Figure 2 (A) Biopsy from ascending colon showing moderate active chronic colitis. Active inflammation is seen in the form of crypt abscess (arrow) and neutrophils in lamina propria, while chronic inflammation is seen in the form of crypt architecture distortion and abundant plasma cells in lamina propria (200× magnification). (B) Biopsy from transverse colon showing chronic inflammation in the form of crypt architecture distortion (right) as well as expanded lamina propria by plasma cells, eosinophils, and lymphocytes (left) (100× magnification). (C) Biopsy from transverse colon showing active chronic inflammation. Activity is seen in the form of cryptitis (arrow) (200× magnification). (D) Biopsy from rectum showing chronic inflammation in the form of crypt branching (asterix) and Paneth cell metaplasia (arrow) (150× magnification).