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Endoscopic Observations of three Cases of Ascariasis Y. Urakami 1 , S. Kishi 1 , M. Kimura 1 , H. Seki 1 , Y. Kitamura 1 12nd Dept. of Internal Medicine, Fuculty of Medicine, Tokushima University pp.1167-1174
Published Date 1976/9/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403107428
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 Owing to rapid progress in gastrointestinal endoscopy, it is increasingly used in clinical practice. It is, however, very rare to see ascaris during endoscopy, because ascariasis is seen only infrequently now in Japan. Three cases of ascariasis observed recently by endoscopy are considered worth reporting here.

 Case 1. A 24-year-old male. During an examination of the upper G.I. series of the patient whose stomach had been resected by Billroth Ⅱ method, an ascaris was observed in the efferent loop about one m. distal from the stomach. Next day, by inserting GIF type D deep into the efferent loop, we found the worm again. Under fiberscopic observation it was held with biopsy forceps and taken out. Subsequent endoscopic observation followed by ERCP revealed no abnormality.

 Case 2. A 40-year-old female. She was admitted to hospital because of severe upper abdominal pain with nausea and high fever. There was no jaundice. Five days later, the stomach was examined by JF-B, which showed no abnormality there. ERCP also revealed no abnormal changes in the pancreatic duct. In the bile duct, however, the shadow of an ascaris was observed. Her symptoms disappeared after ER CP. It was performed again two weeks later, but there was no shadow of ascaris this time.

 Case 3. A 71-years-old female. She had complained of dull upper abdominal pain since a month before. X-ray study of the upper G.I. series revealed irregularity of the gastric angle. As following endoscopy of the stomach by JF-B revealed irregular depression of the angle, biopsy was performed. The instrument was then inserted further deep into the duodenum. ERCP showed no abnormality both in the bile and pancreatic ducts, but the shadow of an ascaris was de-monstrated by the contrast material (60% Urografin) overflowing to the jejunum. The histologic diagnosis of the biopsy specimens from the stomach was tubular adenocarcinoma. During the operation of the stomach one ml of tincture of iodine was injected into the body of the worm via the jejunal serosa. The ascaris was found in the stool one week later.


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