Intestinal endometriosis: features of clinical and morphological diagnostics

[Intestinal endometriosis].

Pelvic endometriosis affects 5 to 10% of all menstruating women, and of these 3% to 34% have intestinal involvement. Commonly, intestinal endometrial lesion affects only the serosa. Although the invading endometrial tissue may extend into the intestinal wall, it does not usually reach the mucosa. The majority of the patients are asymptomatic. The most common symptom is lower recurrent abdominal...

Clinical and laboratory features of intestinal tuberculosis

Background/aims As increasing numbers of Crohn's disease (CD) cases are being recognized in India, so the differential diagnosis of CD and gastrointestinal tuberculosis (GITB) is becoming increasingly important. If patients are misdiagnosed with GITB, toxicity may result from unnecessary anti-TB therapy and treatment of the primary disease (ie, CD) gets delayed. We therefore aimed to assess the...

Prevalence, Clinical and Laparoscopic Features of Endometriosis Among Infertile Women.

OBJECTIVE To study the prevalence, clinical and laparoscopic characteristics of endometriosis in infertile women. STUDY DESIGN This is a hospital-based prospective study. PATIENTS Five hundred and two (502) patients underwent diagnostic laparoscopy for evaluation of cause for infertility. Staging of endometriosis was done according to the rAFS scoring system. RESULTS Out of 502 women, 276...

[Clinical features and laboratory diagnostics of uric arthritis].

Uric arthritis (gout) is a metabolic rheumatic diseases, which is as old as human race, with the characteristic epidemiological data, which differ with respect to climate, socio-economic life conditions and each population habits. Regardless the difference, clinical and laboratory parameters are always very similar and specific, so that their cognition and understanding, are the key criterion f...

Classification, Clinical Features and Differential Diagnostics of Atopic Dermatitis