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. 2013 May 21;19(19):2935–2940. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v19.i19.2935

Table 2.

Endoscopic and histologic findings

Patient Time from RE to first endoscopy (wk) Findings in first endoscopy (CTCAE 4.02 grading scale) Histology Endoscopic follow-up time (mo) Total number of endoscopies Endoscopic treatment
1 6 Ulcers in cisura angularis and gastric antrum (20 mm); Multiple erosions in duodenal bulb (2) Microspheres in lamina propia;No H. pylori bacilli No 1 No
2 5 Severe mucositis in gastric fundus, body and antrum, with mucosal friability and superficial ulcers (2) Microspheres; No H. pylori bacilli 15 3 No
3 8 Severe gastritis (cisura angularis, antrum and pylorus) and duodenitis with ulcers (3) Microspheres; No H. pylori bacilli 53 8 Argon plasma coagulation (after 13 mo of RE)1
4 7 Mucositis in gastric body; Extense ulcer in antrum (2) Microspheres; No H. pylori bacilli 1 2 No
5 12 Deep ulcer in pyloric channel and severe mucositis in gastric antrum; Superficial ulcer in duodenal bulb (2) Microspheres in lamina propia; No H. pylori bacilli 78 11 No
6 4 Severe mucositis in gastric antrum, with mucosal friability;Ulcer in pyloric cannel (2) Microspheres in lamina propia; No H. pylori bacilli 1 2 No
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A gastroenteroanastomosis was later performed (25 mo after the diagnosis of gastrointestinal ulcers). RE: Radioembolization; CTCAE: Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events.