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Syndrome de l’intestin irritable post-infectieux

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Le syndrome de l’intestin irritable (SII) est le plus fréquent des troubles fonctionnels intestinaux. Sa prévalence dans la population générale est chiffrée entre 10 à 12 % avec les critères de définition actuels avec une atteinte féminine prédominante (sex-ratio: 2/1) [1]. Il se manifeste par une douleur ou un inconfort chronique de l’abdomen qui survient en dehors de toute anomalie anatomique caractérisée et qui s’associe à des perturbations du transit intestinal (constipation, diarrhée ou alternance des deux) qui sont plus marquées lors des poussées douloureuses. Le SII est une maladie multifactorielle mais les facteurs déclenchants des symptômes demeurent le plus souvent mal identifiés.

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Michel Greff Marc Barthet Laurent Beaugerie Yoram Bouhnik Jean-Pierre Bronowicki Bruno Buecher Jacques Corallo Pierre-Adrien Dalbies Franck Devulder Philippe Ducrotte Denis Grasset Jean-Paul Jacques Jean Lapuelle Philippe Levy Olivier Nouel Patrice Pienkowski Bertrand Pujol Gilbert Tucat Pascale Rouvière

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Ducrotté, P. (2010). Syndrome de l’intestin irritable post-infectieux. In: Greff, M., et al. Post’U FMC-HGE. Springer, Paris. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-2-8178-0097-4_11

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