As the wall is thick, has an irregular appearance and there is loss of layering neoplasia would be my primary diagnosis. Primary NSAID-induced ulceration and granuloma would be less likley differntial diagnoses. The ulceration that is present (anemia, melenia) is secondary to the neoplasia. Would recommend FNA aspirate of the wall but most likley would need gastroscopy with biopsies for a final diagnosis.
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As the wall is thick, has an
As the wall is thick, has an irregular appearance and there is loss of layering neoplasia would be my primary diagnosis. Primary NSAID-induced ulceration and granuloma would be less likley differntial diagnoses. The ulceration that is present (anemia, melenia) is secondary to the neoplasia. Would recommend FNA aspirate of the wall but most likley would need gastroscopy with biopsies for a final diagnosis.
Thank you, my thoughts too.
Thank you, my thoughts too.