Benign Gastric Tumours Flashcards

1
Q

Another term for benign gastric tumours?

A

Polyps

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2
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How many types of Polyps?

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4 types

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3
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Name the 4 types of polyps?

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Hyperplastic polyps
Cystic fundic gland polyps
Adenomatous polyps
Inflammatory fibroid polyps

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4
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About hyperplastic polyps?

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Most common

Rarely pre-malignant although maybe accompanied by by pre-malignant atrophic gastritis

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5
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Who would usually get cystic fundus gland polyps?

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Patients on PPIs

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About cystic fundus polyps?

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Contains microcysts lined by fundic-type parietal and chief cells
Located in fundus and body of stomach

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About adenomatous polyps?

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Solitary antral lesions

Can develop into gastric cancer

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About inflammatory fibroid polyps?

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Benign spindle cell tumours infiltrated by eosinophils, should be excised because they commonly enlarge and cause obstruction

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9
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How common are polyps?

A

1% of population

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10
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How do they present?

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Often asymptomatic and an incidental finding on an endoscopy
Larger lesions can cause haematemesis or anaemia

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11
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How are polyps diagnosed?

A

Endoscopy

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12
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How are polyps treated?

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Polypectomy based on histological findings

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