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pericolic abscess peridiverticular abscess	The minimal criterion for pT3 is lack of smooth muscle from the muscularis propria between the leading edge of the tumor and the pericolic extramural soft tissue. Colorectal Carcinoma: Selected Issues in Pathologic Examination and ... by Mary Kay Washington / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine 1 * T1 = tumour invades submucosa; T2 = tumour invades muscularis propria; T3 = tumour invades through the muscularis propria into the subserosa nonperitonealised pericolic tissues; T4 = tumour directly invades other organs or structures and/or perforates visceral peritoneum; N0 = no regional lymph note netastasis; N1 = metastasis to one to three regional lymph nodes; N2 = metastasis to four or more regional lymph nodes; M0 = no distant metastasis; M1 = distant metastasis. Colorectal carcinoma is a common malignancy affecting up to 80 per ... by Robertson, Barbara; Kotzen, Jeffrey; Oettle, G.J. / CME: Your SA Journal of CPD MRI characteristics of ulcerative colitis (UC) and Crohn's disease (CD) UC CD Submucosal stripe + - Full thickness enhancement - + Skip lesions - + Abscesses - + Fistula - + Involvement terminal ileum [+ or -] + Fibrofatty proliferation - + Wall thickening + + Increased wall enhancement + + Increased signal intensity (SI) of mucosa - + Increased SI of pericolic fat + + Comb sign + + Enlarged lymph nodes [+ or -] + Loss of haustration + [+ or -] Extension from rectum to proximal + - Table 2. Current status of MRI in patients with inflammatory bowel disease ... by Geenen, Remy W.F.; Hussain, Shahid M.; Si	pericardioperitoneal canals pericardiophrenic pericardiopleural pericardiorrhaphy pericardiostomy pericardiotomy pericarditis pericarditis obliterans pericardium pericecal pericecitis pericellular pericementitis pericervical pericholangitis pericholecystitis perichondral perichondral bone perichondrial perichondrial bone perichondritis perichondrium perichordal perichoroidal perichrome pericolic pericolic abscess pericolitis pericolonitis pericolpitis periconchal Periconia pericorneal pericoronal pericoronitis pericranitis pericranium pericystic pericystitis pericystium pericyte pericytial pericytic venule peridental peridental membrane peridentitis periderm peridesmitis peridesmium perididymis perididymitis	Perichordal Perichordal Perichoresis perichoroidal perichrome Periciliary Liquid Layer periclase periclase periclasite Periclean Periclean Pericles Pericles Pericles (British Museum) Pericles, Prince of Tyre periclinal periclinal periclinal chimera periclinally periclinally pericline pericline pericline ripple mark pericline twin law Pericline twinning Pericline twinning Periclinium Periclitate Periclitation Periclymenus pericolic pericolic abscess pericolitis pericolitis Pericolo in Mare pericolonitis pericolonitis pericolpitis periconchal pericondensed polycyclic Periconia pericopae Pericopæ pericopal pericope pericopes pericopic Pericopsis elata pericorneal pericoronal pericoronal abscess pericoronal abscess pericoronal abscess pericoronitis pericoronitis pericrania pericrania pericrania pericranial pericranial pericranial

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The minimal criterion for pT3 is lack of smooth muscle from the muscularis propria between the leading edge of the tumor and the pericolic extramural soft tissue.

Colorectal Carcinoma: Selected Issues in Pathologic Examination and ... by Mary Kay Washington / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine

1 * T1 = tumour invades submucosa; T2 = tumour invades muscularis propria; T3 = tumour invades through the muscularis propria into the subserosa nonperitonealised pericolic tissues; T4 = tumour directly invades other organs or structures and/or perforates visceral peritoneum; N0 = no regional lymph note netastasis; N1 = metastasis to one to three regional lymph nodes; N2 = metastasis to four or more regional lymph nodes; M0 = no distant metastasis; M1 = distant metastasis.

Colorectal carcinoma is a common malignancy affecting up to 80 per ... by Robertson, Barbara; Kotzen, Jeffrey; Oettle, G.J. / CME: Your SA Journal of CPD

MRI characteristics of ulcerative colitis (UC) and Crohn's disease (CD) UC CD Submucosal stripe + - Full thickness enhancement - + Skip lesions - + Abscesses - + Fistula - + Involvement terminal ileum [+ or -] + Fibrofatty proliferation - + Wall thickening + + Increased wall enhancement + + Increased signal intensity (SI) of mucosa - + Increased SI of pericolic fat + + Comb sign + + Enlarged lymph nodes [+ or -] + Loss of haustration + [+ or -] Extension from rectum to proximal + - Table 2.

Current status of MRI in patients with inflammatory bowel disease ... by Geenen, Remy W.F.; Hussain, Shahid M.; Si