ID | 110221 |
Title Transcription | ショウチョウカンマク デスモイド シュヨウ ノ 1レイ
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Title Alternative | A case of mesenteric desmoid tumor
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Author |
Yuasa, Yasuhiro
Department of Esophageal, Breast and Thyroid Surgery, Tokushima University Hospital
Okitsu, Hiroshi
Department of Surgery, Tokushima Red Cross Hospital
Inoue, Seiya
Department of Esophageal, Breast and Thyroid Surgery, Tokushima University Hospital
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Yamai, Hiromichi
Department of Esophageal, Breast and Thyroid Surgery, Tokushima University Hospital
Yoshida, Takahiro
Department of Esophageal, Breast and Thyroid Surgery, Tokushima University Hospital
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Takechi, Hirokazu
Department of Esophageal, Breast and Thyroid Surgery, Tokushima University Hospital
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Seike, Junichi
Department of Esophageal, Breast and Thyroid Surgery, Tokushima University Hospital
Honda, Junko
Department of Esophageal, Breast and Thyroid Surgery, Tokushima University Hospital
Tangoku, Akira
Department of Esophageal, Breast and Thyroid Surgery, Tokushima University Hospital
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Keywords | mesenteric tumor
desmoid tumor
intra-abdominal desmoid
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Journal Article
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Description | A 51-year-old man was referred to our hospital in 2005, because of an abdominal mass in thehypogastrium. There was no tenderness, and the tumor moved to epigastric resion easily. Therewere no important findings in a physical examination, except the mass. Enhanced CT showed themass with clear boundaries of 8cm size that the inside was contrasted heterogeneously in pelviccavity, and the internal was able to confirm tessellated mass by a supersonic wave. We doubtedintestinal GIST and performed an operation. We showed mass of mesoileum origin, in 15cm oralside from terminal ileum, there was no adhesion and invasion to circumference, so we underwent apartial resection of the terminal ileum. It was diagnosed as desmoid of a mesoileum origin by apostoperative histopathology diagnosis. There has been no recurrence for postoperative threeyears. Intraabdominal desmoid is relatively rare, and often noted a history of the laparotomy orestrogenic intervention, and combined with Gardner’s syndrome. In addition, it is assumed that itusually grows infiltrative, and easy to develop local recurrence. We experienced a rare case fallingunder neither, so we report it.
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Journal Title |
四国医学雑誌
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ISSN | 00373699
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NCID | AN00102041
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Publisher | 徳島医学会
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Volume | 64
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Issue | 1-2
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Start Page | 31
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End Page | 34
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Sort Key | 31
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Published Date | 2008-04-25
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