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. 1962 Dec;3(4):301–305. doi: 10.1136/gut.3.4.301

Faecal stasis in proctocolitis

J E Lennard-Jones, M J S Langman, F Avery Jones
PMCID: PMC1413378  PMID: 18668750

Abstract

Six cases of faecal stasis in active proctocolitis are reported. In each case the left colon was severely diseased but the right colon was unaffected. X-ray studies showed retention of barium in the right colon for as long as five weeks. In two patients subacute intestinal obstruction developed and in three patients constipation was a major symptom during the active phase of colitis.

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