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What means focal lymphoid aggregate in lamina propria in antrum of stomach and gastroesophageal junction? no metaplasia or dysplasia.

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Dr. Ed Friedlander answered

Not much: If there's a big patch of lymphocytes, it's often due to helicobacter. Your physician will look at the big picture.

Answered 5/9/2020

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A member asked:

What means focal lymphoid aggregate in lamina propria in antrum of stomach and gastroesophageal junction? no metaplasia or dysplasia.

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