[Difficulties in the diagnosis of Crohn's disease with rectal involvement].
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Biomedical subjects
J Ledec
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[Double-contrast examination of the small intestine using barium and methylcellulose].
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[The fate of patients with liver metastases].
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[Recurring pleural effusions in liver cirrhosis].
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[Septic shock after splenectomy].
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[Surgically treatable hypertension].
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[The significance of the unstable angina pectoris syndrome in the prognosis of myocardial infarct].
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[Prof. Josef Thomayer. From the memoirs of the late J. Ledec, M.D].
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[Determination of the variability of pulse rate].
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[Heart disorder due to Coxsackie viruses B].
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[The syndrome of mucoviscidosis in adults].
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[Simultaneous occurrence of Crohn's and Bechterew's disease].
The author describes a case-history of concomitant manifestation of classical Bekhterev's disease (HLA B 27 positive) which preceded by 10 years the detection of Crohn's disease of the stomach, terminal ileum and rectum. The author discusses the relationship of the two diseases in particular with regard to the probable defined extraintestinal manifestation of Crohn's disease. The concurrent presence of the two diseases causes difficulties when assessing the humoral activity. For ankylosing spondylarthritis with a manifest or silent intestinal inflammation 5-aminosalicylic acid is the drug of choice. Early detection of the two diseases is important for therapy and prognosis.
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