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American Journal of Roentgenology, Vol 103, 317-320, Copyright © 1968 by American Roentgen Ray Society

ROENTGEN DEMONSTRATION OF PROLAPSE OF BENIGN POLYPOID GASTRIC TUMORS INTO THE DUODENUM, INCLUDING A DUMBBELL-SHAPED LEIOMYOMA

WELLAND F. SHORT M.D.1 and BARTON R. YOUNG M.D.2

1 Instructor of Radiology, Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
2 Director, Department of Radiology, Germantown Dispensary and Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Professor of Radiology, Temple University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The roentgen findings of polypoid gastric tumors including those that prolapse into the duodenum are discussed and illustrated. Three patients presented characteristic roentgen appearances of prolapse. One of these tumors was a dumbbell-shaped leiomyoma that arose in the omental sac and extended into the stomach. No other case has been reported in the literature of a dumbbell-shaped gastric leiomyoma whose intragastric component herniated into the duodenum.


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