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Patterns of Intestinal Metaplasia of the Gastric Mucosa Takahiro Yoshii 1 1Dept. of Patizology, Nippon Medical School pp.881-888
Published Date 1971/6/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403111691
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 Ⅰ. After resected stomachs were fixed with formalin and stained with alcian blue (A method) and alcian blue-hematoxylin (AH method), intestinal metaplasia was investigated macroscopically, dissecting-microscopically and histologically and was classified as follows. : From macroscopic distribution;①discrete type, ②specific type (Takemoto type), ③erosion type, ④linear and ramified type, ⑤geographic type and ⑥diffuse type. From relationship to areae gastricae; ①area-unit type, ②sulcus type (intestinal metaplasia in marginal furrows of areae gastricae) and ③irregular type (distribution without relationship to areae gastricae or furrows).

 Ⅱ. Dissecting-microscopically, metaplastic mucosa, as a rule, shows sulciolar pattern (named by author, see Fig. 26), which is coarser than of non-metaplastic mucosa (Fig. 21, 22) and which frequently demonstrates mesh-like pattern.

 Ⅲ. The author classified areae gastricae as follows.: 1) round (R), 2) irregular (I) and 3) sausagelike (S) areae. Each type was subdivided by size into three subgroups.; 1) large (1), 2) medium-sized (m) and small (s). Each type was also subdivided by grade of protrusion into three; 1) markedly protruded (P2), 2) slightly protruded (P1) and 3) fiat (f). Areae gastricae completely encircled by marginal furrows are marked with “Comp” and those incompletely encircled are marked with “Incomp”. Intestinal metaplasia was found in all kinds of areae gastricae, so that metaplasia could not be diagnosed grossly from the form of areae gastricae with one exception. That is the specific type which can be diagnosed radiologically, endoscopically and macroscopically. This type has four characteristics. Namely, areae gastricae with specific type of metaplasia are 1) conspicuously larger, 2) more protruded and 3) more grayish-white than non-metaplastic areae and 4) disseminated as discrete type. If these four characteristics are well understood, intestinal metaplasia can more accurately be diagnosed even when they have become less distinct. With decreasing characteristics, the diagnosis naturally becomes less accurate.

 Ⅳ. If these methods (A and AH) and the abovedescribed findings could be utilized in endoscopic examination, especially in high-power fibergastroscopic study now being developed, it would become possible to diagnose not only the specific type but also any other types of intestinal metaplasia.


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