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Fig. 8C. —40-year-old man with unremarkable medical history, admitted for small-bowel obstruction. Enhanced CT scan of abdomen shows intestinal involvement with stenosis and parietal thickening associated with ascites and peritoneal carcinosis. Diagnosis at biopsy was granulocytic sarcoma of small intestine without evidence of blood or bone marrow involvement. Twenty-one months later, patient was diagnosed with acute myeloblastic leukemia with central nervous system and bone marrow involvement.





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