Ulcerative Colitis: A Report of Progress, Based Upon the Recent Literature

Almy, Thomas P.; Plaut, Andrew G.

doi:10.1016/s0016-5085(19)34543-3

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“…The prognosis of the acute fulminating type has been reported to be exceedingly poor (Almy, 1961;Almy and Lewis, 1963). We had a similar experience, as our only case of this type (Case 23) died on the third postoperative day after emergency colectomy and ileostomy.…”

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Long-term prognosis of children with ulcerative colitis

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1973

Archives of Disease in Childhood

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Long-term prognosis of children with ulcerative colitis

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Shanks²

1973

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“…Familial and twins evidence indicates that predisposition to ulcerative colitis is determined by genetic factors (Wigley and MacLaurin, 1962;Almy and Plaut, 1965;Morris, 1965;Binder, Weeke, Olsen, Anthonisen, and Riis, 1966;Davidson, 1967). If the sex ratio for the early-onset group of ulcerative colitis is to be explained in genetic terms, then it seems that an X-linked factor has a dominant expression in some populations, to give a female preponderance, and a recessive expression in others, where male patients predominate.…”

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