Korean J Gastrointest Endosc.
1991 Nov;11(2):251-260.
A Long- term Follow-up Study of Gastroscopically Diagnosed Gastric Adenoma
Abstract
- The gastric adenoma, which is also called as borderline epithelial lesion, dysplasia, atypical epithelial lesion, is occasionally encoutered during gastroscopy, but the natural history of a gastric adenoma has not been clarified in view of the pre-melignant potential. In Korea, there has been few report for its gastroscopic feature, gastroscopic diagnostic accuracy, or loag-term clinical follow-up yet. (continue...)
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