Gastroenterology Research and Practice / 2015 / Article / Tab 3 / Clinical Study
Beneficial Effects of Combining Computed Tomography Enteroclysis/Enterography with Capsule Endoscopy for Screening Tumor Lesions in the Small Intestine Table 3 Comparison of the computed tomography enteroclysis/enterography (CTE) and capsule endoscopy (CE) in terms of the final diagnoses.
Number Sex/age CTE CE Final diagnosis Reference standard 1 F/55 No findings Jejunal SMT NET BE, liver metastasis 2 M/74 Tumorous lesion in the ileum Sores, ulcers Ectopic pancreas BE, surgery 3 F/58 Tumor mass in contact with the small intestine Angioectasia Small intestine GIST Surgery 4 F/80 Densely stained punctiform lesion in the ileum Sores, redness Capillary hemangioma BE 5 M/78 Tumor mass in contact with the small intestine No findings Small intestine GIST BE, surgery 6 F/78 Tumor mass in contact with the small intestine Sores, ulcers Small intestine GIST BE, surgery 7 F/25 Pedunculated mass in the jejunum No findings PJS BE 8 F/55 Tumor mass in contact with the small intestine No findings Small intestine GIST BE, surgery 9 M/72 Nonstained tumor mass in the small intestine SMT Lipoma BE, surgery 10 M/72 Tumor mass in contact with the small intestine SMT NET BE 11 M/59 No findings Polyps Cronkhite-Canada syndrome CE 12 F/59 Tumor mass in contact with the small intestine SMT Small intestine GIST BE, surgery 13 M/87 Tumor mass in contact with the small intestine SMT Metastatic small bowel tumor CTE, CE, anamnestic
SMT: submucosal tumor; NET: neuroendocrine tumors; GIST: gastrointestinal stromal tumor; PJS: Peutz-Jeghers’ syndrome; BE: balloon endoscopy.