leading to intestinal obstruction. This condition can result in severe abdominal pain, vomiting, and constipation, and if not treated promptly, it can lead to complications such as bowel ...

Complications, such as bowel obstruction and intestinal rupture, can arise. The condition is associated with an increased risk of bowel cancer. When its effects go beyond the gastrointestinal tract, ...

Small intestine perforations are rare ... Muscular movements push the stool toward the rectum for elimination. Bowel obstruction (such as impacted stool), diverticulitis, and IBD (Crohn's disease ...

Intestinal fibrosis, as a late-stage complication of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), leads to bowel obstruction and requires surgical intervention, significantly lowering the quality of life of ...

A bowel obstruction or intestinal blockage is the most common Crohn’s complication, but it doesn’t make it any less fatal. Emergency treatment is necessary to prevent a fatal infection ...

and vomiting are commonly noted symptoms of bowel obstruction. Intestinal, colicky, crampy pain radiating to the back, along with abdominal distention, may be noted in persons with obstruction.

Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis (UC) are both types of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD ... not affect the colon at all (only the small intestine), then there’s no increased risk ...

The international experience of small bowel transplantation since 1985 has been compiled and analyzed through the International Intestinal Transplant Registry. [10] As of May 2001, the Registry ...

The veins were not involved except by contiguity. In the intestinal infarct small arteries in the mesentery close to the bowel were affected (Fig. 3); in the kidney, both arcuate and interlobular ...