Commonest Site Of Intestinal Lesions
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Commonest Site Of Intestinal Lesions
Commonest Site Of Intestinal Lesions
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| Lesion | Area |
| Lipoma | Caecum |
| Lymphoma( Non hodgkins) | Stomach (Least : Rectum) |
| Adenomatous polypi | Sigmoid, rectum |
| Polypi in Puetzjeghers syndrome | Always Jejunum is involved |
| Familial Polyposis and Gardener’s syndrome | Colon |
| ZES gastrinoma | Pancreas |
| Carcinoma small intestine | Jejunum |
| Carcinoma Colon | Sigmoid colon and ectosigmoid, |
| Tuberculosis Ulcer | Small Intestine( transverse) |
| Typhoid Ulcer | Small Intestine ( Longitudinal) |
| Crohn’s disease | Starts at or near Ileocaecal Valve |
| Ulcerative Colitis | Starts at rectum |
| Hirshprung’s Disease | upper limit is Rectosigmoid junction |
| Diverticulosis | 90% in sigmoid ( Rectum is never involved) |
| Perforation in Typhoid | Small intestine near Ileocaecal Junction |
| Pneumatosis Cystoides | Small Intestine |
| Immobile part of Colon | Last 7.5 cms of Pelvic Colon |
| Loop Colostomy | Transverse Section |
| Commonest Type of Intussesception | Ileocaecal |
| Intussesception with gangrene | Ileocaecal |
| Intussesception in infant | Last 50 cms of ileum |
| Intussesception in old people | Colocolic By Pappilary Carcinoma |
| Intussesception in adoloscent | Inverted Meckel’s Diverticulum |
| Volvulus Neonatorum | Midgut( Whole small intestine and Caecum) |
| Volvulus Small intestine | Tower ileum |
| Ischemic Colitis | Splenic flexure |
| Dilatation of Gut in Chaga’s disease | Oesophagus and Colon |
| in Blast Injury | Pelvic Colon |
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