1 Is proctitis what reason is caused?

2 Proctitis is common in patients undergoing pelvic radiation therapy.

3 Conclusion After radiotherapy for pelvic cancer, radiation proctitis is an important complication, but a number of cases can be cured after application of symptomatic treatment.

4 May be associated with proctitis and a variety of pathogenic microorganisms on the invasion of the intestinal tract.

5 May be related to proctitis and a variety of pathogenic microorganisms relevant to intestinal invasion.

6 Conclusion The expression of IL-4 and IL-6 may be involved in the pathogenesis of proctitis ulcerosa, and their levels reflect the disease activity in proctitis ulcerosa.

7 Objective To explore the drip-style enema role in the treatment of chronic proctitis.

8 The long-term complications of radiotherapy were 1 case of radiation cystitis, five cases of radioaction proctitis with the incidence of 1.16%, and 5.81% respectively.

9 Objective To review the experience with hyperbaric oxygen therapy for radiation induced proctitis in the patients undergoing radiation treatment for cervix cancer.

10 Objective To observe the clinical effect of Jiuhua Suppository and Azulfidine Suppository on ulcerative proctitis.

11 Results The drip-type enema retention enema treatment more effective than proctitis.

12 Objective To investigate the diagnosis and treatment of radiation proctitis.