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[Rectosigmoid hemangioma: diagnostic value of associated phleboliths. Apropos of a case]
C Davy-Miallou1, I Legrand, P Curet
1Radiologie Centrale, Hôpital La Pitié, Paris.
Journal De Radiologie
|August 1, 1987
When confronted with rectorrhagia in a young patient, combining a straight abdominal examination with a barium enema investigation may reveal the presence of phleboliths, atypical by their large number and central localization, and orientate towards the rare diagnosis of a colorectal hemangioma.
When confronted with rectorrhagia in a young patient, combining a straight abdominal examination with a barium enema investigation may reveal the presence of phleboliths, atypical by their large number and central localization, and orientate towards the rare diagnosis of a colorectal hemangioma.