eosinophils .no cryptitis , crypt abscess or crypt distortion seen in studied section. No evidence of ... View answer

few neutrophils. focal cryptitis & crypt loss is seen. there is no evidence of metaplasia , dysplasia ... View answer

. Lymphoid follicles are present. No cryptitis or crypt abcess seen. No granuloma found. There is no evidence ... embedded. Microscopical examination : Section shows multiple bits of ileal mucosa showing... View answer

cryptitis or crypt abcess seen. No granuloma found. There is no evidence of malignancy in this biopsy ... shows multiple bits of ileal mucosa showing focal erosion of the lining surface epithelium. The... View answer

Hi Dr XXXXXXX I have recently got an MRI done and it has indicated Acute intervertebral disc herniation/ acute Schmorls node along the inferior endplace of D6 with surrounding edematous changes. Also ... View answer

My Histopathology report : (writing not clear) Colonic biopsy tissue showing cryptitis and focal crypt abscess. Rests of glands are unremarkable. Lamina prespria showing heavy non specific inflammation ... View answer

Hello. My test results (colonoscopy) were Acutely inflamed granulation tissue w/poorly formed non-necrotizing granuloma. moderate chronic active inflamation and cryptitis. Size 0.5x0.4x0.1. what can you ... View answer

active inflammation, cryptitis and regenerative changes. Differential diagnosis includes inflammatory bowel disease (favored) and acute self limited colitis. Clinical correlation is advised. My gastro won t ... View answer

Hi Doctor, I had diahearria for 2 weeks, got a colonscopy done - doctor says ileal ulcer. Biopsy says - MICROSCOPY: Section shows mucosa with focal cryptitis. Laminapropria reveal increased in ... View answer

cryptitis or any other abnormality.he also said i had grade 3 piles three of them.after the colonoscopy i ... View answer