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Diffuse mild inflammation of gastric body and antrum characterized by congestion (edema) along with la grade a esophagitis. g.e.r.d? duodenum isnormal
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Possibly: Esophagitis, antral congestion and inflammation are consistent with gerd. Consulting with your endoscopist is appropriate.
Answered 9/24/2018
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