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After gastroscopy and biopsy from stomac gi+g 0/5x0.4x0.1tubular adenoma?
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Gastric adenomas: are precancerous tumors. they should be removed and have surveillance endoscope frequently to ensure any recurrence is identified.
Answered 10/12/2014
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Gastric adenoma: These are quite rare and it's an interesting dilemma. How old are you? As gastric neoplasms are more common in certain populations, what is your ethnicity? Is it possible that there was a colonoscopy done at the same time with the polyp having originated in the colon?
Answered 11/27/2017
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