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Anal Lesions Associated with Anorectal Crohn's Disease: A case report K. Arakawa 1 1Arakawa Clinic pp.99-105
Published Date 1976/1/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403107080
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 Anorectal lesions accompanied by granulomatous colitis are well documented by Lockhart-Mammery and Atwell et al., and increasing of cases and the difficulty of their treatments have been pointed out in every medical meeting in the western countries. On the other hand, no typical case has been reported so far in Japan.

 This is a report of a case 22 years old female, with Crohn's disease involing the colon and anorectal region. Since 1973 she has been treated and observed both clinically and histopathologically for three years.

 The chief complaints were anemia and mucosanguineous stool. Edematous perianal skin tags, reddish blue discoloration of the surrounding skin, and multiple longitudinal deep ulcerations continuous upwards into the rectum were characteristic. Sigmoidscopic examination revealed a stricture of the rectal ampulla surrounded by irregular nodular firm masses, with multiple deep ulcerations therein.

 Barium enema X-ray examination showed that irregular nodular lesions looking like cobble stones spread from the anal canal up to the sigmoid colon. Intramucosal lymphoid hyperplasia was also observed in the rest of the colon. Some irregularity of the haustral relief was found in the ileocecal region.

 Blood chemistry disclosed a high serum total protein and low A/G ratio, sever anemia, and markedly increased gamma globulin and immunoglobulins.

 The patient has been treated on steroid hormone, azathioprine, salazopyrine and antibiotics for the past three years. Her general condition is now satisfactory in spite of the localized ulceration in the rectum, so that she feels well and is working at a department store. Occasional mucosanguineous discharge is the only complaint, without any serious complication.

 Histopathological examination of the specimens obtained from the perianal skin, rectal mucosa and inguinal lymphnode led us to a diagnosis of Crohn's disease, because of typical non-caseating giant cell granuloma in each specimen as pointed by Dr. Morson.


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