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Radiology, Vol 132, 29-32, Copyright © 1979 by Radiological Society of North America

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Roentgen diagnosis of linear ulcers

JM Braver, RE Paul Jr, E Philipps and S Bloom

Linear peptic ulcerations are not uncommon lesions of the stomach and duodenum and can be demonstrated by upper gastrointestinal series. This is facilitated by the double contrast technique, but they may also be appreciated via compression methods. The criteria found helpful to establish the presence of a linear ulcer include: (a) contour deformity; (b) niche projection; (c) fuzzy line; and (d) folds radiating to a line (crater). Routine use of these criteria with the double-contrast method enabled the authors to diagnose 42 linear ulcers.


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