Meckel diverticulum: radiologic demonstration by enteroclysis

Maglinte, D. D. T.; Elmore, MF; Isenberg, Michael T.; Pa, Dolan

doi:10.2214/ajr.134.5.925

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“…Enteroclysis, especially during monitoring the contrast medium bolus, clearly detected the diverticula and is better than conventional follow-through examinations [1,14,15]. Enteroclysis is best suitable for detecting small intestinal tumors, cavitary, or diverticular lesions.…”

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Sarcomas originating in the small bowel diverticula

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Bassermann

Lessel³

1994

Abdom Imaging

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“…2A). Enteroclysis showed a diverticulum in the ileum with folds characteristically observed in Meckel's diverticulum [12][13][14]. The contour of it was slightly irregular and the opacifled lumen measured about 3 • 3.5 cm.…”

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Sarcomas originating in the small bowel diverticula

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Bassermann

Lessel³

1994

Abdom Imaging

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“…Imaging of Meckel's diverticulum by plain abdominal radiographs or conventional barium enema is of low diag nostic yield [5][6][7], though small bowel enema or antegrade small bowel infusion are reliable in its detection [8][9][10].…”

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Preoperative Diagnosis of Acute Combined Inflammation and Bleeding from Meckel’s Diverticulum by Pertechnetate Scintigraphy

Krausz¹,

Rivkind

Abu-Dalu

et al. 1993

Dig Surg

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Meckel’s diverticulitis in a patient with acute gastrointestinal bleeding is rarely diagnosed before surgery. The diagnostic dilemma of inflammatory abdominal symptoms and acute gastrointestinal bleeding in an 11-year-old child was resolved by a pertechnetate abdominal scan which demonstrated a Meckel diverticulum on delayed views which was not detected on early images. The preoperative work-up and the pathophysiology of the delayed uptake of this radiotracer are discussed.

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“…Diese kann eine Fibröse Verbindung zum lleum haben und damit zu einem Ileus fuhren. Das Mekkelsche Divertikel entsteht bei Zurückbleiben des proxi malen Abschnittes des Ductus omphaloentericus und ist die häufigste Form des persistierenden Ductus ompha loentericus [6]. Es liegt beim Erwachsenen in der Regel 40 bis 120 cm oralwärts der Ileozäkalklappe, ist zwischen wenigen Millimetern und 25 cm lang und verursacht im allgemeinen keine Beschwerden.…”

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