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case_images: Upper gastrointestinal endoscopic pictures. Figure 1A: Shows a large pedunculated polyp in the gastric antrum (black arrowhead). Figure 1B: Shows gastric mucosa with areas of punctate hemorrhages (black stars)
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case_images: A large pedunculated polyp was seen in the gastric antrum with areas of punctate hemorrhages in the surrounding mucosa (Figure 1A, 1B). A Forrest class III ulcer was also seen in the first part of the duodenum.
case_images: Figure shows the cut surface of the large pedunculated gastric polyp with a small cyst cavity (black arrow)
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case_images: The specimen received at histopathologic grossing was a soft grey-white polyp weighing 1.2g and measuring 1.5x1cm (Figure 2), with 10 smaller pieces of soft grey-white tissues measuring 1x0.5cm in aggregate dimension.
case_images: Figure shows a fundic gland polyp with cystically dilated glands (black arrows) and hyperplastic parietal cells (black stars). Hematoxylin and eosin stains x400 magnification
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case_images: The microscopic finding shows that a section of the gastric polypectomy specimen features consistent with fundic gland polyp (Figure 3).