1 |
F |
55 |
One week after onset of diarrhea |
Small bowel resection |
Transmural necrosis, vessel thrombi |
Negative |
Deceased 14 days after admission |
2 |
F |
20 |
2.5 months prior to GI symptoms onset |
Transverse colectomy |
Active colitis, vessel thrombi and vasculitis |
Positive |
Deceased 7 days after admission |
3 |
F |
59 |
4 months prior to abdominal pain onset |
Colonoscopies |
Ischemic colitis, vessel thrombi, vasculitis, CMV |
Negative |
Deceased 67 days after ED visit |
4 |
M |
21 |
Two weeks prior to testicular pain |
Appendectomy |
Active inflammation, congestion, vessel thrombi |
Not performed |
235 days, recovered and free of GI symptom |
5 |
F |
65 |
On the day of admission for abdominal pain |
Sigmoid colectomy |
Transmural necrosis |
Not performed |
237 days, recovered and free of GI symptom |
6 |
F |
29 |
3 months after abdominal pain onset |
Ileum and cecum resection |
Ulcer, transmural inflammation |
Negative |
270 days, recovered and free of GI symptom |