| Nonpolypoid colorectal neoplasia 1 | CASE : 0087 |
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| Case presentation |
Age: 47 Sex: M Chief complaint: None |
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| Race | Asian |
| History | About 2 years earlier, he had undergone an examination for colorectal lesions due to occult fecal blood, and was treated by polypectomy. During follow up of the course, CF was performed at another hospital. Several IIa lesions (about 3 mm in diameter) in the colon and a IIa + IIc lesion (5 mm in diameter) in the sigmoid colon (suspected submucosal invasion) were detected, and he was referred to our hospital for close examination. |
| Past history | Nothing remarkable |
| Family history | Nothing remarkable |
| Smoking | Non-smoker |
| Drinking | Sake 350mL /day |
| Laboratory test |
[Blood biochemical examination] Total protein: 7.8g/dl, albumin: 4.6g/dl, T-Bil: 1.0mg/dl, Total cholesterol: H253mg/dl (128-219), GPT(ALT): H30IU/L (6-27) [Peripheral blood examination] WBC: 5,200/μl, RBC: 5,010,000/μl, Hgb: 15.5g/dl, PLAT: 204,000/μl [Tumor markers] CEA: 3.0ng/ml, CA19-9: < 1 |
| Release date | 2009-02-24 |
| Various codes |
ACR Code:756.321 |
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Contributor: Tadakazu Shimoda Takahisa Matsuda Institution: National Cancer Center Country: Japan |