2017
DOI: 10.1093/ecco-jcc/jjw217
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Very Early Onset IBD: How Very Different ‘on Average’?

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“…Small and not deep ulcers (including aphthous ulcerations), anywhere in the small bowel, duodenal and esophageal (excluding stomach and colon) not explained by other causes (eg, Helicobacter pylori, NSAIDS and celiac disease) z 13 Multiple (!5) small and not deep ulcers (including aphthous ulcerations), in the stomach or colon (on the background of normal mucosa), not explained by other causes (eg, H pylori and NSAIDs) 14 Ileitis, otherwise compatible with backwash ileitis, § but in the presence of only mild inflammation in the cecum 15 Positive ASCA in the presence of negative pANCA 16 Reverse gradient of mucosal inflammation (proximal > distal (except rectal sparing)) 17 Severe scalloping of the stomach or duodenum, not explained by other causes (eg, celiac disease and H pylori) 18 Deep ulcerations (at least 1) or severe cobblestoning of stomach not explained by other causes (eg, H pylori, NSAIDs and celiac disease) Class 3 19 Focal chronic duodenitis on histology 20…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Small and not deep ulcers (including aphthous ulcerations), anywhere in the small bowel, duodenal and esophageal (excluding stomach and colon) not explained by other causes (eg, Helicobacter pylori, NSAIDS and celiac disease) z 13 Multiple (!5) small and not deep ulcers (including aphthous ulcerations), in the stomach or colon (on the background of normal mucosa), not explained by other causes (eg, H pylori and NSAIDs) 14 Ileitis, otherwise compatible with backwash ileitis, § but in the presence of only mild inflammation in the cecum 15 Positive ASCA in the presence of negative pANCA 16 Reverse gradient of mucosal inflammation (proximal > distal (except rectal sparing)) 17 Severe scalloping of the stomach or duodenum, not explained by other causes (eg, celiac disease and H pylori) 18 Deep ulcerations (at least 1) or severe cobblestoning of stomach not explained by other causes (eg, H pylori, NSAIDs and celiac disease) Class 3 19 Focal chronic duodenitis on histology 20…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In conclusion, seven of the ~70 genes associated with VEOIBD 92,93 belong to the family of NADPH oxidases and their essential partner proteins. All of the NOX1, DUOX2 and NOX2 complex associated variants show deficits in ROS generation, while gain-of-function mutations have not been found.…”
Section: Nadph Oxidases In Inflammatory Bowel Diseasesmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Постепенное начало характеризуется развитием клинической картины в течение от 1-3 месяцев до нескольких лет. Дебют ЯК у детей возможен в любом возрасте, хотя диагноз ЯК в первые 2 года жизни менее вероятен и требует исключения кишечных инфекций, пищевой аллергии, первичных иммунодефицитов [1,2,5,6]. ЯК у детей до 6 лет относят к ЯК с очень ранним дебютом, его отличает целый ряд клинических особенностей, затрудняющих первичную диагностику: прежде всего, частое отсутствие крови в стуле -ведущего клинического симптома ЯК [1,2,6].…”
Section: Keyword Uc Teenagers Course Adherence Eff Ectiveness Ofunclassified
“…У детей до 7 лет нередко отсутствует кровь в стуле, а также реже отмечается дефицит веса. Астенический синдром больше беспокоит подростков [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12]. Кишечные осложнения ЯК в детском возрасте представлены обычно массивными кишечными кровотечениями.…”
Section: Keyword Uc Teenagers Course Adherence Eff Ectiveness Ofunclassified