Superficial spreading adenocarcinoma of appendix, cecum, and terminal ileum
Jain I. Lin, Charles L. Cogbill, Prasad J. Athota, Swei H. Tsung, Yun Sik Kwak
Abstract
Jain I. Lin, Charles L. Cogbill, Prasad J. Athota, Swei H. Tsung, Yun Sik Kwak
Abstract
A case of superficial spreading adenocarcinoma involving terminal ileum, appendix and cecum is presented. The tumor might primarily arise from the proximal part of the appendix with extension to the cecum and terminal ileum, although multicentric origin of the tumor cannot be excluded. The mechanism underlying superficial infiltration of the tumor is through close contact and intramucosal lymphatic spread.
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A case of superficial spreading adenocarcinoma involving terminal ileum, appendix and cecum is presented. The tumor might primarily arise from the proximal part of the appendix with extension to the cecum and terminal ileum, although multicentric origin of the tumor cannot be excluded. The mechanism underlying superficial infiltration of the tumor is through close contact and intramucosal lymphatic spread.
Key concepts: Cecum, Terminal ileum, Appendix, Ileum, Medicine, Adenocarcinoma, Lymphatic system, Ileocecal valve