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. 2011 Apr 21;17(15):1996–2002. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v17.i15.1996

Table 2.

Clinicopathological features and follow-up data in patients with > 20 intra-epithelial lymphocytes

Age Sex IEL count Presenting symptom Original biopsy diagnosis Follow-up period for 2 yr
32 F 22 Chronic diarrhea Normal Lymphocytic colitis12
32 F 27 Chronic diarrhea Normal Lymphocytic colitis2
55 F 27 Constipation Normal Resolve
65 M 26 Abdominal pain Normal Myelodysplastic syndrome
22 F 31 Constipation Normal Lost to follow up
35 M 38 Chronic diarrhea Normal Lymphocytic colitis1
42 F 30 Constipation Normal Lost to follow up
59 F 28 Abdominal pain Normal Resolve
59 F 40 Chronic diarrhea Normal Multiple liver lesions
56 M 31 Chronic diarrhea Normal Ulcerative colitis
79 F 20 Abdominal pain Melanosis coli Diverticulitis
19 F 28 Abdominal pain Normal Behcet’s disease
24 F 24 Chronic diarrhea Normal Lymphocytic colitis2
51 M 48 Chronic diarrhea Normal Metastatic renal cell carcinoma
56 F 30 Chronic diarrhea Normal Lymphocytic colitis2
34 F 30 Abdominal pain Normal Resolved
33 F 30 Chronic diarrhea Lymphocytic colitis Lymphocytic colitis3
71 M 20 Loss of weight Normal Diverticulitis
59 F 25 Abdominal pain Normal Resolve
35 F 35 Abdominal pain Melanosis coli Pancreatitis
1

Lost to follow-up;

2

On review diagnosis changed from irritable bowel syndrome to lymphocytic colitis;

3

Known patient included in the study. IEL: Intra-epithelial lymphocyte.