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16. A Case of Anal Malignant Lymphoma

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Umegae, Satoru, primary, Matsumoto, Koichi, additional, Kitagawa, Tatsushi, additional, Noji, Midori, additional, Yamamoto, Takayuki, additional, Ishii, Masaaki, additional, Narita, Kiyoshi, additional, Torii, Takahiro, additional, Himan, Tomonori, additional, and Yamazaki, Manabu, additional

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2011
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21. A CASE OF FISTULA-CANCER

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YAMAMOTO, Takayuki, primary, MATSUMOTO, Kouichi, additional, YAMAMOTO, Jyunji, additional, KITAGAWA, Tatsushi, additional, and SUGENOYA, Yoshinori, additional

Published
1994
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23. Bronchopulmonary Disease in Ulcerative Colitis.

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GABAZZA, Esteban Cesar, primary, TAGUCHI, Osamu, additional, YAMAKAMI, Tomoya, additional, MACHISHI, Motoko, additional, IBATA, Hidenori, additional, FUKUKITA, Shigeo, additional, TSUTSUI, Kiyoyuki, additional, IMOTO, Ichiro, additional, SUZUKI, Shiro, additional, KITAGAWA, Tatsushi, additional, YAMAMOTO, Junji, additional, and MATSUMOTO, Koichi, additional

Published
1992
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24. FIVE CASES OF INTESTINAL BEHCET'S DISEASE

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MIURA, Tsutomu, primary, MATSUMOTO, Kohichi, additional, ISHIJIMA, Naoto, additional, SUGENOYA, Yoshinori, additional, SUZUKI, Yasuhiro, additional, YAMAMURA, Takeshi, additional, TERASHIMA, Hideki, additional, MATSUMOTO, Kazuo, additional, KITAGAWA, Tatsushi, additional, and YAMAMOTO, Junji, additional

Published
1990
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25. Pulmonary Infiltrates and Skin Pigmentation Associated with Sulfasalazine.

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Gabazza, Esteban C., Taguchi, Osamu, Yamakami, Tomoya, Machishi, Motoko, Ibata, Hidenori, Suzuki, Shiro, Matsumoto, Koichi, Kitagawa, Tatsushi, and Yamamoto, Junji

Subjects
ULCERATIVE colitis, HUMAN skin color, DRUG side effects, PULMONARY fibrosis, LUNG diseases
Abstract

A patient with ulcerative colitis developed skin pigmentation and diffuse pulmonary shadowing without respiratory symptomatology, while taking sulfasalazine. The clinical picture and radiological abnormalities disappeared spontaneously on discontinuation of the drug. Histopathological studies from specimens taken by transbronchial biopsy showed bronchiolitis obliterans with fibrosing alveolitis. Sulfasalazine-induced lung disorder is an extremely rare entity which must be considered in all ulcerative colitis patients while on sulfasalazine therapy, despite the absence of pulmonary symptomatology. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
1992

29. Acute duodenal Crohn's disease successfully managed with low-speed elemental diet infusion via nasogastric tube: a case report.

Author

Yamamoto T, Nakahigashi M, Umegae S, Kitagawa T, and Matsumoto K

Subjects
Acute Disease, Adult, Crohn Disease immunology, Crohn Disease pathology, Cytokines biosynthesis, Duodenal Diseases immunology, Duodenal Diseases pathology, Female, Humans, Crohn Disease therapy, Duodenal Diseases therapy, Food, Formulated, Intubation, Gastrointestinal
Abstract

Duodenal Crohn's disease is rare, and patients without obstruction are treated medically. We herein report one case whose duodenal Crohn's disease was successfully managed with low-speed elemental diet infusion through a nasogastric tube. A 28-year-old female developed acute duodenal Crohn's disease. Upper GI radiologic and endoscopic examinations showed a stricture in the duodenal bulb. Using the duodenal biopsy specimens, mucosal cytokine levels were measured; interleukin (IL)-1beta, IL-6, IL-8, and tumor necrosis factor-alpha levels were remarkably elevated. For initial 2 wk, powdered mesalazine was orally given but it was not effective. For the next 2 wk, she was treated with low-speed elemental diet therapy using a commercially available Elental(TM), which was infused continuously through a nasogastric tube using an infusion pump. The tip of the nasogastric tube was placed at an immediate oral side of the pylorus. The infusion speed was 10 mL/h (usual speed, 100 mL/h). After the 2-wk treatment, her symptoms were very much improved, and endoscopically, the duodenal stricture and inflammation improved. The duodenal mucosal cytokine levels remarkably decreased compared with those before the treatment. Although our experience was limited, low-speed elemental diet infusion through a nasogastric tube may be a useful treatment for acute duodenal Crohn's disease.

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2006
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