Classification of Intramucosal Cysts of the Stomach

Overview

Journal Histopathology

Specialties Anatomy & Histology
Pathology

Date 1983 Nov 1

PMID 6662511

Citations 4

Authors

Y Kato

H Sugano

C A Rubio

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Abstract

The occurrence of intramucosal cysts in the mucosa of resected stomachs was recorded in 91 consecutive patients having synchronous focal (elevated) dysplasia and/or adenocarcinoma elsewhere in the stomach. Intramucosal cysts were classified into foveolar cysts, pyloric gland cysts, fundic gland cysts, intestinal metaplastic cysts and ciliated-cell cysts. The most common type was intestinal metaplastic cyst, which was present in 60% of the patients.

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