Histopathology of the colon:
The bowel is very similar, but we note:
- Atrophy of intestinal dysentery.
- The absence of Panet cells (because there is no need for pancreatic secretions).
- Lack of intestinal cells.
Lepron's glands remain at the bottom of the droplets.
- Increase mucous mucous cells and thus increase mucus secretion for the lubrication of the stool, especially as the feces become more severe and "dry" towards the left colon.
The bowel is very similar, but we note:
- Atrophy of intestinal dysentery.
- The absence of Panet cells (because there is no need for pancreatic secretions).
- Lack of intestinal cells.
Lepron's glands remain at the bottom of the droplets.
- Increase mucous mucous cells and thus increase mucus secretion for the lubrication of the stool, especially as the feces become more severe and "dry" towards the left colon.
