Publications by authors named "Gaia De Rossi"
Article Synopsis
- Autoimmune gastritis (AIG) causes higher gastrin levels, leading to changes in the gastric mucosa and an increased risk of developing gastric polyps.
- A study involving 612 AIG patients over a median of 4 years found that 36.3% developed gastric polyps, with various types identified, including inflammatory and adenomatous types, along with some cases of gastric neuroendocrine neoplasms (gNENs) and adenocarcinomas.
- The findings highlight the need for regular endoscopic monitoring and histopathological assessments in AIG patients due to the significant risk of gastric polyps and related complications.
Outcomes of endoscopic assessment and management of large colorectal (CR) non-pedunculated lesions (LNPLs) are still under evaluation, especially in Western settings. We analyzed the clinical impact of changes in LNPL management over the last decade in a European center. All consecutive LNPLs ≥ 20 mm endoscopically assessed (2008-2019) were retrospectively included.
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