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X-Ray Signs of Gastrointestinal Pathology
X-Ray Signs of Gastrointestinal Pathology
X-Ray Signs of Gastrointestinal Pathology
X-ray examination: when contrasting the intestines through the mouth and
with the help of a contrast enema, the main X-ray sign is a pronounced
narrowing of the intestine in a limited area; residual elasticity of the intestine
is preserved; the contour of the constriction is jagged due to ulcers protruding
onto it; interintestinal and external fistulas are often detected; mucous
membrane, altered like "paving stones" or "cobblestones"; the transition from
the affected area to a healthy one is gradual
Chronic ulcerative colitis
X-ray examination: restructuring of the mucous
membrane to and in the form of thickened edematous
pseudopolyposic folds, narrowing of the intestinal
lumen, flattening or absence of haustration, decreased
elasticity of the walls
INTESTINAL TUMORS Benign tumors
X-ray examination:
lumpy, irregularly shaped filling defect, protruding
into the lumen of the intestine; has a wide base; there
is no peristalsis at this level; the surface of the tumor
is uneven, folds of the mucosa form a "malignant
relief" or are absent; the intestinal lumen at the level
of the filling defect is narrowed, sometimes there is a
suprastenotic expansion