華山論劍-專業案例挑戰/Case 2014-003 

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Date: 9 Sep posted by 蔡英楠/戴啟明/陳志城/湯道謙/張吉仰/牟聯瑞醫師學術天地

47 yr woman with tarry stool for 2 days

A 47-year-old female with no significant past medical/surgical history presents with two days history of intermittent tarry stools (three times in two days) and progressive lightheadedness. Patient denies fever, chills, nausea/vomiting, or diarrhea.

One month ago, he suffered from upper abdominal pain with shoulder radiation. Biliary pancreatitis was diagnosed at local hospital with ICU admission. After treatment, he was discharged pain free.

On physical exam, pale conjunctiva and hypoactive bowel sounds were noted. There was no abdominal tenderness or rebounding pain. Her stool examinations were positive occult blood. Blood tests showed normocytic anemia. EGD study revealed a 3cm bleeding ulcerative submucosal tumor at the second portion of duodenum.

CBC

EGD

Abdominal CT showed a 2.7cm enhanced intraluminal mass at the second portion of duodenum

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