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Citation: News of Beam Diagnostics Belarus 1998 4: 4-6.

Unspecific ulcerative colitis.

Galkin L P., Davidovich T. V.

Homel Medical Institute, Homel.
 

Figure 1. Non-specific ulcerative colitis. Plain abdomen radiograph in toxic colon shows redundant amount of gas in the dilated colon.

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Figure 2. Early stage non-specific ulcerative colitis. Barium enema radiograph shows lack of tonus and folds straitening.

Figure 3. On the next stage small barium spots on mucous may be seen.

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Figure 4. Future non-specific ulcerative colitis progression results in cobblestoning.

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Figure 5. Ulcers of different size filled with barium.

Figure 6. With the course of time colon wall contours progressively became roughly wavy.

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Figure 7. Barium enema radiograph  in non-specific ulcerative colitis shows pseuopolyps – multiple roundish filling defects of different size.

Figure 8. In chronic stage affected parts may look as atonic segments with distorted shape, without normal folds and mucous.

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Figure 9. Non-specific ulcerative colitis complicated with toxic mega colon.

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