Sentence examples for colitis progressed from inspiring English sources

However, colitis progressed during that time and the mice developed more signs of diarrhea.

In severe cases, colitis may progress to toxic megacolon and colonic perforation due to full thickness colonic necrosis.

Patients who did not develop gastrointestinal inflammation following CTLA-4 blockade are herein referred to as colitis free (C-F) and patients who experienced inflammatory complications after CTLA-4 blockade are referred to as having progressed to colitis (PtC).

By studying human cancer progression in vitro, the team also hopes to discover new diagnostics that can be used to identify the small subset of patients with inflammation-associated premalignant conditions, such as Barrett's esophagus or ulcerative colitis, that might progress to cancer.

I was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis shortly thereafter, and it progressed rapidly.

In all, 123 patients with total UC (one patient underwent IRA during surveillance because of intractable disease), 68 with left-sided UC (in 14 of whom the disease had progressed to total colitis) and 27 with post-IRA were retrospectively reviewed.

Each of these groups were given chemically-induced colitis to determine how the disease progressed under each of these conditions.

For example, Enterococcus faecalis induced a slow-onset (10 12 weeks) of distal colon predominant inflammation, which progressed to severe distal colitis and duodenal inflammation by 24 weeks in IL-10−/− mice [27].

Of those presenting with distal proctitis, 4 progressed to left sided colitis (66.7%) extending to splenic flexure, and 2 developed pancolitis (33.3%) at follow up.

The disease progressed from left-sided to total colitis after 7 years from the onset in 14 of these patients.

As anticipated from a model that initially targets epithelial cells and macrophages, no histological differences were found between WT and CD4cre mice on day 2. The leukocyte infiltration in the colon was polymorphonuclear and lymphoplasmacytic on day 2, but progressed towards a predominantly lymphoplasmacytic infiltrate on day 7 of DSS colitis.