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Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology, 1985
This article discusses the relationship between peptic ulcer and mucosal inflammation changes in the duodenum (duodenitis) in the light of experience in our centre and a review of recent literature. It is concluded that duodenitis is part of the duodenal ulcer diathesis but is rarely the cause of symptoms.
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This article discusses the relationship between peptic ulcer and mucosal inflammation changes in the duodenum (duodenitis) in the light of experience in our centre and a review of recent literature. It is concluded that duodenitis is part of the duodenal ulcer diathesis but is rarely the cause of symptoms.
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Duodenal tuberculosis with a choledocho‐duodenal fistula
Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, 2001Abstract A 22‐year‐old man visited our hospital (National Cancer Center Hospital East) complaining of fatigue and anorexia. A laboratory investigation demonstrated a biochemical ‘picture’ of obstructive jaundice. An abdominal CT showed a low density mass in the retropancreatic area with multiple enlarged periportal lymph nodes.
S, Miyamoto +5 more
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Duodenal “diverticulization” for duodenal and pancreatic injury
The American Journal of Surgery, 1974Abstract Duodenal “diverticulization” has been achieved in thirty-four cases of combined duodenal and pancreatic or severe duodenal or pancreatic injury. The operation consists of gastric antrectomy with end to side gastrojejunostomy, tube duodenostomy, closure of the duodenal perforation, and drainage.
C J, Berne +3 more
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The Netherlands Journal of Medicine, 1997
The case history of a 56-year-old woman with an acute abdomen is presented. Laboratory data, a plain abdominal X-ray and ultrasound examination provided no clues for a definite diagnosis. Surprisingly, a duodenal diverticulitis was found at operation. Some aspects and complications of duodenal diverticula are discussed.
P J, Dennesen, J, Rijken
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The case history of a 56-year-old woman with an acute abdomen is presented. Laboratory data, a plain abdominal X-ray and ultrasound examination provided no clues for a definite diagnosis. Surprisingly, a duodenal diverticulitis was found at operation. Some aspects and complications of duodenal diverticula are discussed.
P J, Dennesen, J, Rijken
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Journal of Surgical Oncology, 1995
AbstractTwo cases of duodenal leiomyosarcoma were encountered, both of which appeared benign by gross and histologic criteria. Both patients suffered recurrences with poor outcomes. We reviewed the literature and found four other such cases and examined the outcomes in the world literature with respect to tumor size and extent of surgical resection ...
T, Fishbein, M, Carroll, R M, Beazley
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AbstractTwo cases of duodenal leiomyosarcoma were encountered, both of which appeared benign by gross and histologic criteria. Both patients suffered recurrences with poor outcomes. We reviewed the literature and found four other such cases and examined the outcomes in the world literature with respect to tumor size and extent of surgical resection ...
T, Fishbein, M, Carroll, R M, Beazley
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Duodenitis and Duodenal Ulcers
2014A duodenal ulcer is disruption of the mucosal integrity of the duodenum leading to a submucosal exposure. The endoscopic findings of duodenal ulcers can be classified into active, healing, and scarring stage. Complications of duodenal ulcer include bleeding, perforation, and stricture.
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Duodenitis is duodenitis, or is it?
Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, 1973Eugene A. Gelzayd, David W. Gelfand
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Endoscopy, 1985
Duodenal erosions may be classified as (1) Idiopathic erosions, a disease entity with a tendency to recur throughout a period of decades, and (2) Erosions as a stress reaction to various disorders. Massive bleeding may occur in both forms. It is of clinical interest that bleeding in a patient with duodenal erosions may not be from the duodenum but from
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Duodenal erosions may be classified as (1) Idiopathic erosions, a disease entity with a tendency to recur throughout a period of decades, and (2) Erosions as a stress reaction to various disorders. Massive bleeding may occur in both forms. It is of clinical interest that bleeding in a patient with duodenal erosions may not be from the duodenum but from
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American Journal of Gastroenterology, 2022
Paul Doumbe-Mandengue, Maximilien Barret
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Paul Doumbe-Mandengue, Maximilien Barret
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 1990
The lethal potential of duodenal trauma relates to the severity of the defect, associated injuries, expedient diagnosis, and adequacy of repair. A high index of suspicion must be used in patients sustaining blunt abdominal trauma. An aggressive approach to penetrating abdominal trauma will detect the majority of duodenal injuries in a timely fashion ...
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The lethal potential of duodenal trauma relates to the severity of the defect, associated injuries, expedient diagnosis, and adequacy of repair. A high index of suspicion must be used in patients sustaining blunt abdominal trauma. An aggressive approach to penetrating abdominal trauma will detect the majority of duodenal injuries in a timely fashion ...
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