Mucosal characteristics of pelvic ileal pouches.

This study aimed to investigate the degree of colonic metaplasia in ileo - anal pouches. Biopsy specimens from 25 patients with functioning pouches, eight of whom had pouchitis, were studied using routine histology, mucosal morphometry, mucin histochemistry, and immunoperoxidase staining with monocl...

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Main Authors: de Silva, H, Millard, P, Kettlewell, M, Mortensen, N, Prince, C, Jewell, D
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 1991
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author de Silva, H
Millard, P
Kettlewell, M
Mortensen, N
Prince, C
Jewell, D
author_facet de Silva, H
Millard, P
Kettlewell, M
Mortensen, N
Prince, C
Jewell, D
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description This study aimed to investigate the degree of colonic metaplasia in ileo - anal pouches. Biopsy specimens from 25 patients with functioning pouches, eight of whom had pouchitis, were studied using routine histology, mucosal morphometry, mucin histochemistry, and immunoperoxidase staining with monoclonal antibodies directed towards a 40kD colonic protein and a small bowel specific disaccharidase-sucrase isomaltase. Thirteen patients (including all eight with pouchitis) had subtotal or total villous atrophy and crypt hyperplasia. In this group, nine had colorectal type sulphomucin and the 40kD colonic protein was detected in two. These changes were not observed in patients with less severe villous abnormalities. Sucrase-isomaltase activity was, however, present in all 25 pouch specimens. We conclude that although some ileal pouches acquire certain colonic characteristics, complete colonic metaplasia does not occur.
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spelling oxford-uuid:90d5f192-58f2-4685-a5da-0424a0b304c32022-03-26T23:14:31ZMucosal characteristics of pelvic ileal pouches.Journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:90d5f192-58f2-4685-a5da-0424a0b304c3EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford1991de Silva, HMillard, PKettlewell, MMortensen, NPrince, CJewell, DThis study aimed to investigate the degree of colonic metaplasia in ileo - anal pouches. Biopsy specimens from 25 patients with functioning pouches, eight of whom had pouchitis, were studied using routine histology, mucosal morphometry, mucin histochemistry, and immunoperoxidase staining with monoclonal antibodies directed towards a 40kD colonic protein and a small bowel specific disaccharidase-sucrase isomaltase. Thirteen patients (including all eight with pouchitis) had subtotal or total villous atrophy and crypt hyperplasia. In this group, nine had colorectal type sulphomucin and the 40kD colonic protein was detected in two. These changes were not observed in patients with less severe villous abnormalities. Sucrase-isomaltase activity was, however, present in all 25 pouch specimens. We conclude that although some ileal pouches acquire certain colonic characteristics, complete colonic metaplasia does not occur.
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Prince, C
Jewell, D
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title Mucosal characteristics of pelvic ileal pouches.
title_full Mucosal characteristics of pelvic ileal pouches.
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