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Gross Pathology of the Small Intestinal Mucosa (excluding duodenum): Pathological and endoscopical studies T. Kihara 1 1Department of Gastroenterology, Kawasaki Medical College pp.187-194
Published Date 1976/2/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403107092
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 In recent years, endoscopical techniques of the small intestine have been utilized in the macroscopical and histological diagnosis of the small intestinal disease. From the endoscopical point of view, endoscopical findings should correspond with the anatomic-pathologic findings.

 In this report, the author made exact observation of small intestine by studing 34 autopsy materials as a basic study of the small intestinal endoscopy.

 Method: The stomach, duodenum and jejunum of fresh cadavers were fixed with 10% Formalin or 2.5% Glutaraldehyde solutions before autopsy by means of gastroduodenal intubation. The anatomy of the small intestine was carefully examined and the findings in each specimen were recorded by means of diagrammatic sketches and color photography. Histological studies (hematoxylin-eosin and PAS stain) and scanning electron microscopic studies in the region of the mucosal changes were examined.

 The small intestines of 34 were completely immersed by the fixative without postmortem changes in the morphology of mucosa (Table 1).

 Erosion of the small intestine could be a manifestation of a number of non-infective disorders including, cirrhosis, steroid therapy. In the earliest lesion of the erosion was localized at the cell extrusion zone of the villi and it may be well defined as red spots about 0.1 mm to 0.4 mm by naked eye (Fig .1A). The surface epithelium exfoliates, producing erosions and hemorrhages. The deep mucosal layer was uninvolved.

 In the case of multiple disseminated erosions, isolated erosions were fused (Fig. 1B). These adjacent erosions became linked and developed to ulcer. These ulcerative changes were found in the cases of liver cirrhosis and steroid therapy.

 Isolated chylus stagnation of small intestine could be a manifestation of cirrhosis with ascites.

 Macroscopically, isolated chylus stagnation was seen as the milky-white, soft, partly compressible protruding nodule, 2 mm to 3 mm in diameter (Fig. 2). Histologically, the lymphatics in the lamina propria were markedly dilatated and these were filled with chylus (Fig. 3).

 By the method of superficial vital staing using 0.5% methylenblue under the proximal jejunoscopy, these protruding nodules were clearly differentiated as negative staining from other protruding lesions, such as polyps, lymphoid tissues (Fig. 5).

 The hyperplasia of the lymphadenoid tissue and enlarged lymphoid follicle always showed strictly circumscribed, solid yellow red nodular appearance (Fig. 6, 9).

 The other lesions, found in autopsy, were accessory pancreas, a small adenoma and a cyst of undifferenteated intestinalepiffelium.


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