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- 107 patients with gastric polyps underwent a specialized biopsy during fibrogastroscopy, aiming to assess the condition of the gastric mucosa.
- Morphological and morphometric analyses determined the degree of dysplasia, revealing significant findings, including that 17.7% of patients had stage III dysplasia beyond the polyps.
- The study discusses treatment strategies based on the extent of dysplasia in both the polyps and the overall gastric mucosa.
Article Abstract
107 patients with gastric polyps were examined. A multi-zone aiming biopsy of mucosa was carried out during fibrogastroscopy, after a method developed at the Institute. A morphologic and morphometric examination of bioptates was performed to assess the degree of changes (degree of dysplasia), according to V. Kh. Vasilenko et al., and Oehlert et al. Since stage III dysplasia (i.e. marked precancer) was detected outside polyps in 17.7% of cases, both the condition of polyps and the morphofunctional state of the entire gastric mucosa were used as a basement in selecting the method of treatment. Indications for different procedures of surgery depending on the degree and expansion of dysplasia in polyps and mucosa are discussed.
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