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Reporting patient male, fourty six years old, reffere from surgery Contras study :
department with clinical information suspect Ca colon ascenden
asked for colon in lopp - About 800 (eight hundred) cc of barim was administrated
into the anus through foley cateter
From history taking we got : - Contrast fill rectum, rectosigmoid, sigmoid, colon
descendent,flexura lienalis, and partially colon
Patient complain of having abdominal pain since four months transversum, flexura hepatica , untill partially colon
ago and have difficulty in defecation about once a week. This ascendent
complaint causes the patient’s weight decreased and loss of - Then patient in rolling and kontras then is evacuated, and
appetite the air pump as a double contrast
- Double contrast fill rectum, rectosigmoid, sigmoid, colon
Ten days later, he was hospitalized for 3 days in pare hospital descenden, flexura lienalis, colon transversum, flexura
and has undergone ileustomy surgery and the dokter stated the hepatica, colon ascenden untill caecum
patient have abdominal mass - There is no kontras fill ileocaecal junction
- There is filling defect in colon ascenden which causes the
After that the patients is reffered to soetomo hospital and he had narrowing of the lumen along +/- 3,5 cm , and gives apple
undergone CT abdomen in date october 17 th 2017 (oktober core appearance
sevententh tweny seventeen) with the result : - Mucosa and hausta rectum, rectosigmoid, sigmoid, colon
- enhancing solid mass size approximately 2.9 x 3,4 x 3,6 descenden, flexura lienalis, colon transversum seems
cm in intralumen colon ascenden wall good
- lymphadenopathy paracolic - There is no additional shadow
- minimal bilateral pleura effusion - there is no leakage or extravasation of contrast
- spondylosis lumbalis - there is no fistel tract appearance
rossi :
Location
Colorectal cancers can be found anywhere from the caecum to the rectum, in o into non-peritonealised pericolic/perirectal tissues
the following distribution 2,5:
T4a: penetration of the visceral peritoneal layer