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A Case Report of Crohn's Ileitis with Prominent Longitudinal Ulceration K. Yukawa 1 , R. Kita 1 , E. Kim 1 , K. Nakagawa 2 , H. Taniguchi 3 1Yukawa Gastroenterological Hospital 2Nara Medical University 3Center for Adult Diseases, Osaka pp.487-492
Published Date 1976/4/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403107152
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 A case of Crohn's ileitis with a prominent longitudinal ulceration was reported.

 A 27 year-old-male. Since March '72, right lower quadrant discomfortness and tenesmus were noticed, and in June '73, appendectomy was received because of anorexia and r. l. q. pain. Since then, the symptoms were mild and intermittent until October '74, anorexia and abdominal pain appeared again and worsened. Then the patient admitted to our hospital for closer examinations and diagnosed as Crohn's ileitis. Operation was performed in March '75.

 A routine G-I tract roentgenography showed eccentric rigidity of the wall at mid-ileum. Roentgenography of small intestine with intubation double contrast method revealed skip lesions in the ileum. In the longest lesion, there were pseudodiverticula and a longitudinal ulceration of 20 cm in length. A barium enema study of the large intestine showed no remarkable change.

 At operation, between the point of 2 m from the Treitz band and the valve of Bauhin, 5 ulcerations were found. The longest ulcer was 70 cm in length and located just beneath the attachment of the mesentery. It was narrow in most parts, although in some parts widened and showed cobblestone appearance, Histological diagnosis was Crohn's disease.

 The case seems relatively simple or primitive and yet its longitudinal ulceration is prominent.


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