Gastrointestinal pathology: Small intestine: Adenocarcinoma

An autopsy specimen from a 42 year old man admitted with a six week history of colic often with bouts of vomiting. The abdomen was distended high in the midline and high...
01 September 2011
Presented bySimon Cross.

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Adenocarcinoma of the small intestine

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An autopsy specimen from a 42 year old man admitted with a six week history of colic often with bouts of vomiting. The abdomen was distended high in the midline and high intestinal obstruction was confirmed by a barium meal. A tumour of the jejunum was resected, small metastases being found in the adjacent peritoneum. Recovery followed.

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