therapeutic problems, which are discussed. The use of temporary sigmoidostomy in such cases is recommended.
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M R Madigan, B C Morson · Gut · 1969 · 371 citations · Full text
"Solitary" Nonspecific Ulcers of the Colon
John L. Butsch · Archives of Surgery · 1969 · 37 citations
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Nonspecific Ulcer of the Colon
Walter Smithwick · Archives of Surgery · 1968 · 26 citations
Benign Solitary Ulcer of the Rectum — a Report of 5 Cases
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