Apple core sign (colon)
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The apple core sign, also known as the napkin ring sign (bowel), is most frequently associated with constriction of the lumen of the colon by a stenosing annular colorectal carcinoma.
Differential diagnosis
The appearance of the apple-core lesion of the colon also can be caused by other diseases 3:
- lymphoma with colonic involvement - appears more diffuse
- Crohn disease
- chronic ulcerative colitis
- ischaemic colitis
- chlamydia infection
- colonic tuberculosis
- helminthoma
- colonic amoebiasis
- colonic cytomegalovirus
- villous adenoma
- radiosurgery e.g. high dose CyberKnife used for treating unresectable abdominal malignancies
See also
-<li><a title="Ulcerative colitis" href="/articles/ulcerative-colitis">chronic ulcerative colitis</a></li>- +<li><a href="/articles/ulcerative-colitis">chronic ulcerative colitis</a></li>
-<li><a title="helminthoma" href="/articles/helminthoma">helminthoma</a></li>- +<li><a href="/articles/helminthoma">helminthoma</a></li>
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Figure 2: apple-core lesion - 1
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Figure 32: apple-core lesion - 2
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Figure 43: gross pathology - colorectal cancer
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