INTESTINE Vol.14 No.04 ( Jul, 2010)

Thesis List

• 0 Editorial
  Osamu Tsuruta

• 1-1-1 Judgment by conventional, magnifying and image-enhanced endoscopic findings comprehensively
  Yasuhiko Hamada

• 1-1-2 Usefulness of conventional endoscopy, magnifying endoscopy and Narrow Band Imaging (NBI) system for diagnosing of colorectal neoplasia
  Hiroshi Kawano

• 1-1-3 Histological diagnosis of colon polyp by magnifying endoscopy
  Tomoaki Kimura

• 1-2-1 Judgment by conventional, magnifying and image-enhanced endoscopic findings comprehensively
  Yasuhiko Hamada

• 1-2-2 Usefulness of conventional endoscopy, magnifying endoscopy and Narrow Band Imaging (NBI) system for diagnosing of depth of invasion in early colorectal cancer
  Hiroshi Kawano

• 1-2-3 Invasion depth diagnosis of colorectal cancer by magnifying endoscopy
  Tomoaki Kimura

• 1-3-1 Effectiveness of 3D-EUS
  Kiyonori Kobayashi

• 1-3-2 Techniques getting for good EUS images
  Yusuke Saito

• 1-3-3 Managing an ultrasonic probe for EUS diagnosis of colorectal cancer
  Eisai Cho

• 2-1-1 Diagnosis of Yersinia enterocolitis by clinical features and image
  Kiyotaka Okawa

• 2-1-2 How to deal with acute inflammatory colorectal diseases that are difficult to diagnose. -- With reference to the indication of endoscopy and its differential diagnosis
  Reiko Kunisaki

• 2-2-1 Clinical characteristics and differential diagnosis of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug-induced colopathy
  Koichi Kurahara

• 2-2-2 Endoscopic findings differentiating various enteric diseases
  Shin Kashima

• 3-1 Strategy of endoscopic treatment for small vascular lesion type 2a
  Tomonori Yano

• 3-2 Combination of endoscopic examination and other modality
  Yoshitaka Tomioka

• 3-3 Definite diagnosis according to clinical process
  Mitsue Sogawa

Series List

• 4-1 TNF-alpha is an important pathogenic factor contributing to reactivation of cytomegalovirus in inflamed mucosa of colon in patients with ulcerative colitis : lesson from clinical experience
  Hiroshi Nakase

  TOPICS

• 4-2 Persistent retention of colitogenic CD4⁺ memory T cells causes inflammatory bowel diseases to become intractable
  Takanori Kanai

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