Lesser Peritoneal Sac Perforation Complicating Gastric Carcinoma

Feldman, Maurice; Weinberg, Tobias

doi:10.1016/s0016-5085(50)80220-2

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“…Herniation of transverse colon into the lesser sac through a defect in the transverse mesocolon with normal appearances of the epiploic foramen on CT has also been described (28). Posterior perforation of a gastric ulcer (29) and cancer (30) can also present late with a fluid collection in the lesser sac.…”

Section: Development Of the Lesser Sacmentioning

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The Anatomy and Pathology of the Lesser SAC: Implications for Peritoneal Dialysis

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Pathological conditions involving the lesser sac of the peritoneal cavity in patients on peritoneal dialysis (PD) can pose significant diagnostic and therapeutic challenges. Lack of appreciation of these challenges may delay diagnosis and compromise outcome. A case series by Li and colleagues in this issue of Peritoneal Dialysis International highlights the diagnostic challenges presented by lesser sac infection in PD patients, and in this accompanying commentary we discuss the development and anatomy of the lesser sac, as well as the pathological conditions and investigations relevant to the management of patients on PD.

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Section: Development Of the Lesser Sacmentioning

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The Anatomy and Pathology of the Lesser SAC: Implications for Peritoneal Dialysis

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Lesser Peritoneal Sac Perforation Complicating Benign Peptic Ulcer

Feldman

1950

Gastroenterology

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A Case of Gastric Carcinoma with Spontaneous Gastro-Jejunostomy

Gardner¹

1955

Postgraduate Medical Journal

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Senior Lecturer in Surgery; University College of the West Indies Direct extragastric spread of carcinoma of the stomach to the liver, pancreas or anterior abdominal wall is familiar; and spread to the transverse colon with formation of a gastrocolic fistula is not excessively rare. Perforation of the stomach wall into the peritoneal cavity has been reviewed by Aird (I935) and further cases are reported by Feldman and Weinberg (1950). The following case, however, differes in that the first clinically significant extragastric spread was to the jejunum and duodeno-jejunal flexure. Case Report C. M., negro male, aged 6o years, attended the University College Hospital of the West Indies on July 24, I953. For two months he had been complaining of great weakness, constipation and Supplement 1950 to 1952. To subscribers 3/-net; to non-Telephone: EUSton 4282 (7 lines) subscribers 6/-net; postage 6d.

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Lesser Peritoneal Sac Perforation Complicating Gastric Carcinoma

Cited by 3 publications

References 2 publications

The Anatomy and Pathology of the Lesser SAC: Implications for Peritoneal Dialysis

The Anatomy and Pathology of the Lesser SAC: Implications for Peritoneal Dialysis

Lesser Peritoneal Sac Perforation Complicating Benign Peptic Ulcer

A Case of Gastric Carcinoma with Spontaneous Gastro-Jejunostomy

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