DIAGNOSIS OF GIANT FOLDS BY MEANS OF SNARE BIOPSY

Masahiro TADA; Makoto MURATA; Muneharu MIJUMACHI; 嶋田 正勝; Masakatsu ARIMA; 岡 紳爾; Hideo YANAI; Fujio MURAKAMI; Tsuyoshi AIBE; Yukinori OKAZAKI; Tadayoshi TAKEMOTO; Zenji KINOSHITA; Kumiko KINOSHITA; Tomoo SEKITANI

doi:10.11280/gee1973b.26.828

Masahiro TADA, Makoto MURATA, Muneharu MIJUMACHI, [in Japanese], Masakatsu ARIMA, [in Japanese], Hideo YANAI, Fujio MURAKAMI, Tsuyoshi AIBE, Yukinori OKAZAKI, Tadayoshi TAKEMOTO, Zenji KINOSHITA, Kumiko KINOSHITA, Tomoo SEKITANI

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Masahiro TADA
The First Depertment of Internal Medicine, Yamaguchi University School of Medicine
Makoto MURATA
Internal Medicine of Kokura Memorial Hospital
Muneharu MIJUMACHI
Internal Medicine of Kokura Memorial Hospital
[in Japanese]
Internal Medicine of Kokura Memorial Hospital
Masakatsu ARIMA
Internal Medicine of Kokura Memorial Hospital
[in Japanese]
Internal Medicine of Kokura Memorial Hospital
Hideo YANAI
Internal Medicine of Kokura Memorial Hospital
Fujio MURAKAMI
Internal Medicine of Kokura Memorial Hospital
Tsuyoshi AIBE
Internal Medicine of Kokura Memorial Hospital
Yukinori OKAZAKI
Internal Medicine of Kokura Memorial Hospital
Tadayoshi TAKEMOTO
Internal Medicine of Kokura Memorial Hospital
Zenji KINOSHITA
Internal Medicine of Kokura Memorial Hospital
Kumiko KINOSHITA
Internal Medicine of Sanyo Central Hospital
Tomoo SEKITANI
Internal Medicine of Sanyo Central Hospital

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1984 Volume 26 Issue 6 Pages 828-832_1

DOI https://doi.org/10.11280/gee1973b.26.828

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Abstract

We took big particle biopsy specimens from giant folds by means of snare biopsy technique according to Ottenjan's method. Biopsy specimens are large enough and 10-43mm in length. Histological examination revealed that swelling of sufmucosal layers is main cause of giant folds in our cases. Ulcers caused by snare biopsy healed within 7 days after this procedure. No serious complications such as bleeding and pain were not observed.

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