Varicose colitis is a rare form of ischemic colitis caused by fibrotic sclerosis and calcification of the mesenteric wall. Usually, the right colon is related. Linear calcification of the region of the right colon can be seen in flat-belly radiography, and computed tomography (CT) scans can show thickening of the colon wall associated with mesenteric calcification. The symptoms usually go away naturally. REF. Latest Updates 2021.11.10
Varicose colitis is a rare form of ischemic colitis caused by fibrotic sclerosis and calcification of the mesenteric wall. Usually, the right colon is related. Linear calcification of the region of the right colon can be seen in flat-belly radiography, and computed tomography (CT) scans can show thickening of the colon wall associated with mesenteric calcification. The symptoms usually go away naturally. REF. Latest Updates 2021.11.10
Varicose colitis is a rare form of ischemic colitis caused by fibrotic sclerosis and calcification of the mesenteric wall. Usually, the right colon is related. Linear calcification of the region of the right colon can be seen in flat-belly radiography, and computed tomography (CT) scans can show thickening of the colon wall associated with mesenteric calcification. The symptoms usually go away naturally. REF. Latest Updates 2021.11.10
