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Table 3 Endoscopic findings of duodenum, intestine and colorectum in reported cases of MEITL

From: Multiple lesions of gastrointestinal tract invasion by monomorphic epitheliotropic intestinal T-cell lymphoma, accompanied by duodenal and intestinal enteropathy-like lesions and microscopic lymphocytic proctocolitis: a case series

Case no.

Age/gender

Locations and endoscopic findings

References

1

77/M

Duodenum: Edematous mucosa

[14]

  

Jejunum: Mass with circumferential ulcers

 

2

56/M

Sigmoid colon: Edematous mucosa, multiple discrete ulcers

[14]

  

Rectum: Edematous mucosa, multiple discrete ulcers

 

3

63/F

Ileum: Edematous mucosa

[15]

  

Appendix: Submucosal tumor-like mass

 

4

52/F

Jejunum: Edematous mucosa

[16]

  

Ileum: Shallow circumferential ulcers

 

5

65/M

Jejunum: Widespread white granular villi

[17]

6

70/M

Jejunum: Edematous mucosa, fusion on villi, multiple small shallow ulcers

[18]

7

60/M

Duodenum: Fine granular patterns with ulcers

[19]

  

Jejunum: Fine granular patterns with ulcers

 
  

Ileum: Edematous mucosa, circumferential ulcers

 

8

16/M

Ileocecum: Multifocal irregular ulcers

[20]

9

62/M

Duodenum: Huge ulcer

[20]

10

54/M

Jejunum; Multiple discrete ulcers

[21]

11

71/M

Ascending colon: Huge ulcerated tumor

[22]

  

Left side colon: Ordinary-looking mucosa

 

12

67/M

Cecum: Hyperemic, thickened mucosa with central ulcer

[23]

  

Descending colon: Fresh-like flat thickened lesion

 

13

50/M

Ileum: Circumferential shallow ulcers

[23]

  

Ascending colon: An ulcerative lesion with hyperemic edematous mucosa

 

14

48/M

Jejunum: Diffuse mucosal thickening and nodularity with multiple shallow ulcers

[23]

15

55/F

Jejunum: Encircling ulcer, edematous mucosa with innumerable fine granular elevations and shallow ulcers

[23]

  1. M Male, F Female