Journal of the Medical Association of Thailand = Chotmaihet thangphaet · 2008
Colorectal carcinoma detected by barium enema in Priest Hospital.
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Chitranonth Chompoonut
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OBJECTIVE: To determine the radiographic findings detected by barium enema in the priests of colorectal carcinoma
MATERIAL AND METHOD: A retrospective review of all priest that had a barium enema performed for colorectal carcinoma between January 2002 to June 2007.
RESULTS: Thirty-two priest with colorectal CA were reviewed. No asymptomatic priests found. Nineteen priests (59.38%) had annular lesion, eleven (34.37%) had intraluminal mass, and two (6.25%) had other lesions. Nineteen priests (59.38%) had lesion in the sigmoid colon or below and thirteen patients (40.62%) had lesion more proximally in the colon. Two priests (6.25%) had Duke's stage A lesions, eight (25%) had stage B lesions, seven (21.87%) had stage C lesions, and fifteen (46.88%) had stage D lesions.
CONCLUSION: Almost sixty percents of all priests with colorectal CA had annular lesion (59.38%) at a late stage.
MATERIAL AND METHOD: A retrospective review of all priest that had a barium enema performed for colorectal carcinoma between January 2002 to June 2007.
RESULTS: Thirty-two priest with colorectal CA were reviewed. No asymptomatic priests found. Nineteen priests (59.38%) had annular lesion, eleven (34.37%) had intraluminal mass, and two (6.25%) had other lesions. Nineteen priests (59.38%) had lesion in the sigmoid colon or below and thirteen patients (40.62%) had lesion more proximally in the colon. Two priests (6.25%) had Duke's stage A lesions, eight (25%) had stage B lesions, seven (21.87%) had stage C lesions, and fifteen (46.88%) had stage D lesions.
CONCLUSION: Almost sixty percents of all priests with colorectal CA had annular lesion (59.38%) at a late stage.