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Got a pathology report back for a gastric biopsy. it said chromogranin and synaptophyisn show linear and micronodular ecl hyperplasia; ki-67 immunostain is evaluated. what does it being evaluated mean? should i expect to get a proliferation rate?
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It is not easy to answer your question concisely with 400 words in this forum. You should discuss this report with your GI doctor or pathologist.
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