Pathology of the alimentary tract in @entity2491 XXXX .

@entity1 @entity2491 @entity6835 @entity32 @entity1680 @entity10583 @entity6766 @entity698 @entity31 @entity7017 @entity1902 @entity1960 @entity3621 @entity356 @entity1681
The pathology of the alimentary tracts of nine @entity1 dying of @entity2491 infection is reviewed. Two @entity1 had previous gastric operations, supporting previous reports that such @entity1 are more susceptible to @entity6766 . Four had no parietal (oxyntic) cells in the @entity356 , suggesting hypo- or anacidity. Only one had acute @entity3621 . None had acute @entity1681 , but in half of the @entity1 , subtle histological changes suggested an ' @entity7017 '. Acute @entity1960 with abundant crypt abscesses, without stromal abscesses in the lamina propria, was the most constant finding and reparative features started very early, and occurred in later deaths. Under ideal circumstances this crypt abscess is readily distinguished from that of idiopathic @entity31 , but can be confused with the crypt abscess of @entity6835 . While the florid colonic changes may have settled in the late deaths, active @entity32 is commonly present in the appendix mucosa on histology. The pathology of the alimentary tract in @entity2491 infection differs from that of @entity1680 and @entity10583 infections. There is little evidence of @entity1902 , although subtle changes occur in the stomach and small intestine. The features are those of acute @entity1960 with @entity698 , distinguishable from idiopathic @entity31 .
