Stolte M, Karimi D, Vieth M, Volkholz H, Dirschmid K, Rappel S, Bethke B. Strictures, diaphragms, erosions or ulcerations of ischemic type in the colon should always prompt consideration of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug-induced lesions. World J Gastroenterol 2005; 11(37): 5828-5833 [PMID: 16270393 DOI: 10.3748/wjg.v11.i37.5828]
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Professor Dr. Manfred Stolte, Institute of Pathology, Klinikum Bayreuth GmbH, Preuschwitzer Str. 101, Bayreuth 95445, Germany. pathologie.klinikum-bayreuth@t-online.de
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Table 6 Frequency distribution of used NSAID preparations (%)
Diclofenac
70.5
Ibuprofen
7.3
Piroxicam
1.4
Ketoprofen
0.4
Phenylbutazone
0.2
Combinations
17.6
Table 7 Localization of the lesions (%)
Ileum
4.5
Bauhin’s valve
21.3
Cecum
14.8
Ascending colon
19.1
Right flexure
7
Transverse colon
15.7
Left flexure
2.8
Descending colon
6.7
Sigmoid colon
5.3
Rectum
2.8
Table 8 Frequency of lesion type (solitary and multiple lesions)
Solitary
Multiple
(n = 207)
(n = 319)
(%)
(%)
Erosions
63.3
21.3
Ulcers
21.7
56.4
Erosions+ulcers
0
12.2
Regenerative mucosa
15
10.1
Strictures
11.1
18.8
Diaphragms
1.0
4.4
Table 9 Age and sex distribution, location of lesions in right colon, and histological findings in the four groups of patients
n
F:M
Age (yr)
Locationright colon
Endoscopicsolitary lesion
Endoscopicmultiple lesions
Endoscopicstricture
Endoscopicdiaphragm
356
251:105
63±35
71.2%
36.80%
63.2%
15.40%
3.6%
NSAID
58.3%
2.4:1
28-98
n = 131
n = 225
n = 55
n = 13
122
75:47
56.5±33.5
76.8%
50%
50%
12.30%
0.8%
ASA
20%
1.6:1
23-90
n = 61
n = 61
n = 15
n = 1
48
39:9
68±21
80.8%
31.2%
68.8%
25%
2.10%
NSAID+ASA
7.8%
4.3:1
47-89
n = 15
n = 33
n = 12
n = 1
85
50:35
54.5±35.5
75.60%
68%
31.8%
8.20%
1.2%
No NSAID/ASA
13.9%
1.4:1
19-90
n = 58
n = 27
n = 7
n = 1
Table 10 Frequency of histological findings in the four groups of patient
Solitaryerosion
Solitaryulcer
Solitaryregenerativemucosa
Multipleerosions
Multipleulcers
Multipleerosions+ulcers
Multipleregenerativemucosa
NSAID (%)
23.7
76.3
13
36.5
46.6
10.8
6.1
n = 27
n = 8
n = 17
n = 101
n = 129
n = 30
n = 17
ASA (%)
26.2
55.7
14.8
26.2
51
9.7
13.1
n = 16
n = 34
n = 9
n = 16
n = 32
n = 6
n = 8
NSAID+ASA(%)
26.6
66.6
6.8
21.2
57.6
15.2
6
n = 4
n = 10
n = 1
n = 7
n = 19
n = 5
n = 2
No
27.6
65.6
3.4
25.9
59.3
3.7
11.1
No NSAID/ASA
(%)
n = 16
n = 38
n = 2
n = 7
n = 16
n = 1
n = 3
Citation: Stolte M, Karimi D, Vieth M, Volkholz H, Dirschmid K, Rappel S, Bethke B. Strictures, diaphragms, erosions or ulcerations of ischemic type in the colon should always prompt consideration of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug-induced lesions. World J Gastroenterol 2005; 11(37): 5828-5833