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Table. 2. Table 2

Literature Review of Case Reports about Jejunal Dieulafoy Lesions

Author	Patient’s age (yr) and sex	Pre-illness symptom	Diagnosis method for DLs	Therapeutic approach
Author	Patient’s age (yr) and sex	Pre-illness symptom	Diagnosis method for DLs	Endoscopy	A	IOE
Goins et al¹⁴	36, Male	Epigastric pain	Mesenteric angiography	Rigid proctosigmoidoscopy	√	√
Sai Prasad et al²¹	13, Male	Dizziness	VCE	Not performed		√
Holleran et al¹⁶	67–76, Female	Not described	VCE, CT, and mesenteric angiography	DBE	√
Seo et al²²	25, Male	Not described	Coil and laparotomy	EGD, colonoscopy, SBE		√
Kozan et al¹⁸	21, Female	Not described	IOE	Not performed	√	√
Han et al¹⁵	54, Male	No abdominal pain	CT and mesenteric angiography	Not described	√	√
Lee et al¹⁹	20, Female	Not described	Radionuclide scanning and angiography	Not performed	√	√
Saada et al²⁰	27, Male	Abdominal pain	Radionuclide scanning	EGD, colonoscopy	√	√
Jaiswal et al¹⁷	21, Male	Low abdominal discomfort	IOE	EGD, colonoscopy, push enteroscopy	√	√
Yehya et al²³	19, Male	Nausea, abdominal cramping	Radionuclide scanning	EGD, colonoscopy	√	√
Chao et al¹²	15, Male	Epigastric pain, vomiting	CTA	EGD, colonoscopy	√	√
Dvorská et al¹³	26, Male	Not described	CTA	EGD, colonoscopy	√	√

DL, Dieulafoy lesion; A, angiography; IOE, intraoperative enteroscopy; VCE, video capsule endoscopy; CT, computed tomography scan; CTA, computed tomographic angiography; DBE, double-balloon enteroscopy; EGD, esophagogastroduodenoscopy; SBE, single balloon enteroscopy.

Int J Gastrointest Interv 2022;11:135~138 https://doi.org/10.18528/ijgii220007