Nonspecific Intestinal Inflammations

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Nonspecific intestinal inflammations [1] include Crohn's disease (ileitis terminalis) a ulcerative colitis (proctocolitis idiopathica). These are chronic inflammatory diseases of the digestive tract, which are often accompanied by abundant extraintestinal symptoms. Both diseases begin in childhood or adolescence and their etiology is unclear. The incidence and prevalence of nonspecific intestinal inflammation has been increasing in recent years, 20-30 % of the patients are children under 18 years of age.[2]

Crohn's disease ulcerative colitis

Crohnova choroba

It is a chronic non-specific inflammation of the small or large intestine (or any part of the GIT). It is a segmental or multisegmental, transmural, typically granulomatous inflammation.

Ulcerative colitis

Non-specific hemorrhagic-catarrhal or ulcerative inflammation of the rectum and the adjacent part (or the entire colon) with a sudden or chronically exacerbating course.

Indeterminate colitis

It is an inflammation of the large intestine with characteristic overlapping features of Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis or with various atypical signs, thanks to which the disease cannot be conclusively classified. [2]

Crohnova choroba ulcerózní kolitida[3][2]
localization the entire digestive tract, most often the terminal ileum rectum a colon
type of damage segmental (alternation of inflammatory and unaffected sections) continuous progression in the oral direction
Abdominal X-ray intestinal wall thickening, stenosis the disappearance of haustration
endoscopy discontinuous damage, focal aphthae, linear ulcers hemorrhagic mucosa, diffuse inflammation, pseudopolyps
histology inflammation of all layers of the intestinal wall (transmural) inflammation of the mucous membranes and submucosa
typical epithelioid granulomas, lymphocytic infiltrates cryptitis, cryptic abscesses
klinický obraz abdominal pain, diarrhea - rarely with blood bloody diarrhea with tenesms
fever, weight loss, anorexia, growth retardation
complication formation of fistulas, stenoses and abscesses increased risk of carcinoma
Searchtool right.svg For more information see Crohn's disease.
Searchtool right.svg For more information see Ulcerative colitis .

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  1. ŠERCLOVÁ, Z, et al. Recommended procedures for surgical treatment of patients with non-specific intestinal inflammation - Part 1: preoperative preparation [online]. ©2015. [cit. 2019-06-07]. <https://www.cgs-cls.cz/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/06.pdf>.
  2. a b c LEBL, J – JANDA, J – POHUNEK, P, et al. Klinická pediatrie. 1. edition. Galén, 2012. 698 pp. pp. 311-318. ISBN 978-80-7262-772-1.
  3. MUNTAU, Ania Carolina. Pediatrie. 4. edition. Prague : Grada, 2009. pp. 372-377. ISBN 978-80-247-2525-3.


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