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Familial Polyposis Associated with Gastric Polyps Which Had Disappeared during the Course, Report of a Case K. Iwakoshi 1 , M. Shiraki 1 , H. Ooyabu 1 , S. Ohshiba 1 , K. Okajima 2 1The Second Department of Internal Medicine, Osaka Medical College 2Department of General Surgery, Osaka Medical College pp.685-688
Published Date 1984/6/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403107056
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 Familial polyposis is not only a disease in which numerous adenomas originate in the colon but is also associated with osteoma, tumors of soft tissue and dental anomalies (Gardner's syndrome), or combined with tumors of the central nervous system (Turcot's syndrome).

 Sometimes, polyps originate in the gastrointestinal tract except the colon, and many cases of gastric polyps were reported especially in Japan. Histological findings of the gastric polyps were adenomas in the antral area and hyperplastic polyps in the fundic gland area. Some of the latter polyps were found to be smaller or disappeared during the course.

 We reported here a case of familial polyposis, 20 year-old woman with many gastric polyps in the fundic gland area. The histological findings of the gastric polyps were hyperplastic polyps (elevated lesion consisted of hyperplasia of fundic gland and small cysts, and inflammatory changes were poor). Furthermore, these gastric lesions had disappeared after resection of the colon.


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