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Surgery General 55018a48

A 60 years old man presents with acute onset of pain in lower abdomen followed by repeated rectal bledding Examination revealed pulse rate of 100/ minute, BP 160/96 mm of Hg and a localised tenderness in the left hypochondrium. Stools examination reveales only a few pus cells and sigmoidoscopy was normal. Which one of the following is the most likely diagnosis -

A
Idiopathic ulcerative colitis
B
Bacillary dysentery
C
Ischaemic colitis
D
Amoebic colitis
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