Retrospective Analysis of 2 Misdiagnosed Patients with Isolated Gastroduodenal Crohn Disease
NING Xiao-yan
WANG Wei-fu
CHEN Xiao-wu
CAI Shao-wei
LI Li-xuan
WANG Jin-tao
FU Yan-yu
XU Ming
Abstract:Objective To summarize clinical features and experiences of diagnosis and treatment of isolated gastrodu-odenal Crohn disease( CD). Methods Clinical data of 2 isolated gastroduodenal CD patients was retrospectively analyzed. Results The 2 isolated gastroduodenal CD patients were all young male,and the main symptom was gastric outlet obstruc-tion. One patient had accompanied with belly ache and haematemesis,and underwent appendicectomy at 3rd d after onset,and was confirmed gastroduodenal CD on 9 th d after surgery. Another patient had accompanied with weight loss,mild anemia and hypoalbuminemia,and treatment for peptic ulcer was noneffective,and was confirmed gastroduodenal CD in more than 2 months after onset. Gastroscopes examination for the 2 patients showed that hyperemia,edema and multiple ulcers in the stom-ach and/or duodenum mucous membrane,and cobble-like hyperplasia in duodenum mucous membrane. The histopathological examination showed granulation tissues,fissuring ulcers and small abscesses in mucosa and submucosa. Digestive tract radio-graphy and colonoscopy examination showed that there was no ileocolon lesion. Pulse glucocorticoids therapy was performed for the 2 patients after confirming isolated gastroduodenal CD. Symptoms were relieved quickly,and gastroscopy examination showed the lesions had remarkable alleviated in a short time. Conclusion Clinical manifestations of isolated gastroduodenal CD include gastric outlet obstruction,and accompanied with bleeding and malnutrition sometimes,and therefore differential diagnosis with peptic ulcer should be made.
Keywords:Crohn diseaseStomach diseasesDuodenal diseasesMisdiagnosisPeptic ulcer
Publication Date:2017-01-01
Online Publishing Date:2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages:4( 21-24 )
Clinical Misdiagnosis & Mistherapy

Clinical Misdiagnosis & Mistherapy

ISTIC
ISSN:1002-3429
Year, Vol.(Issue):2017,30(1)