A STUDY OF DETECTION METHOD ON DUODENAL ULCERS BY ULTRASONIC PROBE COMPARISON BETWEEN A JELLY INFUSION METHOD AND A BALLOON METHOD

Yukihito YAMADA; Tetsuaki SAKAGUCHI; Mitsuhiro KIDA; Makoto NOTO; Keita ISHII; Satoshi TANABE; Wasaburou KOIZUMI; Masato OHIDA; Katsunori SAIGENJI

doi:10.11280/gee1973b.36.2399

A STUDY OF DETECTION METHOD ON DUODENAL ULCERS BY ULTRASONIC PROBE

COMPARISON BETWEEN A JELLY INFUSION METHOD AND A BALLOON METHOD

Yukihito YAMADA, Tetsuaki SAKAGUCHI, Mitsuhiro KIDA, Makoto NOTO, Keita ISHII, Satoshi TANABE, Wasaburou KOIZUMI, Masato OHIDA, Katsunori SAIGENJI

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Yukihito YAMADA
Department of internal medicine, Kitasato university, School of medicine
Tetsuaki SAKAGUCHI
Department of internal medicine, Kitasato university, School of medicine
Mitsuhiro KIDA
Department of internal medicine, Kitasato university, School of medicine
Makoto NOTO
Department of internal medicine, Kitasato university, School of medicine
Keita ISHII
Department of internal medicine, Kitasato university, School of medicine
Satoshi TANABE
Department of internal medicine, Kitasato university, School of medicine
Wasaburou KOIZUMI
Department of internal medicine, Kitasato university, School of medicine
Masato OHIDA
Department of internal medicine, Kitasato university, School of medicine
Katsunori SAIGENJI
Department of internal medicine, Kitasato university, School of medicine

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1994 Volume 36 Issue 12 Pages 2399-2405_1

DOI https://doi.org/10.11280/gee1973b.36.2399

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Abstract

We developed a jelly infusion method (J-method) and a balloon method (B-method) enabling the evaluation of the duodenal ulcer, then we made a comparison between detection rates of duodenal ulcers by J-method and that of B-method. From October 1993 to March 1994, ultrasonic probe (USP) were performed in 67 lesions of duodenal ulcers (17 single ulcers, 50 multiple ulcers) using these methods. Detection rates of single duodenal ulcers were satisfactory good using both methods. Detection rates of posterior ulcer in multiple duodenal ulcers were 42% using J-method and 79% using B-method, respectivelly. The results indicate that J-method is suitable for detecting single duodenal ulcer and B-method is suitable for detecting multiple duodenal ulcers.

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