Is subtotal colectomy with primary ileorectostomy effective for unlocalized , diverticular hemorrhage?
Subtotal colectomy with primary ileorectostomy for unlocalized colonic diverticular bleeding is a safe and effective surgical procedure providing complete bleeding control and preserving continence.
This study provides insight into the mechanisms by which P. falciparum adjusts to the acquisition of mutations or gene amplification in key transporter loci that mediate drug resistance. Our results implicate several biological pathways that may be differentially regulated to compensate for impaired transporter function and alterations in parasite vacuole physiology.