Case 43362

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Presentation of CaseA fifty-nine-year-old woman entered the hospital because of rectal bleeding.Two weeks previously a moderate amount of old blood and blood clot was noted in a stool. On the next day she again passed blood in the stool. During the two weeks before admission there was narrowing of the caliber of the stools. A small amount of bloody mucus was passed in the stool one day before entry. There was no pain, anorexia or loss in weight.Sixteen years before admission a supracervical hysterectomy, bilateral salpingectomy, right-sided oöphorectomy and appendectomy were performed because of a leiomyoma of . . .

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