| Nonpolypoid colorectal neoplasia 7 | CASE : 0093 |
| Presentation |
 
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| Case presentation |
Age: 52 Sex: M Chief complaint: Fecal occult blood |
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| Race | Asian |
| History | Fecal blood had been detected in a periodical health examination 1 year earlier. Although close examination was recommended, he did not follow up. In the present examination, fecal blood was detected again, and barium enema and colonoscopy were performed for close examination in a local hospital. A 0 IIa + IIc lesion (suspected submucosal invasion) was present in the distal portion of the sigmoid colon, and a 0 Ip lesion was detected 8 cm oral to this lesion. He was admitted to our hospital for treatment. |
| Past history |
At 10 yeas of age: Surgery for appendicitis At 25 years of age: Spontaneous pneumothorax |
| Family history | Nothing remarkable |
| Laboratory test | [Blood biochemical examination], [peripheral blood examination], and examination of [tumor markers] showed normal values. |
| Release date | 2009-02-23 |
| Various codes |
ACR Code:756.321 |
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Contributor: Tadakazu Shimoda Takahisa Matsuda Institution: National Cancer Center Country: Japan |