Report of Two Cases of Carcinoma of the Jejunum

Autor: Gordon J. Culver, Edward C. Koenig
Rok vydání: 1941
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Zdroj: Radiology. 37:357-360
ISSN: 1527-1315
0033-8419
DOI: 10.1148/37.3.357
Popis: Because of the relative rarity of carcinomata of the small intestine, two cases encountered in the x-ray laboratory at the Buffalo General Hospital within a three months' period seemed to be of sufficient interest to report. In the first case we were able to demonstrate the growth roentgenologically. In the second the obstruction was more complete and the lesion could not be visualized with barium because of the intestinal contents ahead of the barium meal. Tumors of the small bowel fall into two major classes, benign and malignant. Benign tumors include fibroma, adenoma, lipoma, and myoma, all of which are extremely rare. Malignant tumors include carcinoma and sarcoma. In a series of cases published by Mayo and Rankin in 1930 which included all gastro-intestinal carcinomata encountered up to that time at the Mayo Clinic they reported only 0.062 per cent as occurring in the small bowel. Of a total of 55 small bowel carcinomata, 15 were in the duodenum, 21 in the jejunum, 14 in the ileum, 3 were multiple, ...
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