Gut · 1980 · 36 citations · 10 references
MedicineSurgeryBowel ManagementGastroenterologyImmunopathologyColonic DiseasesColonic DisordersColorectal SurgeryGastrointestinal InflammationGastrointestinal PathologyInflammatory Bowel DiseaseControlsInflammatory Bowel Disease PathologyInflammatory Bowel Disease Pathophysiology
In patients with Crohn's disease involving the rectum (n=25), there was an inverse relationship between rectal capacity and the degree of proctitis. However, in patients with Crohn's disease not involving the rectum (n=22) the rectal capacity was similar to that of normal controls (n=20). The frequency of defaecation was not related to the degree of proctitis or to the pressure of a colectomy and ileorectal anastomosis. Control subjects had a significantly lower frequency of defaecation than patients with Crohn's disease irrespective of involvement of the rectum.
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Variation Between Observers in Describing Mucosal Appearances in Proctocolitis
J H Baron, Alastair M. Connell, J E Lennard-Jones · BMJ · 1964 · 618 citations · Full text
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