. The American journal of roentgenology, radium therapy and nuclear medicine . E ABSENCE OF ABREAK IN THE OUTLINE OR PERISTALSIS. made out. The stomach was opened, anddefinite groups of polypi, the largest thesize of a lemon, were seen. Clamps wereapplied and the polyps removed; theveins sutured, and the stomach pathological report reads: Two soft round or oval tumors, one thesize of a hens egg, the other a littlesmaller. They have a narrow surfaceand on section show a moist, reddishgray crater, with a white central examination shows the XoTE.—Figs. 2-3-4 repres
. The American journal of roentgenology, radium therapy and nuclear medicine . E ABSENCE OF ABREAK IN THE OUTLINE OR PERISTALSIS. made out. The stomach was opened, anddefinite groups of polypi, the largest thesize of a lemon, were seen. Clamps wereapplied and the polyps removed; theveins sutured, and the stomach pathological report reads: Two soft round or oval tumors, one thesize of a hens egg, the other a littlesmaller. They have a narrow surfaceand on section show a moist, reddishgray crater, with a white central examination shows the XoTE.—Figs. 2-3-4 represent tracings made at thefluoroscopic observations. 282 Pedunculated Malignant Growths of the Stomach mucosa infiltrated with a richly cellu-lar tumor which for the most partshows no definite structure at theperiphery. There are irregular spaceswhich contain serum and blood cells structed. The appearance of the shadowof the bismuth-filled stomach in a casewith polyp is most suggestive of thepictures seen when there are large massesof food present, or of advanced Fig. 3. This tracing was made eleven months afterFig. 2, AND SHOWS the increase in size of the TUMOR DURING THIS PERIOD. and are lined by cells similar to thoseof the tumor. In these spaces thecells spring from the wall in an ele-vated rounded form and have largerounded or oval nuclei. Diagnosis:Lymphangio-endothelioma. The patient made an uneventful re-covery from operation. A month later, atthe time of his discharge, the roentgenray examination showed no evidence ofrecurrence of the mass in the stomach. Themid-portion was somewhat contracted andthe rugae were visible. There was nostasis and no irregularity in peristalsis. SIMMARV Both of these cases had definite pedun-culated tumors. In general, tumors ofthis kind are not malignant. In bothcases the peristaltic waves passed overthe involved area of the stomach withoutevidence of break, such as is seen in lesionswliich involve the gastric wall. When the gr
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