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Radiological Diagnosis of Intestinal Amyloidosis Shintaro Tsukasa 1 , Yoshito Nishimata 1 1The Second Department of Internal Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Kagoshima University pp.1265-1274
Published Date 1987/11/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403112910
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 1) Radiological findings of amyloidosis were discussed with emphasis on double contrast radiograph.

 2) Radiological findings were discussed with respect to mucosal patterns and deformity observed in 23 cases of amyloidosis.

 3) Mucosal patterns seen in the fixed specimen roentgenogram were classified into three groups.

 A. Fine granular shadows.

 B. Changes of the folds (straightening, thickening, rigidity, irregularity, disappearance).

 C. Erosion or ulcer (multiple scattered barium flecks, granular shadows of various sizes).

 4) Fig. 2 shows in a schema the distribution and degree of amyloid deposits and the shape of ulcers.

 5) Three patterns were also demonstrated in the double contrast radiograph.

 6) Deformities included narrowing, dilatation and haustra-like change in the small intestines, and rigidity of haustra, narrowing and segmental sign in the large intestines.

 7) The other findings included edema and spasm, rigid and coarse margins of the intestine, abnormal barium patches, and prolonged transit time.

 8) Mucosal patterns resembled to strogyloidiasis in the upper small intestine, tuberculosis in the lower small intestine, and ulcerative colitis in the large intestine, but amyloidosis could be distinguished by deformity, sites of involvement and variety of findings in its appearance.

 9) Radiological appearances of amyloidosis resulted from the following histological abnormalities :

 (1) amyloid deposits in the propria mucosae.

 (2) amyloid deposits in the muscularis mucosae.

 (3) edema in particular submucosal edema.

 (4) narrowing of the vessels due to amyloid deposits in the wall causing disturbance in blood flow.

 (5) amyloid deposits in neurons.

 It was likely that these combined with each other to form various radiological findings.


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