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A Case of Granulomatous Ileocolitis J. Naramoto 1 , M. Morimatsu 2 , Y. Akaike 3 , H. Taketomi 3 , Y. Owaki 4 1Dept. of Int. Med., Kitasato University School of Med. 22nd Dept. of Path., Kurume University School of Med. 3Iizuka Doctors Association Medical Center 4Dept. of Surgery, Iizuka Hospital pp.1247-1252
Published Date 1973/9/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403108556
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 A 67-year-old female was admitted with an attack of recurrent bloody diarrhea. About two years before admission, she had the first attack of melena. Surgical treatment was recommended after clinical examinations which disclosed the exacervation of so-called right sided ileocolitis. A right hemicolectomy and ileotransverse colostomy were performed. The postoperative histological studies of the resected speciemen revealed the lesion composed of non-specific granulomatous infiammation with multiple irregular colonic (or ileal) ulcers.

 X-ray examinations: Barium enema revealed that the cecum, ascending colon, proximal part of the transverse colon, and terminal ileum were involved. Multiple irregular ragged ulcers and pseudopolyposis-like cobble stone appearances were seen. Involved bowel wall was not so thickened nor indurated. Spastic movement of the involved bowel was observed. Narrowing was seen in the distal part of the involved colon. Ileal involvement with dilated terminal ileum was so short as about five centimeters. Skip lesions were not observed ileum, were normal.

 An upper gastrointestinal series and small bowel follow-up, excluding the terminal ileum, were normal.

 Chest x-ray film showed no remarkable findings.

 Pathological findings: Gross appearance was corre-sponded with barium enema findings. Microscopically, the ragged ulcers were composed of Ul-II undermining ulcers with marked proliferation of lymphocytic aggregates. Submucosal fibrosis, lymphocytic aggregates and non-caseating tuberculoid granulomas were charactaristics of the lesion. Stains for mycobacterium tuberculosis were negative. Lymphocytic aggregates and tuberculoid granulomas were occasionally observed in all coats of the involved area.


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