1. Symptomatic duodenal diverticulitis is rare.

2. Acute diverticulitis is one of the most frequently encountered acute diseases of the colon and is commonly related to a low fiber diet.

3. Objective:To explore the related risk factors of colonic diverticulitis and the necessity of colectomy of initial onset.

4. Methods Analyze the character of 38 cases duodenal diverticulitis in X-ray, which were confirmed by pathology.

5. No association was seen between diverticulitis and eating corn, and no association with diverticular bleeding was seen with any of the foods.

6. Objective To investigate the diagnosis and surgical procedure selection ileocecal diverticulitis.

7. Objective To investigate the clinical diagnosis and treatment of cecal diverticulitis.

8. Many have no symptoms but 10 to 25 percent of those with diverticulosis can have attacks of diverticulitis caused by inflammation in the pouches.

9. Pathological examination of the bladder revealed bladder abscess and the sigmoid colon showed diverticulitis .

10. In fact, men who ate nuts at least twice a week had a 20% lower risk of diverticulitis than men who ate nuts less than once a month; men who ate popcorn at least twice a week had a 28% lower risk.

11. Objective To probe into the X - ray diagnosis character and clinical significance of duodenal diverticulitis.

12. Objective To explore the clinical manifestation and treatment of acute perforation induced by colonic diverticulitis.

13. Studies done at Harvard and Brigham Women's Hospital found that people who ate a high-fiber diet had a 42 percent lower risk of diverticulitis.

14. Objective To investigate the diagnosis and surgical procedure selection of ileocecal diverticulitis.

15. Men who ate nuts, corn, or popcorn frequently were found to have no greater risk for developing diverticulitis or diverticular bleeding than men who rarely ate the foods.

16. Objective To analyse the characteristics of ultrasound of acute appendicitis diverticulitis.

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17. Conclusions The management of acute perforation induced by the colonic diverticulitis should be judged according to the patient's systemic condition and contamination of the abdominal cavity.

18. Except these, infection with HCMV is closely related with occurrence of physical and mental defects of new-born, atherosclerosis, colonic diverticulitis.