Pınar Özdemir AKDUR, Selda YILDIZ, Mehmet YURAKUL, Dilek ALTINSOY, Tülay ÖLÇER

Çölyak hastalığı ve lenfoma tanıları alan bir olgu üzerinden çölyak hastalığı ve lenfoma ilişkisinin değerlendirilmesi

Tüm gastrointestinal sistemde izlenen neoplazmların %2'sinden azı ince barsaklarda ortaya çıkmaktadır[]. Ancak tüm gastrointestinal sistem lenfomalarının %35-40 kadarı ince barsaklarda görülür[,]. İnce barsak lenfomalarında noninvaziv bir tetkik olan ucuz ve her yerde kolaylıkla bulunabilen konvansiyonel baryumlu tetkikler deneyimli ellerde başarılı bir ilk görüntüleme yöntemi olabilmektedir.

Relationship between the celiac disease and the lymphoma: Trough a case of celiac disease with lymphoma

Malignant small bowel neoplasms account for less than 2% of the gastrointestinal tract (GI) malignancies. In contrast, 35-40% percent of GI lymphomas are located in the small intestine. Barium meal and follow through examination which are noninvasive, cheap and easy to perform may be a successful first step radiological investigation at the evalution of small intestine lymphomas, when performed in experienced hands.

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