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Intestinal Diverticula, Study Guides, Projects, Research of Medical Sciences

Information on intestinal diverticula, including their definition, incidence, aetiology, pathology, complications, and clinical picture. It also covers diverticular disease of the colon, including its incidence, aetiology, pathology, and complications. the different types of diverticula, their location, and the complications that may arise, such as intestinal obstruction, acute diverticulitis, and fistula formation. It also discusses the treatment options for these complications, including surgery and embolization.

Typology: Study Guides, Projects, Research

2022/2023

Available from 02/10/2023

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Intestinal Diverticula * Definition : a diverticulum is a blind pouch continuous with the lumen of a hollow viscus ( gut or urinary bladder ). * Incidence : the commonest intestinal diverticula are diverticula of colon and Meckel’s diverticulum . Mechel’s Diverticulum * Incidence : It is the commonest congenital anomaly in the GIT occurs in 2-3 % of population. * Aetiology : It is due to persistent patency of proximal part vitelo- intestinal duct in the embryo . Vitelline duct Umbilical cord Allantois * Pathology: e It is a true diverticulum i.e its wall consist of all layer of the intestine . e It has specific blood supply by a branch from superior mesenteric artery . e It may contain 3 ectopic gastric , pancreatic or colonic cells . e It is 2-3 inches in length . e It is situated 2-3 inches from the ileo-caecal valve . e It gives symptoms due to complications in 2-3% of affected people . e It is attached to the anti-mesenteric border of ileum.