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. 2018 Aug 1;2018:2182784. doi: 10.1155/2018/2182784

Table 2.

Endoscopic findings.

Gastroscopy n = 407
Esophageal varices 373 (91.6%)
 Grade I  145 (38.9%)
 Grade II  137 (36.7%)
 Grade III  91 (24.4%)
Barrett‘s esophagus 28 (6,9%)
Gastric varices 40 (9.8%)
Portal hypertensive gastropathy 373 (91.6%)
Gastric polyps 38 (9.5%)
 Histopathology of endoscopically obtained biopsies (n = 36)
 Hyperplastic  29 (80.6%)
 Foveolar hyperplasia  3 (8.3%)
 Tubular adenoma  1 (2.8%)
 Inflammatory  3 (8.3%)
Helicobacter pylori 23 (10.5%) (n = 219)
Duodenal polyps 32 (7.9%)
 Histopathology of endoscopically obtained biopsies (n = 22)
 Hyperplastic  10 (45.5%)
 Tubular adenoma  2 (9.1%)
 Inflammatory  1 (4.5%)
 Brunner glands  4 (18.2%)
 Lipoma  2 (9.1%)
 Endocrine tumor  2 (9.1%)
 LGIEN  1 (4.5%)
Colonoscopy n = 363
Colon polyps 135 (37.2%)
 Histopathology of endoscopically obtained biopsies (n = 113)
 Hyperplastic  34 (30.1%)
 Hyperplastic and LGIEN  16 (14.2%)
 LGIEN  55 (48.7%)
 Sessile adenoma  2 (1.8%)
 Adenocarcinoma  4 (3.5%)
 Leiomyoma  2 (1.8%)

Only tested in 219 patients.

LGIEN = low grade intraepithelial neoplasia.