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A Case of Duodenal Lipoma H. Kibayashi 1 , Y. Watanabe 2 , T. Fujita 3 , K. Kimoto 4 , T. Yoshida 4 11st. Dept. of Surgery, Okayama University Medical School 21st. Dept. of Internal Med., Okayama University Medical School 3Dept. of Surgery, Shigei Hospital 4Dept. of Internal Med., Shigei Hospital pp.609-613
Published Date 1974/5/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403111845
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 The patient, a sixty-five-year-old woman, was admitted complaining of slight fever and general fatigue. Laboratory examination on admission was within normal limits. After admission, she had little appetite and slight fever. Alkaline phosphatase was elevated to 36.7 K. A. U. The abdomen was distended and slight pain on pressure was recognized in the right hypochondrium, but no tumor was palpable. Percutaneous trashepatic cholangiography disclosed a round shadow defect in the gallbladder, as well as adefect in the second portion of the duodenum caused by the tumor. Hypotonic duodenography also revealed that the tumor was smooth and clearly demarcated in contour. Duotdenofiberscope showed a spherical protruded mass at the upper region of the ampulla of Vater, which showed an erosion on its surface. She was preoperatively diagnosed as both cholelithiasis and duodenal polyp. At operation the anterior wall of the second portion of the duodenum was opened, where the tumor was detected. It seemed to have originated from the submucosa, since the mucosa was intact. This tumor was 2 cm in diameter, smooth on the surface and soft in consistence. It was conically removed. Histologically it was submucosal lipoma composed of adipose tissue cells. Cholecystectomy was performed because there were two cholesterin stones in the gallbladder. Duodenal lipoma, particularly in Japan, is very rare; only twocases have been reported so far.


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