MORPHOLOGICAL RANGE OF HYPERPLASTIC POLYPS AND CARCINOMAS ARISING IN HYPERPLASTIC POLYPS OF THE STOMACH
MORPHOLOGICAL RANGE OF HYPERPLASTIC POLYPS AND CARCINOMAS ARISING IN HYPERPLASTIC POLYPS OF THE STOMACH
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DOI:
10.1136/jcp.38.6.622
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发表时间:
1985-01-01
影响因子:
3.4
通讯作者:
HATTORI, T
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作者:
HATTORI, T
A morphological range of 67 hyperplastic polyps was studied. They included polyps removed endoscopically and polyps found incidentally in resected stomachs with gastric ulcers and cancer. The hyperplastic polyps were essentially composed of cystic foveolae and pyloric type glands, lined by cells identical to those of the normal gastric mucosa. Polyps (31) contained other cytological elements. In 18, intestinal metaplasia was seen; the tubules were mostly composed of columar and goblet cells and lacked Paneth cells. In 11 polyps, 9 cases of gastric dysplasia and 2 cases of intestinal dysplasia, dysplastic changes were found. The former consisted of a proliferation of irregularly shaped pits with pleomorphic cuboidal/columnar cells with relatively basophilic cytoplasm. They contained mucigen granules of a gastric type. The latter consisted of atypical pits composed of closely packed, tall columnar and small goblet cells, both resembling adenomatous cells of the colon. In 3 polyps carcinomas were seen, 1 of which was an intestinal type adenocarcinoma. In the other 2, the cancer cell closely resembled the normal foveolar cells, containing gastric type mucigen granules. They were gastric type adenocarcinomas.