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Clinical Aspects of Amebic Colitis Atsuo Kitano 1 , Akishige Obata 1 , Nobuhide Oshitani 1 , Katsujiro Yoshiyasu 1 , Masato Hiki 1 1The Third Department of Internal Medicine, Osaka City University, Medical School pp.633-640
Published Date 1986/6/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403110352
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 Amebic colitis, one of the major intestinal-infectious diseases after the second world war, markedly decreased in incidence in the 1970's. However, this infection has been noticed again with increasing frequency in these five years. Particularly, attention should be paid for the increase in the number of the patient who had never been abroad.

 With respect to clinical symptoms, most patients complained of bloody or muco-bloody stool, which closely resembles to ulcerative colitis.

 Although it is important to detect Entamoeba histolytica (EH) in the feces, colonoscopic biopsy is one of the useful diagnostic procedures since EH is most likely to be detected in the histological specimen. In addition, seroimmunological method is useful in diagnosing amebic colitis.

 Thirteen cases of amebic colitis have been diagnosed at our department. The average age was 47 years with male being dominant. The average length of symptomatic period was 17.4 months. Only thirty percent of the patients have the history of being abroad.Rectum and sigmoid colon were inflammed in 70 percent of the patients. Colonoscopic examination revealed friable ulcer, aphthous ulcer, and TAKOIBO erosion. EH was detected histologically in 84 percent of the patients. Latex haemmagglutination test for amebiasis was positive in all of these cases.


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