Incomplete Intestinal Obstruction Caused by a Rare Epithelioid Inflammatory Myofibroblastic XXXX : A Case Report.

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We reported on 1 case of epithelioid inflammatory @entity242 (EIMS) that occurred in the colon and resulted in an incomplete @entity1321 .A 65-year-old male @entity1 presented with @entity490 without any obvious predisposing cause. He reported a paroxysmal dull @entity158 . @entity360 occurred occasionally. The symptoms appeared repeatedly and became progressively more aggravated. The @entity1 sought medical advice in our hospital, and his enteroscopy showed @entity694 and an incomplete @entity694 . The laboratory examination indicated mild @entity417 . Plain and enhanced computed tomography (CT) scans showed a large, dumbbell-shaped, soft-tissue mass of 4.1cm*9.3cm in the curved lumen of the descending colon near the spleen. After enhancement, the lesion presented with progressive and uneven enhancement. The boundary between the lesion and parts of the left kidney and spleen was obscured. A small amount of exudation was observed around the lumen, and a slightly enlarged lymph node shadow was observed in the mesangial gap.After each preoperative examination was completed, the @entity5 invading the spleen and left kidney were excised. Based on the surgical specimen pathological histology and immunohistochemistry, epithelioid inflammatory @entity242 was diagnosed. @entity5 recurrence occurred a short time after excision.EIMS in the abdominal cavity could occur on the intestinal wall, occasionally manifesting as large masses that expand to the inside and the outside of the cavity. It needs to be distinguished from other @entity5 . @entity5 recurrence can easily occur after surgery. @entity7041 ( @entity7041 ) inhibitors are a potential alternative treatment option.
