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Lymphoma B small cells of the Jejuno (7 of 10)
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Lymphoma B small cells of the Jejuno (7 of 10)

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Low power of non Hodgking lynphoma infiltrating the yeyunal wall and mucosa

Lymphoma B small cells of the Jejuno (8 of 10)
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Lymphoma B small cells of the Jejuno (8 of 10)

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Medium power view of the lymphoma infiltrating the yeyuno

Lymphoma B small cells of the Jejuno (9 of 10)
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Dental Prothesis Found in the Jejuno (6 of 9)
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Dental Prothesis Found in the Jejuno (6 of 9)

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The prothesis was a successful management endoscopically Observe at the right of the dental bridge has a sharp edge. The typical cause of swallowed GI foreign bodies is accidental. To be considered:...

Dental Prothesis Found in the Jejuno (7 of 9)
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Dental Prothesis Found in the Jejuno (7 of 9)

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The most common cause of GI foreign bodies in adults involves food that does not pass through the esophagus because of underlying mechanical problems. In adults, accidental swallowing involves toothpicks,...

Dental Prothesis Found in the Jejuno (8 of 9)
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Dental Prothesis Found in the Jejuno (8 of 9)

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Abdominal Rx suggest that this foreign body is located immediately after the Treitz angle. Sharp objects should be retrieved from the stomach because 15 to 35% will cause intestinal perforation, but...

Dental Prothesis Found in the Jejuno (9 of 9)
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Dental Prothesis Found in the Jejuno (9 of 9)

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A close up of this ingested dental prothesis Most foreign objects that have passed into the small intestine usually traverse the GI tract without problem, even if they take weeks or months to do so....

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