Increasing doses of naloxone hydrochloride by infusion to treat pain due to the thalamic syndrome

of small bowel showed several serosal granulomas containing fragments of refractile plastic, which were also identified as polypropylene. Granulomas containing identical polypropylene material were also present in the hepatic capsule. Starch granules, possibly derived from glove powder, were found in the granulomas at both sites. No granulomas were found in sections from other organs.