Histopathology of Chronic Constipation
The symptom of chronic constipation is often caused by a series of intestinal diseases, which can be reliably diagnosed histopathologically by histochemical techniques and consequently treated by surgical intervention. The following publication is the second and completely revised edition of 'Pathology of Chronic Constipation in Pediatric and Adult Coloproctology' published in 2005, and introduces several new diseases and figures. It includes characteristics of classical and ultrashort Hirschsprungas disease as well as total intestinal aganglionosis and hypoganglionosis. New diseases such as intestinal neuronal dysplasia, desmosis coli, leiomyopathy, architectural malformation, and stretching lesions of muscularis propria are critically discussed. Atrophic desmosis is also covered. This new and frequently observed degeneration of muscularis propria in Crohnas disease, sigmoid diverticulitis, and other inflammatory intestinal diseases causes focal aperistalsis, frequently interpreted as scar stenosis. 'Histopathology of Chronic Constipation' provides a comprehensive overview of intestinal alterations which cause chronic constipation. It is therefore of special interest to diagnostic pathologists, clinicians, pediatric and abdominal surgeons, coloproctologists, and gastroenterologists.15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 ... Patho- biology 2005;72:26a29. ... A Labora- tory Manual. ... Knowles CH, De Giorgio R, Kapur RP, Bruder E, et al: Gastrointestinal neuromuscular pathology: guidelines for ... Montedonico S, Piotriowska AP, Rolle U, Puri P: Histochemical stain- ing of rectal suction biopsies as the first investigation in patients with chronic constipation.
| Title | : | Histopathology of Chronic Constipation |
| Author | : | W.A. Meier-Ruge, E. Bruder |
| Publisher | : | Karger Medical and Scientific Publishers - 2012-09-17 |
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