Abstract
Intestinal lesions after radiotherapy for pelvic malignant tumors are of two types: ulcerative colitis with stenosis and hemorrhage sometimes severe and repeated, and ileal involvement with focal ischemic lesions and malabsorption responsible for nutritional disorders. It is difficult to distinguish them from a recurrence of the tumor in spite of endoscopy, arteriography and biopsy. The course in 3 stages is of great value in diagnosis. A reduction in the frequency of such complications may be hoped for by assessment and exclusion of predisposing factors, by strict observance of therapeutic rules. They are serious owing to the marked irreversible conjunctivo-vascular changes and the fragility of the irradiated tissues during operation.
Manigand, G;
Pointud, P;
Foulon, D;
Montely, J M;
Testas, P;
Paillas, J;
Deparis, M
[1]
- Hopital de Bicetre, 94 - le Kremlin-Bicetre (France)
Citation Formats
Manigand, G, Pointud, P, Foulon, D, Montely, J M, Testas, P, Paillas, J, and Deparis, M.
Intestinal lesions induced by radiotherapy of malignant pelvic tumors. 2 cases.
France: N. p.,
1976.
Web.
Manigand, G, Pointud, P, Foulon, D, Montely, J M, Testas, P, Paillas, J, & Deparis, M.
Intestinal lesions induced by radiotherapy of malignant pelvic tumors. 2 cases.
France.
Manigand, G, Pointud, P, Foulon, D, Montely, J M, Testas, P, Paillas, J, and Deparis, M.
1976.
"Intestinal lesions induced by radiotherapy of malignant pelvic tumors. 2 cases."
France.
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title = {Intestinal lesions induced by radiotherapy of malignant pelvic tumors. 2 cases}
author = {Manigand, G, Pointud, P, Foulon, D, Montely, J M, Testas, P, Paillas, J, and Deparis, M}
abstractNote = {Intestinal lesions after radiotherapy for pelvic malignant tumors are of two types: ulcerative colitis with stenosis and hemorrhage sometimes severe and repeated, and ileal involvement with focal ischemic lesions and malabsorption responsible for nutritional disorders. It is difficult to distinguish them from a recurrence of the tumor in spite of endoscopy, arteriography and biopsy. The course in 3 stages is of great value in diagnosis. A reduction in the frequency of such complications may be hoped for by assessment and exclusion of predisposing factors, by strict observance of therapeutic rules. They are serious owing to the marked irreversible conjunctivo-vascular changes and the fragility of the irradiated tissues during operation.}
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volume = {52:39}
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title = {Intestinal lesions induced by radiotherapy of malignant pelvic tumors. 2 cases}
author = {Manigand, G, Pointud, P, Foulon, D, Montely, J M, Testas, P, Paillas, J, and Deparis, M}
abstractNote = {Intestinal lesions after radiotherapy for pelvic malignant tumors are of two types: ulcerative colitis with stenosis and hemorrhage sometimes severe and repeated, and ileal involvement with focal ischemic lesions and malabsorption responsible for nutritional disorders. It is difficult to distinguish them from a recurrence of the tumor in spite of endoscopy, arteriography and biopsy. The course in 3 stages is of great value in diagnosis. A reduction in the frequency of such complications may be hoped for by assessment and exclusion of predisposing factors, by strict observance of therapeutic rules. They are serious owing to the marked irreversible conjunctivo-vascular changes and the fragility of the irradiated tissues during operation.}
journal = []
volume = {52:39}
journal type = {AC}
place = {France}
year = {1976}
month = {Nov}
}