Titlebook: Colonic Diverticular Disease; Antonio Tursi,Mauro Bafutto,Enio Chaves de Oliveir Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Acute Diverticulitisds of cases, acute diverticulitis is uncomplicated, and, in less than 35%, complicated acute diverticulitis may develop, characterized by the presence of abscess, fistula, obstruction, or free perforation. The clinical presentation and course of acute diverticulitis mainly depends on the location an

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Diverticular Bleeding Patients typically present with massive and painless rectal hemorrhage. The management of acute or persistent colonic diverticular bleeding has evolved with the advent of interventional endoscopy and angiography. Surgery is restricted in case of failure of such less-invasive procedures or hemodynam

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Ultrasonographyon. In acute uncomplicated diverticulitis, intestinal ultrasound and CT scan have similar diagnostic accuracy. Therefore, a good clinical approach may include ultrasound as the first-line test, followed by CT if the results are nondiagnostic or inconclusive. In addition, critically ill patients with

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Endoscopyscreening. Colonoscopy plays a key role in different clinical settings of diverticular disease such as colonic diverticular bleeding, differential diagnosis of colon disease (SCAD vs IBD), assessment after an episode of acute diverticulitis (AD), and, finally, as a prognostic tool in patients with d

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-12996-8incidence of diverticulosis seems to be slightly lower in Asia than in Europe and the United States. Moreover, although the prevalence of diverticulitis is unknown in Asia, it is more common on the right side, but left-sided diverticulitis increases with age, and complications and mortality are high

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Determinierte Signale in linearen Systemen,c health already has numerous tools available today. This evaluation, in terms of equity, must however be able to grasp the entirety of the condition and also work on the social determinants of health. Therefore, despite the difficulties in assessing the burden of diverticular disease, public health

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Jens-Rainer Ohm,Hans Dieter Lüke left colon, but, in the Asian population, right-sided diverticulosis is more common. The incidence reported is in 17.5% of the general population, and it represents up to 42% of all endoscopic diagnosis, increasing steadily with age, reaching around 30% at 65 years, 50% in those over 75 years, and

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