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. 2005 Feb 21;11(7):1087–1089. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v11.i7.1087

Table 1.

Clinical feature of the patients.

Case Indication Age (yr) Sex Approach route Endoscopic findings Histological findings Intervention
1 bowel obstruction 48 M oral narrowing anastomosis with normal mucosa1 NA
2 bowel obstruction 40 F oral edematous change of the lumen2 non specific inflammation dilation
3 low protein 28 F anal annular constriction3 non specific inflammation
4 bowel obstruction 41 M oral narrowing lumen with normal mucosa4 NA
5 abdominal tumor 65 M anal tumor lymphoma
6 bowel obstruction 56 M anal multiple strictures non specific inflammation
7 bowel obstruction 47 M oral narrowing lumen with normal mucosa4 no remarkable change
8 bowel obstruction 29 M oral mild inflammatory change5 NA
9 bowel obstruction 50 F anal tumor inflammatory fibroid polyp
10 anemia 68 F anal multiple strictures3 non specific inflammation
11 hematochezia 41 F both multiple strictures with ulceration3 non specific inflammation
12 bowel obstruction 47 F oral longitudinal ulcerations5 NA dilation
13 bowel obstruction 62 M oral narrowing anastomosis with normal mucosa1 NA
14 abdominal tumor 52 M both tumor undifferentiated cancer
15 bowel obstruction 23 F anal narrowing lumen with normal mucosa4 NA
16 bowel obstruction 27 F oral edematous change of the lumen5 NA dilation
17 bowel obstruction 42 M anal course and red-colored lumen with ulceration6 non specific inflammation dilation

NA: not assessed.

1

Postoperative stricture was suspected.

2

Lung sarcoidosis was found in this patient.

3

Intestinal tuberculosis was suspected based on the feature of stricture or ulceration and other clinical features.

4

Intestinal adhesion was suspected.

5

Crohn's disease was suspected based on the feature of strictures or ulcerations along with other clinical features.

6

Posttraumatic stricture was suspected.