INTESTINE Vol.14 No.06 ( Nov, 2010)

Thesis List

• 0 Editorial
  Yasuo Ohkura

• 1-1 Chronological trends concerning surgical operation cases of colorectal cancer at NCCH 1962-2009
  Takahisa Matsuda

• 1-2 Early colorectal cancer : comparison of clinical rectal cancer and colon cancer features
  Nobunao Ikehara

• 1-3 Clinicopathological characteristics of advanced rectal cancer and colon cancer
  Hiroaki Ikematsu

• 1-4 Pathological characteristics of lower rectal cancer
  Hiroshi Kawachi

• 1-5 Clinicopathological study and the detection of K-ras codon 12 point mutation in colorectal carcinomas -- Differences between colonic carcinomas and rectal carcinomas from genetic and morphologic perspectives
  Takahiro Fujimori

• 2-1 Clinicopathological and molecular differences between rectal and colonic serrated neoplasias
  Kazuo Konishi

• 2-2 Features of adenoma and early cancer in the lower rectum
  Takahiro Fujii

• 2-3 Characteristics of advanced colorectal cancer located in the lower rectum
  Yuichi Mori

• 2-4 Characteristics of lower rectal cancer
  Hirotoshi Kobayashi

• 2-5 Is proctitis associated with an increased risk of rectal cancer?
  Nobuyuki Hida

• 3-1 Development of early rectal cancer in the lower rectum
  Toshio Uraoka

• 3-2 Submucosal superficial invasive cancer in the lower rectum
  Wataru Sano

• 3-3 A case of laterally spreading tumor-non granular type in the lower rectum
  Taku Sakamoto

• 3-4 Depressed type rectal cancer mimicking rectal ulcer : a case report
  Nozomu Kobayashi

• 3-5 Lung and bone metastases from rectal cancer with submucosal minimal invasion
  Takahiro Fujii

Series List

• 4-1 An open-label prospective randomized multicenter study shows very rapid remission of ulcerative colitis by intensive granulocyte and monocyte adsorptive apheresis as compared with routine weekly treatment
  Atsushi Sakuraba

• 4-2 TL1A produced by lamina propria macrophages induces Th1 and Th17 immune responses in cooperation with IL-23 in patients with Crohn's disease
  Nobuhiko Kamada

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• 4-3 Upregulation of T-bet and tight junction molecules by Bifidobactrium longum improves colonic inflammation of ulcerative colitis
  Yasuhiro Takeda

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