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Endoscopic Confirmation of the Complete Healing of Gastric Ulcer, with Special Reference to Its Pathophysiological Background T. Miyake 1 1Department of Geriatrics, Faculty of Medicine, Kyoto University pp.1001-1009
Published Date 1984/9/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403109603
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 Sakita et al have reported a useful classification of the three stages of gastric ulcer based on endoscopic findings : namely active stage (A1-A2), healing stage (H1-H2) and scarring stage (S1-S2). While we have employed this system of classification and have found it useful, we have long felt the need for a clearer understanding of the correlation of gastric ulcer healing process by endoscopy, dissecting microscopy, scanning or transmission electron microscopy and histology. Four stages of gastric ulcer could be classified by dissecting microscopy ; initial stage, growing stage (Fig. 1 a), palisade scar stage (Fig. 1 b) and cobblestone scar stage (Fig. 2). The palisade scar stage corresponds to Sakita's S1 (red-scar) stage and is immature phase of a differentiating process as compared with the cobblestone scar stage (Sakita's S2-white scar) from the electron microscopic and histochemical findings (Fig. 3, 4, 6~8). In eight patients with gastric ulcer scar, the effect of secretin on gastric mucosal blood flow was investigated, using an endoscopic hydrogen gas clearance method. There was a significant increase of 49.8% in blood flow in the scarred area, which revealed higher increasing rate in Si stage than in S2 stage (Fig. 9).

 Previous reports have shown that the recurrence rate of gastric ulcer closely correlates with the endoscopic scarring stage present at the time of withdrawal of drug therapy. From our study on the prevention of gastric ulcer recurrence using sucralfate, the high recurrence rate was obtained in patients with red-scar healing as compared with white-scar healing (Fig. 10), suggesting that complete healing of gastric ulcer should be assessed after endoscopic confirmation of Sakita's S2 stage from the morphological and functional standpoint of regenerated epithelium.


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