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Ileitis is an
inflammation of the ileum, a
portion of the
small intestine.
Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection may
mimic Crohn's
disease Ileitis. Ileitis...
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different areas of the
intestinal tract can
affect the
quality of the ****.
Ileitis typically results in large-volume,
watery ****,
while colitis may result...
- with Crohn's disease,
ileitis (inflammation of the ileum) also
occurs in UC.
About 17% of
individuals with UC have
ileitis.
Ileitis more
commonly occurs...
- Wet-tail, wet-bottom or
proliferative ileitis, is a
disease of hamsters. It is
precipitated by stress. Even with treatment, the
animal can die within...
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inflammation of the
stomach and
large intestine. Duodenitis, jejunitis, and
ileitis are
subtypes of
enteritis which are
localised to a
specific part of the...
- Bernard; Yarnis,
Harry (1958).
Regional Ileitis.
Grune & Stratton.
Crohn BB,
Ginzburg L,
Oppenheimer GD.
Regional ileitis; a
pathological and
clinical entity...
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launched publicly on
September 12, 1967, as the
National Foundation for
Ileitis and Colitis. (The
Foundation was
later renamed the Crohn's &
Colitis Foundation...
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American Medical ****ociation in 1932. What was
initially known as "terminal
ileitis"
eventually became known as "Crohn's Disease," as Crohn's name was the...
- enteritis,
which if
localised to just part is
called duodenitis,
jejunitis and
ileitis, respectively.
Peptic ulcers are also
common in the duodenum.: 879–884 ...
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success by the surgeons. ... The President's
condition was
diagnosed as
ileitis. This is an
inflamation of the ileum—the
lowest portion of the
small intestine...
