1 ts developed colitis similar to that seen in typhlitis.

2                     Hepatitis, proliferative typhlitis, and colitis were characterized in young adult

3  from scid mice with diarrhea, proliferative typhlitis, and colitis.

4  mice developed moderate hepatitis, moderate typhlitis, and mild colitis.

5 JCr mice with Helicobacter hepaticus-induced typhlitis at month 1 of infection, prior to the onset of

6 l computed tomographic (CT) scan evidence of typhlitis (cecal thickening) at the dose level above the

7                                    DLTs were typhlitis, diarrhea, and mucositis, and the MTD was 2.4

8 pathological lesional scores (for cumulative typhlitis index, inflammation, edema, epithelial defects

9 utropenic enterocolitis, also referred to as typhlitis, is a life-threatening gastrointestinal compli

10 mon, whereas emergencies such as neutropenic typhlitis, pancreatitis, and acute haemolysis are very r

11  age and showed more pathology in the cecum (typhlitis) than we observed with E. faecalis-induced IBD

12                                Proliferative typhlitis was characterized by moderate to marked mucosa

13                      In addition, transmural typhlitis was observed at 12 months p.i.