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Anales De Medicina Interna | 2004

Patrón de ingesta en un grupo de pacientes con síndrome de intestino irritable: relación de la ingesta de fibra con los síntomas

R. Aller; D. A. de Luis; Olatz Izaola; F. La Calle; L. del Olmo; Lorena Fernandez; T. Arranz; J. M. González Hernández

Objectives: The aim of our study was to evaluate the oral dietary intake of a group of patients with irritable bowel syndrome and to compate with international recommendations. Patients and methods: A total of 53 patients with irritable bowel syndrome was enrolled in a non-propabilistic sample. Patiens were diagnose with Roma II criteria. In all patients were determined, weight, height, body mass index, dietary intake of 3 days and a symptoms scoring system. Results: The average age of 53 patients was 45.67±13.6 years with a distribution of sex (22 males/31 females). Caloric intakes was righ in absolut terms and corrected by weight. Distribution of calories was 41.5% of carbohidrates, a 19.8% of proteins, and a 38.7% of lipids, showing a high intake of lipids and low of carbohidrates. A low intake of vitamin A and D was detected. High intake of vitamin B12, vitamin C and niacine was observed. A low intake of calcium, magnesium, yodo and zinc was detected. Intake of soluble fiber was lower than insoluble fiber (1.46±0.74 g/day) (19%) vs 6.21±2.67 g/day (71%). Intake of fiber corrected by calories was low 4.5±1.2 g/1000 calories. In correlation analysis, insoluble fiber (r=0.46; p < 0.05) and soluble fiber (r=0.42; p < 0.05) were inverse correlated with general symptoms. Conclusions: Patients with irritable bowel syndrome showed a desviation of mineral and vitamin dietary . Fiber intake is low, a correlation between fiber intake and general symptoms was detected.


Revista Espanola De Enfermedades Digestivas | 2009

Upper gastrointestinal findings detected by capsule endoscopy in obscure gastrointestinal bleeding

Benito Velayos; A. Herreros de Tejada; L. Fernández; R. Aller; Ana Almaraz; L. del Olmo; F. de la Calle; T. Arranz; J. M. González

OBJECTIVE We analyzed our experience with the use of capsule endoscopy in areas that can be explored with gastroscopy to justify obscure bleeding, as well as the outcome after a new recommended gastroscopy in order to determine if a second gastroscopy before the capsule study can provide any benefit in the management of this disease. METHODS We retrospectively studied 82 patients who were explored with capsule endoscopy for obscure gastrointestinal bleeding who had undergone previously only one gastroscopy. Findings in the zones which were accessible by gastroscopy were normal, mild/known and severe/unknown. In the latter cases we recommended a second gastroscopy, and their treatment and outcome were subjected to further study. RESULTS Capsule endoscopy did not find any unknown esophageal findings. In 63% of cases, no gastric or duodenal lesions were shown; in 20%, lesions were mild or had been previously diagnosed, and in 17%, a new gastroscopy was recommended due to the discovery of an unknown condition which could be the cause of the obscure bleeding. This new information brought about a change in treatment for 78% of patients in this group, all of whom improved from their illness. Capsule endoscopy found significant intercurrent alterations in the small intestine in only 14% of cases. CONCLUSIONS The performance of a second gastroscopy, previous to capsule endoscopy, in the study of obscure gastrointestinal bleeding can offer benefits in diagnostic terms and may introduce therapeutic changes. A detailed analysis of the upper tract frames in intestinal capsule endoscopy studies is mandatory since it may provide relevant information with clinical impact on the management of these patients.


Revista Espanola De Enfermedades Digestivas | 2005

Choledocho-renal fistula in locally advanced cholangiocarcinoma

Benito Velayos; L. del Olmo; Lorena Fernandez; R. Aller; F. de la Calle; T. Arranz; J. M. González

as complications of cholangiocarcinoma. We report a new kind of biliary fistula as a result of cholangiocarcinoma. A 56-year-old man underwent ERCP because of progressive jaundice. He had no urinary or other symptoms. His only relevant medical history was a cholecystectomy performed one year before because of acute cholecystitis; operatory cholangiography was normal. Cannulation revealed a normal pancreatogram. Intrahepatic ducts were markedly dilated, with an irregular tapering in the middle of the common bile duct with a malignant in appearance (Fig. 1). A few seconds afterwards, the radiological image showed the right renal pelvis and ureter filled with the non-absorptive contrast (iohexol) we used. A sphincterotomy was performed, and samples for citology were obtained with a brush. Then, a 8.5 French and a 10-cm wire-guided stent was placed through the stricture (Fig. 2). The left renal system worked properly and was never filled with contrast. Further films confirmed this finding. Jaundice improved. Computerized tomography and urine tests showed no alterations. A cytologic diagnosis of cholangiocarcinoma was made. The patient went under expected curative surgery. The tumor, with a 3-cm-long fistulous tract towards the right kidney, was confirmed and then removed by surgery. Carcinomatous cells were found in the excised biliary tract, and in the tissue around it. Although biliary tumors usually grow slowly and seldom involve adjacent organs, they may sometimes, through circular size increases, affect neighboring tissues by compression, infiltration or fistulation. These are usually end stages, and treatment is usually endoscopic with biliary stents (5). Surgical treatment can be useful in selected cases. 1130-0108/2005/97/10/750-751 REVISTA ESPAÑOLA DE ENFERMEDADES DIGESTIVAS Copyright


Gastroenterología y Hepatología | 2002

Efectos de la oxitetraciclina sobre el hígado de rata

L. Pastor; L. del Olmo; C. Lorenzo; Ana Almaraz; A. Belmonte; M.C. Coca; A. Caro-Patón

Objetivos Este proyecto experimental ha sido disenado para evaluar: a) la capacidad de la oxitetraciclina para inducir esteatosis en el higado de rata cuando es administrada durante un periodo prolongado; b) evaluar si las ratas hembras son mas susceptibles a este farmaco, y c) estudiar las posibles alteraciones ultraestructurales y su relacion con los mecanismos de la esteatosis. MeTodos Sesenta y dos ratas Wistar (31 machos y 31 hembras) fueron distribuidas en 6 grupos, dos grupos control y cuatro grupos experimentales. El estudio duro 3 meses. Se obtuvo sangre y tejido hepatico bajo anestesia para el estudio morfologico (microscopia optica [MO] y microscopia electronica [ME]). Resultados La esteatosis fue de tipo microvesicular con una distribucion periportal. Aparecio en los grupos tratados, con un grado significativamente mayor en las hembras (p = 0,004). No se observo ninguna relacion con la dosis. El estudio ultraestructural revelo una dilatacion de los microsomas en todos los grupos experimentales, sin diferencias en cuanto al sexo. No se constato una proliferacion de los peroxisomas ni la aparicion alteraciones mitocondriales. Conclusiones La oxitetraciclina produce predominantemente esteatosis hepatica microvesicular, apareciendo fundamentalmente en hembras. Como posible mecanismo de esta esteatosis inducida por oxitetraciclina postulamos un descenso en las funciones mitocondrial, microsomal y peroxisomal como resultado de una inhibicion en la sintesis proteica de estos compartimientos celulares.


Revista Espanola De Enfermedades Digestivas | 2006

Public opinion survey after capsule endoscopy: patient's point of view on its utility

Benito Velayos; L. Fernández; R. Aller; F. de la Calle; L. del Olmo; T. Arranz; J. M. González Hernández


Atencion Primaria | 1999

Consumo de fármacos antiulcerosos en España

Alfonso Carvajal; J. García del Pozo; L. del Olmo; Ana Rueda; A Álvarez Requejo


Revista Espanola De Enfermedades Digestivas | 2006

Hemorragia digestiva incohercible por metástasis pancreática de cáncer renal

B. Velayos Jiménez; J. Beltrán de Heredia; L. del Olmo; J. García Castaño; L. Fernández; J. M. González


Revista Espanola De Enfermedades Digestivas | 2006

Persistent intestinal bleeding secondary to pancreatic metastasis from renal cell carcinoma

B. Velayos Jiménez; J. Beltrán de Heredia; L. del Olmo; J. García Castaño; L. Fernández; J. M. González


Revista Espanola De Enfermedades Digestivas | 2008

Medida del tamaño de las lesiones con cápsula endoscópica: un problema por resolver

Benito Velayos; Maria Fe Muñoz; L. Fernández; R. Aller; F. Lozano; F. de la Calle; L. del Olmo; T. Arranz; J. M. González


Revista Espanola De Enfermedades Digestivas | 2006

Hemorragia digestiva incohercible por metástasis pancreática de cáncer renal Persistent intestinal bleeding secondary to pancreatic metastasis from renal cell carcinoma

B. Velayos Jiménez; J. Beltrán de Heredia; L. del Olmo; J. García Castaño; L. Fernández; J. M. González

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R. Aller

University of Valladolid

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T. Arranz

University of Valladolid

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Benito Velayos

University of Valladolid

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Ana Almaraz

University of Valladolid

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D. A. de Luis

University of Valladolid

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Olatz Izaola

University of Valladolid

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