Presentation
Recurrent abdominal pain with dysphagia. WBCs count demonstrate elevated eosinophilic count
Patient Data
Abnormally dilated lumen of the thoracic part of esophagus with mural wall thickening measures 14 mm in maximum thickness. Long segment mural edema of small bowel (jejunal) with attenuated lumen. No abnormally dilated bowel loops.
Abnormal circumferential bladder wall thickening with minimal mural edema of both ureters with peri-ureteric fat stranding.
Mild amount of free abdominal fluid.
Case Discussion
CT showed bifocal segmental gastroenterocolic tract wall thickening including the thoracic esophagus and the jejunum, with fat surrounding and mild ascites associated with diffuse, circumferential bladder wall thickening.
The diagnosis was supported by elevated WBCs count.
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