<症例>腫瘤内に魚骨が包埋されていた胃平滑筋腫の一例

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Although the misswallowing of foreign bodies has been one of the serious problems in the gastrointestinal surgery, recent advances in the endoscopic technique and close observation of the swallowed materials lessened the frequency of surgical removal of the foreign bodies. A case of 60-year-old female complaining of epigastric pain and diarrhea was found to have a gastric submucosal mass associated with an ulcer. The CT scan of the abdomen revealed that the gastric mass had a partially calcified material in the tumor. The examination of the mass after Billroth I gastrectomy showed a fish bone encapsulated in the gastric leiomyoma. At retrospective interviews, the patient recalled that she had misswallowed a fish bone during her supper two years before. Although the usual course of misswallowed foreign bodies may be uneventful, the insertion of this fish bone is suspected to be responsible for the presence of abnormal gastric peristalsis due to the leiomyoma.
近畿大学の論文
1984-09-25