Just polyps: Sessile means fixed, with no stalk or directly attached to the mucosa. I am sure the gastroenterologist who performed the test took few biopsies, the results of which will answer your question.
Answered 6/15/2021
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Do U mean mm not cm?: Multiple diminutive to small sessile polyps of the stomach, as may often be seen with prolonged use of acid suppression therapy, are typically glandular & therefore of little clinical concern. However, if your multiple polyps are 3-6 centimeters in size, then they R very concerning--please check with your diagnosing physician as to the histology of these sizable lesions & his/her recommendations.
Answered 10/27/2018
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