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Colonic Spirochetosis in Children and Adults
2003
American Journal of Clinical Pathology
A b s t r a c t We undertook a retrospective analysis of colonic spirochetosis in 14 cases : females, 3; males, 11; children, 4; adults, 10. Two men had HIV infections. All children and both HIV-infected men had abdominal complaints, diarrhea, or both. Most other adults underwent colonoscopy for polyp screening (n = 4) or follow-up of Crohn disease (n = 1) or had other indications (n = 2) or diarrhea (n = 1). Histologically, spirochetosis was identified in all parts of the colon and was not
doi:10.1309/g7u6bd85w4g3wj0j
pmid:14671970
fatcat:ffahchhw5nc3vejr63baazeb7m