Remarks ON OBSCURE INTESTINAL COLIC

A Prescription for Intestinal Colic

Intestinal colic caused by food.

EDITORIAL SYNOPSIS Bolus colic in children eating unripe apples is well recognized but the many possible causes in adults are less well known: its importance, particularly in patients who have had partial gastrectomy, is well brought out in this paper. Intestinal colic following meals is a common complaint, but in most cases when patients complain of such colic it is dismissed in a cloud of vag...

Recurrent Obscure Gastrointestinal Bleeding: Intestinal Lymphangiohemangioma

Obscure gastrointestinal bleeding (OGIB) is thought to be a diagnostic and therapeutic challenge for the clinicians and radiologists. A 46-year-old woman complaining of intermittent melena for 3 months was admitted. After extensive investigations, a vascular lesion located in the ileum, diagnosed as intestinal lymphangiohemangioma pathologically, was found by CT angiography (CTA) and selective ...

Advances in Management of Large Intestinal Colic

Advances in treatment and management of colic caused by diseases localized to the large intestine include the availability of a novel antispasmodic medication, n-butylscopolammonium bromide; enteral fluid therapies; promising outcomes of surgical procedures; use of di-tri-octahedral smectite; dietary modifications; diagnostic use of ultrasonography; and new information about the use of non-ster...

Remarks on microperiodic multifunctions

It is well known that a microperiodic function mapping a topological group into reals, which is continuous at some point is constant. We introduce the notion of a microperiodic multifunction, defined on a topological group with values in a metric space, and study regularity conditions implying an analogous result. We deal with Vietoris and Hausdorff continuity concepts.Stability of microperiodi...