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Yogesh Vashist,Stefan Groth,Uwe Seitzd an original discharge diagnosis of ulcerative colitis or Crohn’s disease. The authors (B. et al. 1981) claimed ischaemic colitis is the commonest cause of colitis in this age group. Whether or not this is the case, ischaemic bowel disease is an underdiagnosed entity. It is clearly important for th