Wonderful lecture! It's a pity that I could not participate in the live session. It's great that I could still learn from you thanks to the chanel. I have a question though: How did you know that these drugs were the exact cause of colitis? As far as I know, drug-induced colitis doesn't have characteristic microscopic/macroscopic features. Its microscopic features overlap with many other type of colitis e.g: IBD, bacteria related acute self limited colitis, diverculitis... Thanks in advance.
I have another question. In case 11, the patient did not have convincing characteristics of CMV effects on H&E but it did have positive IHC result. So, Is IHC alone the microscopic criterion for CMV diagnosis? Or if these stained cells had small nuclei, would they still be diagnosed as CMV infection? Thanks.
In case 5, there is a h/o UC. The pic looks like a Chr active colitis.Still, would u lean towards a dx of Microsc colitis? Pl lmk if the normal colonoscopy made you take that stand bcos its scary for me ! :)esp since you say that UC can have increased IELs..TIA
Sir plz help me My biopsy report like this Preserved crypt architecture focal cryptitis and crypt abscess seen . Not chronic features seen Noted , infectious etiology is favored Plz sir reply what's this
An excellent teaching session - lots of practically important points. Thank you very much for the speaker and organizers.
Thank you very much for the outstanding lecture. This presentation on IBD is extremely useful for my day to day GI biopsy cases.
Thanks dr Gonzalez for this wonderful session..
Thank you Dr Gonzalez.
Excellent presentation.
Thank you.
Excellent presentation.
Thanks for sharing. 🙂
Thank you for wonderful 12 cases. (from Republic of Korea)
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Very instructive cases!! Hoping for more
thank you for good cases lectures.
Thank you for the updates
Many thanks, intersting cases
Thanks it’s very practical and useful.
Wonderful lecture! It's a pity that I could not participate in the live session. It's great that I could still learn from you thanks to the chanel.
I have a question though: How did you know that these drugs were the exact cause of colitis? As far as I know, drug-induced colitis doesn't have characteristic microscopic/macroscopic features. Its microscopic features overlap with many other type of colitis e.g: IBD, bacteria related acute self limited colitis, diverculitis...
Thanks in advance.
I have another question. In case 11, the patient did not have convincing characteristics of CMV effects on H&E but it did have positive IHC result. So, Is IHC alone the microscopic criterion for CMV diagnosis? Or if these stained cells had small nuclei, would they still be diagnosed as CMV infection?
Thanks.
thank u, beautiful.
In case 5, there is a h/o UC. The pic looks like a Chr active colitis.Still, would u lean towards a dx of Microsc colitis? Pl lmk if the normal colonoscopy made you take that stand bcos its scary for me ! :)esp since you say that UC can have increased IELs..TIA
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Sir plz help me
My biopsy report like this
Preserved crypt architecture focal cryptitis and crypt abscess seen . Not chronic features seen
Noted , infectious etiology is favored
Plz sir reply what's this