Diverticular complications of renal failure
Galbraith, Penelope ; Bagg, Michael N. ; Schabel, Stephen I. ; Rajagopalan, P. R.
Springer
Published 1990
Springer
Published 1990
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1432-0509
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Colon, diverticula ; Colon, perforation ; Kidney failure, complications
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Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
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Medicine
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Abstract Ten patients with chronic renal failure presented with complications of colonic diverticula. Five had acute diverticulitis, 4 perforated diverticula, and 1 lower gastrointestinal hemorrhage. Symptoms were less severe than expected. In 3 the diagnosis was first suspected when free intra-abdominal air was detected. Seven patients had laparotomy, 5 emergently. Radiologists should be aware of the potential for diverticular complication in patients with renal failure, even with minimal or absent symptoms. Suspicion of colonic pathology either clinically or radiographically should be evaluated promptly so that aggressive therapy can begin.
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Electronic Resource
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| autor | Galbraith, Penelope Bagg, Michael N. Schabel, Stephen I. Rajagopalan, P. R. |
| autorsonst | Galbraith, Penelope Bagg, Michael N. Schabel, Stephen I. Rajagopalan, P. R. |
| book_url | http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/BF01888789 |
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| journal_name | Abdominal imaging |
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| notes | Abstract Ten patients with chronic renal failure presented with complications of colonic diverticula. Five had acute diverticulitis, 4 perforated diverticula, and 1 lower gastrointestinal hemorrhage. Symptoms were less severe than expected. In 3 the diagnosis was first suspected when free intra-abdominal air was detected. Seven patients had laparotomy, 5 emergently. Radiologists should be aware of the potential for diverticular complication in patients with renal failure, even with minimal or absent symptoms. Suspicion of colonic pathology either clinically or radiographically should be evaluated promptly so that aggressive therapy can begin. |
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| publikationsjahr_anzeige | 1990 |
| publikationsjahr_facette | 1990 |
| publikationsjahr_intervall | 8009:1990-1994 |
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| publisher | Springer |
| reference | 15 (1990), S. 259-262 |
| schlagwort | Colon, diverticula Colon, perforation Kidney failure, complications |
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| shingle_author_1 | Galbraith, Penelope Bagg, Michael N. Schabel, Stephen I. Rajagopalan, P. R. |
| shingle_author_2 | Galbraith, Penelope Bagg, Michael N. Schabel, Stephen I. Rajagopalan, P. R. |
| shingle_author_3 | Galbraith, Penelope Bagg, Michael N. Schabel, Stephen I. Rajagopalan, P. R. |
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| shingle_catch_all_1 | Galbraith, Penelope Bagg, Michael N. Schabel, Stephen I. Rajagopalan, P. R. Diverticular complications of renal failure Colon, diverticula Colon, perforation Kidney failure, complications Colon, diverticula Colon, perforation Kidney failure, complications Abstract Ten patients with chronic renal failure presented with complications of colonic diverticula. Five had acute diverticulitis, 4 perforated diverticula, and 1 lower gastrointestinal hemorrhage. Symptoms were less severe than expected. In 3 the diagnosis was first suspected when free intra-abdominal air was detected. Seven patients had laparotomy, 5 emergently. Radiologists should be aware of the potential for diverticular complication in patients with renal failure, even with minimal or absent symptoms. Suspicion of colonic pathology either clinically or radiographically should be evaluated promptly so that aggressive therapy can begin. 1432-0509 14320509 Springer |
| shingle_catch_all_2 | Galbraith, Penelope Bagg, Michael N. Schabel, Stephen I. Rajagopalan, P. R. Diverticular complications of renal failure Colon, diverticula Colon, perforation Kidney failure, complications Colon, diverticula Colon, perforation Kidney failure, complications Abstract Ten patients with chronic renal failure presented with complications of colonic diverticula. Five had acute diverticulitis, 4 perforated diverticula, and 1 lower gastrointestinal hemorrhage. Symptoms were less severe than expected. In 3 the diagnosis was first suspected when free intra-abdominal air was detected. Seven patients had laparotomy, 5 emergently. Radiologists should be aware of the potential for diverticular complication in patients with renal failure, even with minimal or absent symptoms. Suspicion of colonic pathology either clinically or radiographically should be evaluated promptly so that aggressive therapy can begin. 1432-0509 14320509 Springer |
| shingle_catch_all_3 | Galbraith, Penelope Bagg, Michael N. Schabel, Stephen I. Rajagopalan, P. R. Diverticular complications of renal failure Colon, diverticula Colon, perforation Kidney failure, complications Colon, diverticula Colon, perforation Kidney failure, complications Abstract Ten patients with chronic renal failure presented with complications of colonic diverticula. Five had acute diverticulitis, 4 perforated diverticula, and 1 lower gastrointestinal hemorrhage. Symptoms were less severe than expected. In 3 the diagnosis was first suspected when free intra-abdominal air was detected. Seven patients had laparotomy, 5 emergently. Radiologists should be aware of the potential for diverticular complication in patients with renal failure, even with minimal or absent symptoms. Suspicion of colonic pathology either clinically or radiographically should be evaluated promptly so that aggressive therapy can begin. 1432-0509 14320509 Springer |
| shingle_catch_all_4 | Galbraith, Penelope Bagg, Michael N. Schabel, Stephen I. Rajagopalan, P. R. Diverticular complications of renal failure Colon, diverticula Colon, perforation Kidney failure, complications Colon, diverticula Colon, perforation Kidney failure, complications Abstract Ten patients with chronic renal failure presented with complications of colonic diverticula. Five had acute diverticulitis, 4 perforated diverticula, and 1 lower gastrointestinal hemorrhage. Symptoms were less severe than expected. In 3 the diagnosis was first suspected when free intra-abdominal air was detected. Seven patients had laparotomy, 5 emergently. Radiologists should be aware of the potential for diverticular complication in patients with renal failure, even with minimal or absent symptoms. Suspicion of colonic pathology either clinically or radiographically should be evaluated promptly so that aggressive therapy can begin. 1432-0509 14320509 Springer |
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