| Theme |
Bloody stools in non -- IBD intestinal disorders |
| Title |
Rectal bleeding in postoperative recurrent ulcers due to intestinal Behçet's disease and simple ulcers |
| Author |
Masaaki Matsukawa |
Department of Internal Medicine, Toyosu Hospital, Showa University |
| Author |
Takashi Sekikawa |
Department of Internal Medicine, Toyosu Hospital, Showa University |
| Author |
Sadanori Kubo |
Department of Internal Medicine, Toyosu Hospital, Showa University |
| Author |
Norihiro Nomura |
Department of Internal Medicine, Toyosu Hospital, Showa University |
| Author |
Ryouji Hayashi |
Department of Internal Medicine, Toyosu Hospital, Showa University |
| Author |
Kyouko Kashima |
Department of Internal Medicine, Toyosu Hospital, Showa University |
| Author |
Dai Sakuma |
Department of Internal Medicine, Toyosu Hospital, Showa University |
| Author |
Masashi Satou |
Department of Internal Medicine, Toyosu Hospital, Showa University |
| Author |
Tomohiko Yoshida |
Department of Internal Medicine, Toyosu Hospital, Showa University |
| [ Summary ] |
Operative recurrence of intestinal Behçet's disease and simple ulcers is frequently observed. We studied the chief complications associated with postoperative recurrent ulcers. Rectal bleeding accounts for 20% of the major complications with postoperative recurrent ulcers. Recurrent ulcers are observed in the anastomotic region. Ulcers with rectal bleeding were smaller than those related to abdominal pain. Patients with rectal bleeding were found to have no inflammatory reaction in relation to WBC or CRP values. We performed spray treatment for recurrent ulcers using absolute ethanol or a Pentasa solution. After spraying ethanol or Pentasa several times, size was reduced, often leaving only scar tissue. |