| Nonpolypoid colorectal neoplasia 6 | CASE : 0092 |
| Presentation |
 
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| Case presentation |
Age: 64 Sex: M Chief complaint: Fecal occult blood |
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| Race | Asian |
| History | He visited a local hospital due to fecal occult blood detected in a health examination. Colonoscopy revealed a lateral-spreading tumor (LST) lesion involving 1/4 of the circumference at a site 50 cm from the AV (moderately differentiated tubular adenocarcinoma demonstrated by biopsy). He visited our hospital for close examination and treatment. |
| Past history |
[Past history] Alcoholic hepatitis, gastric ulcer, acute pancreatitis [Complications] Wernicke encephalopathy, chronic pancreatitis |
| Laboratory test |
[Blood biochemical examination] Albumin: 4.5 g/dl, T-Bil: 0.6 mg/dl, GOT(AST): 29 IU/L, GPT (ALT): 21 IU/L [Peripheral blood examination] WBC: H7,500/μl (4.1-6.1), RBC: 4,670,000/μl, Hgb: 14.1 g/dl, Ht: 43.1%, PLAT: 166,000/μl [Tumor markers] CEA: 2.5 ng/ml, CA19-9: 8 U/ml, CA125: 13 U/ml |
| Release date | 2009-02-24 |
| Various codes |
ACR Code:759.321 |
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Contributor: Tadakazu Shimoda Takahisa Matsuda Institution: National Cancer Center Country: Japan |