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Endoscopic Diagnosis of Intestinal Metaplasia in the Gastric Mucosa Izumi Yokoyama 1 , Takayoshi Takemoto 1 , Ken Kimura 2 1Institute of Gastroenterology, Tokyo Women's Medical College. 2The Third Dept. of Internal Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, University of Tokyo pp.869-874
Published Date 1971/6/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403111689
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 In 1964 Takemoto et al. came across a case in which grayish-white protrusions were seen scattered about in the gastric antrum endoscopically. It was further found after gastrectomy that they were caused by intestinal metaplasia. Convinced that such a case could be not infrequently encountered on careful observation, the authors have since then set about to tackle with the possibility of endoscopic diagnosis of intestinal metaplasia in the gastric mucosa.

 Specific type of intestinal mucosa.

 Endoscopically, grayish-white protrusions of varying size are seen here and there in the antrum. They mimic “Stepping Stones” in the Japanese garden, in the resected stomach. Elavated parts correspond to hyperplasia of the mucosa associated with marked intestinal metaplasia, while depressed parts between them show severe atrophic gastritis with no trace of intestinalization.

 Roof Slate Type.

 Areas clearly discolored in milky white as seen by endoscopy extend over relatively flat mucosal surface, and intestinal metaplasia is to be seen almost over their whole extent.

 Incidence of Intestinal Metaplasia confirmed by Biopsy.

 Endoscopic appearance may vary, depending upon such factors as the quality of the source of light, distensibility of the gastric wall and the presence of associated superificial gastritis. Therefore, it may be too early as yet to refer to its frequency from the view-point of endoscopy. At least in the authors' estimation, out of 5,687 cases including both the out and inpatients examined by FGS-C and FGS-CL 126 (2.2%) with endoscopically diagnised intestinal metaplasia were later confirmed as such by biopsy.

 Case 1: scattered rice grain type. From the antrum up to the level of the gastric anglelied grayish white protrusions scattered about on the mucosa as if rice grains had been pasted on its surface.

 Case 2: snow fleck type.

 From the gastric angle toward the corpus several streaks of “kammrötung” were seen, with white small granulas like snow fleck on them.

 It is so short a time since endoscopic diagnosis of intestinal metaplasia was attempted, that only certain types are within reach of it. Much is as yet to be done for it. Above all, in addition to enzymologic and immunologic co-operation, further exploitation of supplementary procedures in the endoscopy itself is eagerly waited for.


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