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All of the the following is seen after massive small bowel resection, except

A
Increase in length of the bowel
B
Villous hyperophy
C
Mucosal hyperplasia
D
Decrease in surface area per cell
High-Yield Explanation
.SHO BOWEL SYNDROME * It is the symptom complex after massive small bowel resection, i.e. resection more than 70% of the bowel. Minimum bowel required is 1.2 meters. Extensive bowel necrosis is the finding often observed which needs massive bowel resection that leads to sho bowel syndrome which is difficult to manage on long-term basis. ref:SRB&;s manual of surgery,ed 3,pg no 814

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