magenp8

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F: Notice the round well-circumscribed "dark" - poor coating lesions especially in the antrum and the corpus.

H: Adult man, 42-years-old, severe abdominal pain. H. pylori positiv.

INFO/WWW-LINKS: Gastritis is an inflammation of the gastric mucosa resulting superficial erosions. Causes are alcohol abuse, steroids, NSAIDs and H. pylori. Radiographic appearances are poor coating with barium of the mucosa and thickening of the rugae.

D: Superficial gastric erosions with surrounding mounds of edema in antral gastritis.

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