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DIVERTICULAR DISEASE OF THE RIGHT COLON

SAMUEL L. BERANBAUM M.D., JOSEPH ZAUSNER M.D., and BARTON LANE M.D.

A review of 20 cases of right-sided diverticular disease is presented with emphasis on the differential diagnosis.

The significant findings of a diverticular abscess or granuloma consist of: eccentric, intramural, extramucosal or paracolic mass with adjacent spiculation, and at times extraluminal gas.

The importance of detecting concurrent neoplastic disease is indicated.


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