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Divertículos podem ocorrer em qualquer parte do intestino delgado, mas são mais comuns no jejuno. Eles representam herniações através do lado mesentérico do intestino e geralmente são adquiridos. Este diagnóstico se refere à entidade clínica caracterizada pela presença de bolsas semelhantes a sacos de mucosa e submucosa intestinais através de pontos fracos da camada muscular do intestino delgado. Isso inclui diverticulite e diverticulose. | |||
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Diverticula can occur anywhere in the small intestine, but they are most common in the jejunum. They represent herniations through the mesenteric side of the bowel and are usually acquired. This refers to the clinical entity characterised by the presence of sac-like outpocketings of the intestinal mucosa and submucosa through weak points of the muscle layer of the small intestine. This contains both diverticulitis and diverticulosis. | |||
Revision as of 09:14, 14 August 2026
Diverticula can occur anywhere in the small intestine, but they are most common in the jejunum. They represent herniations through the mesenteric side of the bowel and are usually acquired. This refers to the clinical entity characterised by the presence of sac-like outpocketings of the intestinal mucosa and submucosa through weak points of the muscle layer of the small intestine. This contains both diverticulitis and diverticulosis.
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| English | Diverticular disease of small intestine |
Diverticula can occur anywhere in the small intestine, but they are most common in the jejunum. They represent herniations through the mesenteric side of the bowel and are usually acquired. This refers to the clinical entity characterised by the presence of sac-like outpocketings of the intestinal mucosa and submucosa through weak points of the muscle layer of the small intestine. This contains both diverticulitis and diverticulosis. |
