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... polyps . These features suggest that hyperplastic polyps are a result of chronic inflammation and regenerative hy- perplasia in an area of gastritis . Hyperplastic polyps are frequently multi- ple ( see Fig . 74-9 , page 1264 ) and ...
... polyps . These features suggest that hyperplastic polyps are a result of chronic inflammation and regenerative hy- perplasia in an area of gastritis . Hyperplastic polyps are frequently multi- ple ( see Fig . 74-9 , page 1264 ) and ...
Page 1258
... polyps , usually 3 to 5 in number ; the polyps are located in various areas of the stomach , but most fre- quently in the gastric antrum . These can be adenomatous or hyperplastic and both types may co - exist in the stomach . Multiple ...
... polyps , usually 3 to 5 in number ; the polyps are located in various areas of the stomach , but most fre- quently in the gastric antrum . These can be adenomatous or hyperplastic and both types may co - exist in the stomach . Multiple ...
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... polyps ( 2 % ) . Gastric polyps are more frequently found in the gastric remnant after subtotal gastrectomy for benign disease , with little differences between Billroth I and II anastomoses . 35 Gastric polyps are also seen in ...
... polyps ( 2 % ) . Gastric polyps are more frequently found in the gastric remnant after subtotal gastrectomy for benign disease , with little differences between Billroth I and II anastomoses . 35 Gastric polyps are also seen in ...
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Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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