Demon-Meigs Syndrome

Demona-Maeiga syndrome is a rare disease in which granulomas form in the small intestine. Granulomas are accumulations of tissue in any organ that can be caused by various infections, for example, tuberculosis, leprosy, etc. Demon-Maizga granuloma is characterized by focal damage to the intestines, which can subsequently lead to the development of intestines. This usually occurs after surgery on the small or large intestine. However, even surgeons cannot explain the cause of this disease and the only treatment is resection.

Demon - Meigs (J. O. A. Demons, 1742 - 1820; Joseph V. Meigs - 1862‑1915) - French and American surgeon. Worked in America under contract for several years. Considered the most famous and influential surgeon of his time in the United States. He is best known for his “embolization theory” of the origin of neoplasms (“formation from the depths of the body”). In 1875 he married Rebecca Marie Champ Minneis, daughter of lathe inventor Charles Chemer, but soon lost her. Peru Demon and Meigs own more than 400 scientific papers on clinical issues