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June 23rd, 2011 . by adminLarge foam cells seen beneath the intima are said to be pathognomonic of radiation vasculitis. The progressive ischemia is accom panied by progressive thickening and fibrosis, principally of the submucosa. As ischemia progresses, ulceration supervenes. This in turn leads to abscess and fistula formation, also on an ischemic basis. At least 75 percent of patients undergoing radiotherapy with exposure of the gastrointestinal tract will have nausea and vomiting, and often diarrhea with cramping. With high doses of radiation there may also be rectal bleeding and tenesmus.ICD10 Training. will help you to do collections and also the pending amounts from the patients.