Category: Gastrointestinal diseases

Chronic non-ulcer colitis (KNK) is a chronic polyetiological disease characterized by inflammatory-dystrophic, atrophic changes in the mucous membrane of the large intestine, and functional disorders. The process can capture the entire colon (total colitis), and its departments (right-sided, left-sided colitis, sigmoiditis). In

Symptom complexes. Symptom complexes Hyperbilirubinemia – pathological conditions characterized by an imbalance between the formation and secretion of bilirubin , the main clinical sign of which is jaundice.    Bilirubin is one of the yellow-red bile pigments that is formed from blood

A diverticulum (from Latin diverticulum – the road to the side) is a saccular protrusion of the wall of a tubular or hollow organ. A diverticulum can be congenital or develops under the influence of various reasons

Enteritis is the most typical and frequent manifestation of damage to the small intestine . The intestine consists of two anatomically and functionally different departments: small and large intestines. The small intestine begins with the duodenum. The duodenum passes into the skinny, and

Duodenitis is based on dystrophic, inflammatory, degenerative changes in the mucous membrane (CO) of the duodenum (duodenum) , accompanied by a structural reorganization of the glandular apparatus with the development of metaplasia and atrophy. The following types of duodenitis are