1. Enteric bacteriology, absorption, morphology and emptying after ileal pouch-anal anastomosis. BrJ Surg 1986; 73: 909-14. high degree of epithelial cell proliferation may increase the risk of neoplasia in ileal pouches;O'Connell, P.R.; Rankin, D.R.; Weiland, L.H.; Kelly, K.A.
2. Postoperative adaptation of the small intestine after total colectomy and J-pouch-anal anastomosis. Dis However, although the development of an adenocarcinoma within an ileal pouch;Lerch, M.M.; Braun, J.; Harder, M.; Hofstadter, F.; Schumpelick, V.; Matern, S.,1989
3. Quantitative assessment of pelvic ileal reservoir emptying has recently been reported,38 neither epithelial dysplasia nor malignancy have yet been encounwith a semisolid radionuclide enema;Heppell, J.; Belliveau, P.; Taillefer, R.; Dube, S.; Derbekyan, V.;Dis Colon Rectum,1987
4. Smith tered in the pouch mucosa.639I2 A long term follow up study from Goteborg, Sweden (a A, Williams NS. Factors influencing bowel function after ileal pouch-anal anastomosis;Nasmyth, D.G.; Johnston, D.; Godwin, P.G.R.; Dixon, M.F.;BrJ Surg,1986
5. Scintigraphic assesscontinuation of the study by Philipson et al in 19755) has shown that although crypt cell turnment of neorectal motor function;O'Connell, P.R.; Kelly, K.A.; Brown, M.L.;J Nucl Med,1986