posted on 2014-12-02, 03:28authored byDebra C. Archer, Deborah A. Costain, Chris Sherlock
The lesion is grossly hyperaemic and spans all or part of the circumference of the small intestine (small bowel). Palpably the tissues are markedly thickened at the site of the lesion and most commonly there is obstruction of ingesta proximal to the lesion(s) resulting in a simple obstruction of the bowel.