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CT scan shows a mass (arrows) in the lumen of the jejunum with subtle contrast enhancement. Minimal bowel dilation is also seen proximal to the jejunal mass.
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F1
Minimal bowel dilation was also seen proximal to the jejunal mass (Fig. 1).
Enteroclysis reveals a short segment of jejunal stricture (arrow) with central ulceration.
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F2
Enteroclysis revealed a short segment of jejunal stricture with central ulceration (Fig. 2).
Microphotograph of the ulcerative lesion shows a large caliber persistent submucosal artery protruding through a mucosal defect (hematoxylin and eosin stain, 40 x).
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F3
There was a jejunal mass with stricture and adhesion, and the surgical pathology revealed a large caliber persistent submucosal artery protruding through a mucosal defect (Fig. 3).