Leiomyosarkom des Meckelschen Divertikels

Sailer, R; Böhme, H; Jacobs, Gabriel

doi:10.1055/s-0028-1105086

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“…They may be detected incidentally at laparotomy or autopsy [1][2][3][4][5][6][7]. Published reports in the surgical and pathological literature indicate leiomyosarcoma to be the most common type of tumor involving the Meckel' s diverticulum [2,4,6,[8][9][10][11]. However, we found no references in the radiological literature and wish to herein present two unusual cases of tumors within the small bowel diverticula.…”

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Sarcomas originating in the small bowel diverticula

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Bassermann

Lessel³

1994

Abdom Imaging

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Sarcomas originating in the small bowel diverticula

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Bassermann

Lessel³

1994

Abdom Imaging

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“…In groBen Sektionsstatistiken [2,21] wurden 0,78 % Divertikeltrfiger gefunden, andererseits wird fiber ein Vorkommen des M.D. bei 1,5 bis 2,1% der Gesamtbev61ke-rung berichtet [16,17]. Die Mehrzahl tier Divertikel war 30 bis 60 cm oral der Ileocoecalklappe gelegen.…”

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Das Meckelsche Divertikel ?Erfahrungen nach 155 Resektionen

Carstensen¹,

Heß²

1983

Langenbecks Arch Chiv

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A total of 155 cases of Meckel's diverticulum were analyzed: 122 were uncomplicated as opposed to 33 that were complicated. Resection of all uncomplicated diverticula had a course free of difficulty, while there was one death in the cases with complicated diverticula as a result of peritonitis after perforation of the diverticulum. The diagnosis and differentiation of diverticulum from other abdominal clinical pictures, as well as from appendicitis, is usually not possible preoperatively, although differential diagnosis must always be kept in mind. If there are no special contraindications, Meckel's diverticulum is searched for instead and then resected.

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