. Journal of radiology . ed dilatation and writhing of the duo-denum. Obstruction high in the jejunum (Figs. 12 and 13). Surgical Findings.—Large mass of caseating tuberculousglands obstructing the third portion of the duodenum. Operation.—Posterior gastroenterostomy. Pathologic Report.—Tuberculous glands. 283098.—A woman, aged 28, had had an appendec-tomy in 1916. Five years before, this abdominal pain withvomiting and at times diarrhea had occurred. X-ray Findings.—August 9, 1919. Pulmonary tubercu-losis with cavitation. Stomach negative; colon, filling de-fect in the cecum and ascendi
. Journal of radiology . ed dilatation and writhing of the duo-denum. Obstruction high in the jejunum (Figs. 12 and 13). Surgical Findings.—Large mass of caseating tuberculousglands obstructing the third portion of the duodenum. Operation.—Posterior gastroenterostomy. Pathologic Report.—Tuberculous glands. 283098.—A woman, aged 28, had had an appendec-tomy in 1916. Five years before, this abdominal pain withvomiting and at times diarrhea had occurred. X-ray Findings.—August 9, 1919. Pulmonary tubercu-losis with cavitation. Stomach negative; colon, filling de-fect in the cecum and ascending colon. Absence of a physi-ologic barium shadow in the cecocolon (Figs. 14 and 15). Surgical Findings.—Tuberculosis of the cecum and throughout the entire ileum at intervals of fromfive inches to one foot were areas indicative of tuberculosisof its mucosa, producing slight narrowing. Because of theextent of the lesion resection did not seem indicated. TUBERCULOUS ENTEROCOLITIS — CARMAN 257.
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