Schistosomal inflammatory granulomatous syndromes.
ascites, granuloma, colorectal polyp, polyp, fibrosis, Fibrosis, splenomegaly, congestion, granulomas
ASCITES, COLORECTAL CANCER, EDEMATOUS, GRANULOMA, COLORECTAL POLYP, PROLIFERATION, FIBROSIS, SCHISTOSOMIASIS, HYPERTENSION SECONDARY, FIBROSIS, CONGESTION, ULCERATION, GRANULOMAS, COMPLICATIONS
Five isolated complications were identified in SIGs. For the most part, all were covered by the classification of Deng et al.Fibrosis, ascites, and splenomegaly are results of typical presinusoidal portal hypertension secondary to hepatic symmetric pipestem fibrosis led by inflammatory granulomas.Colonic proliferation (including colorectal polyp and colorectal cancer) is led by egg deposition in the colorectal mucosa, which leads to inflammatory granuloma formation, congestion, edematous polyp formation, and ulceration.Our study had some limitations. First, In conclusion, network analysis identified three major clustered complications in advanced schistosomiasis—SAHs, SAMs, and SIGs—with a low, median, and high survival rate, respectively. A nomogram based on the clustered complications was useful in predicting the 1-year survival rate of advanced schistosomiasis.