In 31 of 33 patients with polyps of the stomach who underwent gastroscopy and x-ray examination the polyps could be diagnosed roentgenologically. 11 patients had multiple polyps, which were in 8 cases hyperplastic polyps, in 3 "other polyps", whereas in 20 patients with solitary polyps 11 cases showed hyperplastic, in 5 cases adenomatous and in 4 cases "other" polyps. After x-ray analysis it can be stated that in our cases the premalignant adenomatous polyp always occurred solitary.
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