Patients with positive stool testing tended to be more often females (7/11), those with a history of UC (10/11), two-stage J-pouch surgery (10/11) and the use of immunosuppressive medications (8/9), but the difference between the two groups did not reach statistical significance.
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Value of routine stool testing for pathogenic bacteria in the evaluation of symptomatic patients with ileal pouches.
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