Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Difficile colitis in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Treatment of C. difficile colitis includes.
Difficile colitis in the US is caused by antibiotics, C.
What are the symptoms of C. difficile colitis?
Clostridium difficile colitis see section 4.4.
Which antibiotics cause C. difficile colitis?
Uncommon: C. difficile colitis see section 4.4.
Why are there relapses of C. difficile colitis?
How is C. difficile colitis diagnosed? Medicine Medicine.
How are relapses of C. difficile colitis treated?
Difficile colitis also can occur in patients without exposure to antibiotics.
Patients with mild C. difficile colitis may have.
Inflammation of the bowel with diarrhoea Clostridium difficile colitis.
Thirdly C. difficile colitis relapse(with recurrent diarrhea) is common.
Doctors are witnessing increasing difficulty in treating C. difficile colitis.
Difficile colitis, the doctor will find pseudomembranes in the rectum
A history of antibiotic use is important in the diagnosis of C. difficile colitis.
However, there are rare reports of C. difficile colitis occurring several days after stopping metronidazole.
It is the drug of choice for a first episode of mild-to-moderate Clostridium difficile colitis.
In most patients with C. difficile colitis, the doctor will find pseudomembranes in the rectum
vancomycin are two antibiotics that are used for treating C. difficile colitis;
Increasingly though doctors are diagnosing C. difficile colitis in patients without antecedent antibiotic exposure.
Traditionally, antibiotic use is often considered the most important factor for the development of C. difficile colitis.
The most widely used test for diagnosing C. difficile colitis is a test that detects toxins produced by C. difficile  in a sample of stool.
Therefore, adults who are capable of producing adequate antibodies against C. difficile  toxins usually do not develop C. difficile colitis.
However, some patients with C. difficile colitis will have pseudomembranes only in the right colon the segment of the colon farthest from the rectum.
On the other hand, benefits of properly prescribed antibiotics for the right reasons usually far outweigh the risk of developing C. difficile colitis.
Approximately 20% of successfully treated patients can experience a relapse of C. difficile colitis with recurrence of diarrhea, abdominal cramps, and abdominal pain.
While most C. difficile colitis in the US is caused by antibiotics, C. difficile colitis also can occur in patients without exposure to antibiotics.
Crohn's disease have been known to develop C. difficile colitis without exposure to antibiotics.
Patients with C. difficile colitis often have elevated white blood cell counts in the blood,