diverticulum
Inespecific Diverticulitis (2 of 4)
This endoscopic image shows inespecific inflammatory changes in the descending colon.
Inespecific Diverticulitis (1 of 4)
This 73 year-old male presented 3 days with fever chill and acute left iliac fossa pain, the endoscopic image presents inespecific alterations of the descending colon, patient has diverticulae of the...
Diverticula With Fecalith (1 of 2)
Diverticulitis is believed to occur when a hardened piece of stool, undigested food, and bacteria (called a fecalith) becomes lodged in a diverticulum. This blockage interferes with the blood supply...
Diverticulum - Perforation
The video displays the small diverticula emerge air bubbles that let us to suspect the diverticula is perforated.
Diverticular Disease - Hemorrhage (10 of 15)
Sequence of images and videos in a case of lower gastrointestinal bleeding.
Diverticular Disease - Hemorrhage (9 of 15)
The image and the video clip display several diverticulae many with blod clots.
Diverticular Disease - Hemorrhage (7 of 15)
The image and the video clip displays many blood clots remains.
Diverticular Disease - Hemorrhage (2 of 15)
Sequence of images and videos in a case on diverticular hemorrhage. Diverticular disease is a cause of lower gastrointestinal bleeding. The bleeding stopped spontaneously, the patient was...
Diverticular Bleeding (4 of 4)
A fecalith is seen at the sigmoid. Causes of major lower GI bleed Very common Diverticular disease Angiodysplasia Less common Ischemia Neoplasia Inflammatory bowel disease Hemobilia Perianal...
Diverticular Bleeding (3 of 4)
Signs of recent diverticular bleeding include: active bleeding, visible vessel, adherent clot.
Diverticular Bleeding (2 of 4)
This image and the video clip display a diverticulosis with active bleeding. Lower GI bleeding from diverticulosis occurs in the form of bright red-colored or wine-colored stools.
Diverticular Bleeding (1 of 4)
It is usually sudden in onset, painless and substantial. Diverticulosis is the cause in 30 to 50 percent of cases with massive bleeding from the colon. However, the bleeding stops spontaneously in...
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