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What is the history of Crohn's disease?
When was Crohn's disease discovered? What is the story of this discovery? Was it coincidence or not?
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Posted Aug 30, 2017 by DANY 1700
I do not need to know the history I want to know more about the future and how to live with out issue
Posted Aug 31, 2017 by cyrus 2270
Dr Burrill Bernard Crohn and his two colleagues, Dr Gordon Oppenheimer and Dr Leon Ginzburg formally discovered the disease in 1932, with the disease taking the name of Dr Burrill B Crohn. Crohn's disease is one of two inflammatory-type diseases of the bowel and intestines. The other isUlcerative Colitis or UC.
Posted Oct 19, 2017 by Tfochtman 2000
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The available literature on the history of the ulcerative colitis is scarce. This disease was described for the first time in the year 640.C. The first texts written by authors such as Aretaeus and Soranus described several forms of diarrhea is not contagious.Subsequently, to 1745, some sources claimed that prince Charles
Edward Stuart, pretender jacobite to the throne of Great Britain as “Charles III of England and Scotland” had suffered an episode of diarrhea that improved with a diet without milk and probably would for a flare of ulcerative Colitis.It was not until 1859 that the disease was named as ulcerative colitis for the first time by Dr Samuel Wilks described a case of a patient with ulcerative colitis, so the discovery of the disease has been associated with his name. The article written by Dr. Wilks was actually a letter to “The Times” and Gaceta Médica that contained the description of an autopsy that Dr. Wilks had been a young girl, Isabella, who had died after weeks of bloody diarrhea. In the letter, it was stated that despite the fact that the woman had suffered an episode of diarrhea for a cause a non-infectious, had died as a result of taking a poison to cause the abortion.
Edward Stuart, pretender jacobite to the throne of Great Britain as “Charles III of England and Scotland” had suffered an episode of diarrhea that improved with a diet without milk and probably would for a flare of ulcerative Colitis.It was not until 1859 that the disease was named as ulcerative colitis for the first time by Dr Samuel Wilks described a case of a patient with ulcerative colitis, so the discovery of the disease has been associated with his name. The article written by Dr. Wilks was actually a letter to “The Times” and Gaceta Médica that contained the description of an autopsy that Dr. Wilks had been a young girl, Isabella, who had died after weeks of bloody diarrhea. In the letter, it was stated that despite the fact that the woman had suffered an episode of diarrhea for a cause a non-infectious, had died as a result of taking a poison to cause the abortion.
Posted Aug 15, 2017 by Angelinebadal 2156
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http://geteccu.org/pacientes/antecedentes-historicos/antecedentes-historicos-de-la-colitis-ulcerosa
Posted Oct 14, 2017 by Irene 3550
