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Hemorrhage Caused by Spraying of Epinephrine on Angiodysplasia of the Colon, Report of a Case Tetsuya Nakamura 1 , Yoichiro Honsako 2 , Hideki Mimoto 3 , Kazushige Ejiri 4 1Department of Clinical Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Kobe National Hospital 2Department of Internal Medicine, Rokko Island Hospital 3Department of Internal Medicine, Rokko Hospital 4Department of Internal Medicine, Ejiri Hospital Keyword: 大腸angiodysplasia , 腹部血管造影 , エピネフリン加生食撒布 , ホットバイオプシー pp.803-807
Published Date 2000/5/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403104716
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 A 65-year-old woman was admitted on March 1991 for recurring anal bleeding from unknown causes since February, 1990. Angiography showed hypervascular staining at the peripheral branch of the right colic artery. Colonoscopy revealed a flat red spot 8 mm in diameter in the middle portion of the ascending colon. Hemorrhaging from the lesion occurred after the spot was sprayed with 0.05 mg/ml epinephrine. A hot biopsy was carried out to stop the bleeding. The lesion was diagnosed as angiodysplasia because of the histological findings of the hot biopsy specimen. Anal bleeding recurred on the day after the hot biopsy. So partial resection of the ascending colon was carried out. Anal bleeding has not occurred during the period of over 8 years since the operation. Epinephrine is one of the hemostats, and it probably induces hemorrhage, especially in cases of angiodysplasia.


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