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Modern Concept of Diverticular Disease of the Colon T. Muto 1 1The First Department of Surgery, University of Tokyo pp.801-806
Published Date 1980/8/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403112716
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 Pathogenesis of colonic diverticular disease was introduced following Painter's theory which claimed that it is a fiber deficiency disease. Segmentation of the colon together with muscle contraction produces high intraluminal pressure which facilitates mucosal herniation through the bowel wall at the weakest point where the vessels penetrates, the commonest site of diverticula being along the taenia. The high pressure was noticed after administration of prostigmine or morphin and after meal in patients with diverticular disease. These functional and physiological abnormality well corresponds to histological abnormalities found in resected specimens; that is muscle thickening of the affected segment particularly of the sigmoid colon, the commonest site of the disease.Low residue diet, functional and muscle abnormality are the promoting factors of producing intraluminal high pressure to develop mucosal herniation, diverticula. This pathogenesis is applied only for diverticular disease of the sigmoid which is commoner in the western countries whereas the cause of the right sided disease is unknown. However, it is hoped that physiological study of the right colon through colonoscope will solve the question in the near future.


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