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A 47-year-old man presented with an abnormality of the duodenum detected on a health check endoscopy. Further endoscopy revealed swelling of the papilla of Vater with a whitish exudate and surrounding small nodules, which biopsy revealed to be non-caseating granulomas. Colonoscopy showed typical tubercular lesions in the colon on the right side, so we speculated that the lesions of the papilla of Vater were tubercular.
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November 2009
We report a case of lipoma in the antrum of the stomach which prolapsed into the duodenal bulb and caused a duodenal ulcer, which was speculated to have been induced by the friction of its tip against the duodenal mucosa. Although the duodenal ulcer healed after the administration of a proton pump inhibitor, the symptoms of epigastric discomfort continued, which was suggested to be due to the prolapse. Therefore, a laparoscopic operation was conducted.
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