Pseudoleukemia Gastro-Intestinalis

A Case of Lymphosarcoma of the Intestine in a Child

“…Here the mucosa of stomach and bowel is greatly thickened and thrown into large folds resembling cerebral convolutions. Such cases are recorded by Wells and Maver, and Biggs and Elliott (1924). In true lymphatic leukaemia, also, widespread infiltration of the gastro-intestinal tract may occur, as described by Boikan (1931) and Pearson et al (1943).…”