IV./2.1.: Main case characteristics of the presented dissection, IV./2.2.: Description of dissection
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IV./2.1.: Main case characteristics of the presented dissection
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Age of patient:
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54 years
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Sex of patient:
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male
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Main diagnosis:
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Ulcus ventriculi cum perforatione et penetratione ad pancreas
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Pathological diagnosis:
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Ulcus pepticum chronicum
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Complication:
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Fibrosis circumscripta pancreatis
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IV./2.2.: Description of dissection
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A gastric wall portion, 13 cm in broadest diameter, intact mucosa, pronounced mucosal puckering. The continuity of the mucosa breaks at a point, where a 0,7 cm diametered roundish ulcer is located. It is deeply excavated, penetrating and piercing through all the wall layers. The pancreatic surface attached to the outer gastric wall covers up and blocks the ulcer entirely. Around the adherence, the normally glandular pancreatic tissue is scabby with whitish connective tissue. Folds of the gastric mucosa radiate towards the ulcer from each direction.
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