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Fundamentals of endoscopic differential diagnosis of intestinal infectious diseases Kiyotaka OKAWA 1,2 , Koji SANO 1 , Hiroko OHBA 1 , Yusuke HARADA 1 , Sunao SHIMADA 1 , Tetsuya TANIGAWA 1 , Seiko YAMAGUCHI 1 , Osamu KURAI 1 1Department of Gastoroenterology, Osaka City Juso Hospital 2Department of Gastoroenterology, Yodogawa Christian Hospital Keyword: intestinal infectious diseases , infectious enterocolitis , endoscopic differential diagnosis , endoscopy , bacterial enterocolitis pp.18-26
Published Date 2025/12/24
DOI https://doi.org/10.24479/endo.0000002337
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 This paper mainly discusses endoscopic findings of intestinal infectious diseases from the viewpoint of patho-physiology and differential diagnosis. Bacterial enterocolitis can be classified into tissue invasive type and toxin type based on the onset mechanism, and tissue invasive type can be further divided into epithelial invasive type and lymphatic invasive type. Epithelial invasive type is characterized by edema, redness, and erosion; ulcer formation is rare. Lymphatic invasive type causes swelling and erosion of the lymphatic system, and sometimes deep ulcers. Toxin type is characterized by redness, edema, and small erosions, but no ulcers. It is also necessary to be able to differentiate intestinal infectious diseases from characteristic endoscopic findings such as annular ulcers and longitudinal ulcers. The diagnostic procedure for intestinal infectious diseases involves narrowing down the disease by comprehensively considering the patient’s background, symptoms, affected area, endoscopic findings, etc., but detailed interviews are necessary to understand the patient’s background and symptoms. For diagnosis, not only endoscopic findings and examination of the affected area but also the patient’s background and symptoms are important, and this is also discussed.


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電子版ISSN 印刷版ISSN 0915-3217 東京医学社

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