The clinical, radiologic and pathologic features of 25 cases of ischemic bowel disease are
presented. The majority of patients presented with the triad of abdominal pain, diarrhea and …

The pathophysiologic events occurring in the ischemic process are described so that
radiologic findings are understood rather than memorized. Depending on the underlying …

Twenty-five cases with ischemic bowel disease seen over a period of 4 years are presented.
Of these, 20 cases presented with acute symptoms and five with chronic symptoms. In the …

Twenty patients with surgically or pathologically documented bowel infarction are compared
with seven patients who were believed to have bowel infarction but had negative findings at …

The incidence of several relatively specific and nonspecific roentgen findings has been
determined in 67 proved, unselected cases of intestinal infarction. Differences related to …

The blood flow within the walls of the digestive tract must be sufficient to maintain its
structural and functional integrity. All episodes of vascular insufficiency cause ischemic …

The clinical and pathological findings in 23 patients with ischaemic lesions of the alimentary
tract (ischaemic enterocolitis) are described. These are compared with findings in 13 …

The case of a 42-year old man who through medical management survived 78 days
following infarction of the bowel from the ligament of Treitz to the mid sigmoid colon is …

HE ROENTGENOGRAPHIC MANIFESTATIONS Of vascular and hematologic disorders
affecting the small intestine and colon have been concisely reported in the medical literature …

It has been repeatedly demonstrated, both clincally and experimentally, that depending
upon the site and extent of vascular occlusion, roentgenographic changes can vary from a …