Gastric erosion occurs when the mucous membrane lining the stomach becomes inflamed.
Synonyms
Examples for "erosive gastritis"
Examples for "erosive gastritis"
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CMV gastritis may mimic several other conditions including erosive gastritis, peptic ulceration, lymphoma, and carcinoma.
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The findings included markedly thickened edematous folds, erosive gastritis with aphthous ulceration, and superficial and deep ulceration.
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No patient experienced bleeding attributable to gastric erosion.
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Aim: To investigate whether acid suppression treatment after eradication influences the development of gastric erosions.
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Conclusions: Development of gastric erosions after H. pylori eradication may be controlled by acid suppression treatment.
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The severity score of gastric erosions per stomach was measured as the sum of the length of erosions.
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Less severe atrophy or more severe gastritis in oxyntic glands before eradication may be involved in the development of gastric erosions.