Imaging findings of XXXX involving gastrointestinal tract.

@entity1 @entity1127 @entity5 @entity1600 @entity381 @entity1073 @entity1412 @entity420
Clinical manifestations and imaging findings of @entity1073 involving gastrointestinal tract were evaluated. The subjects were 7 cases of @entity1073 involving the gastrointestinal tract. All cases were pathologically confirmed in our hospital during the period from April 1994 to July 2000. Five @entity1 were male and 2 were female, and their age ranged from 49 to 63 years (average 57.4). The objectives were: 1) characteristics and distribution of multiple @entity1412 , 2) presence, location and enhancement pattern of bowel wall thickening or mass formation, 3) presence of @entity381 , 4) presence and location of @entity1600 , 5) involved extra-abdominal organs, 6) combined @entity5 and location, and 7) other findings. All @entity1073 occurred in elderly @entity1 , over 40 years, and most showed multiple @entity1412 (6/7), bowel wall thickening or mass formation (6/7), @entity1600 (6/7) and extra- abdominal involvement (5/7). All cases of @entity1412 involved the small bowel and colon, and the size of the @entity1127 ranged from 0.1-4.0cm. Four of 6 @entity1 showed combined sessile and polypoid @entity1127 , while the other 2 showed only sessile @entity1127 . Most of or some of the @entity1127 in 3 @entity1 showed small central ulcerations. Most of the @entity1 (5/6) showed an uncountable number of @entity1127 . @entity1412 was predominant in the rectum, ascending colon, rather than other sections in the colon, and the ileum were almost always involved by @entity1412 . Bowel wall thickening or mass formation developed exclusively in the ascending colon, rectum or ileum. Extra- abdominal involvement developed either simultaneously or nonconcurrently with gastrointestinal involvement. Some of @entity1 showed @entity381 (3/7), appendiceal enlargement (2/7), and intussusception (1/7), and some had associated @entity420 (3/7).
