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case_images: Ultrasonography of the stomach. The hypoechoic masses (arrowheads) protruding toward the lumen of the stomach are less echogenic than stomach contents (asterisk).
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case_images: Transabdominal ultrasonography revealed a cluster of multiple, round, well-defined, hypoechoic foci of varying sizes (~0.7-1.8 cm) surrounded by gas within the lumen toward the fundus of the stomach (Figure 1).
case_images: Endoscopy of the fundic region of the stomach. Gross thickened areas (arrowheads) appear to be from the stomach wall and do not involve the gastric lumen.
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case_images: Endoscopy revealed several areas of thickening (1 cm) noted in the area of the fundus (Figure 2).
case_images: Histopathology of fundic cup biopsies. Stomach with lymphoplasmacytic gastritis, 10x magnification, scale bar: 100 mum. Inset shows spiral bacteria (Helicobacter spp.) (arrowheads) in surface mucus of stomach, 60x magnification, scale bar: 15 mum.
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case_images: Helicobacter-like organisms (HLO) on the epithelial surface (Figure 3). Histologic diagnosis was lymphocytic-plasmacytic gastritis with Helicobacter spp.
case_images: Ultrasonography of the stomach 27 days after starting antimicrobial therapy. Previously described fundic lesions appear to no longer be present in the stomach wall (arrowheads).
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case_images: Transabdominal ultrasonography revealed that the previously described hypoechoic foci within the fundic lumen were no longer present, indicating that the gastric lesion was resolved (Figure 4).