Abstract:Objective: To explore the imaging features of probe based pCLE in small intestinal diseases, especially small intestinal tumors. Method: A retrospective study was conducted on small intestine patients who underwent colonoscopy and pCLE examination at our hospital from December 2023 to August 2024. The instrument used was the Fuji EN-580T double balloon small intestine endoscope, which was performed using a high-definition microscope ? The confocal microscope is used to extract images, and the final analysis and diagnosis are based on pathological diagnosis as the gold standard for diagnosis. Result: We collected data from 20 patients with small intestinal diseases, including 15 females and 5 males. Among them, 15 patients underwent oral small intestinal endoscopy and 5 patients underwent anal small intestinal endoscopy. The collected cases included small intestinal lymphoma (6 cases, 30%), jejunal adenocarcinoma (4 cases, 20%), lipoma (2 cases, 10%), P-J syndrome (5 cases, 25%), multiple inflammatory fibrous polyps (1 case, 5%), blue rubber bubble nevus syndrome (1 case, 5%), and inflammatory bowel disease (1 case, 5%). pCLE has significant advantages in the texture, morphology, and arrangement of crypts, epithelium, glands, and blood vessels, and can effectively distinguish the above diseases. Conclusion: This article provides for the first time the characteristics of pCLE in small intestinal tumors, which can assist in the early diagnosis of small intestinal tumor diseases.