MSCT Diagnosis and Differential Diagnosis of Primary Gastrointestinal Lymphoma[J]. Journal of Sun Yat-sen University (Medical Sciences), 2016, 37(3).DOI:
Abstract: 【Objective】 To analyze the imaging manifestation and to summarize differential diagnosis of different sites of gastrointestinal lymphoma. 【Methods】 135 cases with gastrointestinal lymphoma were investigated retrospectively
and the sites
pathologic findings and multi -slice spiral CT imaging manifestations were discussed. All the cases were confirmed by pathology
and were scanned by GE lightspeed 16 or Siemens Somatom Definition 64 CT machines. 【Results】 Stomach was the most common site of primary gastrointestinal lymphoma(69 cases)
followed by intestinal lymphoma(40 cases). Diffuse large B -cell lymphoma(87 cases) and mucosa -associated lymphoid tissue lymphoma ( MALT lymphoma)(24 cases) was the most common pathologic subtypes. Diffuse or focal gastric wall thickening was commonly seen(60 cases)with an absence of obviously stenosis
and “mucosal white line sign” could be seen in 14 cases. Aneurysmal dilation(9 cases)
focal pneumatosis within lesions(3 cases) and “sandwich sign” (2 cases) were the typical CT features of intestinal lymphoma. Colorectal lymphoma(26 cases) was infrequent and its CT findings were analogous to the intestinal lymphoma. 【Conclusion】 Some features in MSCT findings of gastrointestinal lymphoma are typical
especially in ileum. MSCTis helpful in diagnosis and differential diagnosis of gastrointestinal lymphoma.