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DUODENAL PSEUDOPOLYP—THE FLEXURE FALLACY

JAMES A. NELSON M.D.1, DOUGLAS J. SHEFT M.D., HIDEYO MINAGI M.D., and JOSEPH T. FERRUCI JR. M.D.

1 Scholar in Diagnostic Radiology, James Picker Foundation; Department of Radiology, University of Utah College of Medicine, Salt Lake City, Utah.

A roentgenographic finding caused by prominent mucosal folds in the superior duodenal flexure is described and illustrated.

Radiologists should become aware of this change, because it is so characteristic in location and appearance that further, more aggressive diagnostic work-up seems unwarranted.


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