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[Sarcoidosis involvement and adenocarcinoma of the stomach]
Abstract:
A 59-years old woman showed 5 years after the diagnosis of a sarcoidosis of stage II--III according to Wurm and Reindell an abdominal symptomatology in the sense of an ulcerous disease. Radiological, endoscopical and bioptical examinations revealed a small contraction of the antrum, an ulcus at first diagnosed as benign and an adenocarcinoma. In the resected part of the stomach were found noncaseating granulomas with Epithelioid cells and Giant cells as well as the adenocarcinoma. 1 1/2 years after partial resection of the stomach (B II) a recurrence of the carcinoma near the anastomosis and metastases in the lymphonoduli of the abdomen were found by autopsy. Thoracic of abdominal manifestations of the sarcoidosis could no longer be demonstrated.