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Clinical scenario
An 80 year old female presented to our clinic with history of postprandial fullness, nausea and intermittent postprandial vomiting of 3 weeks duration without any history of anorexia or weight loss.
Examination she was conscious oriented hemodynamically stable with
no pallor, lymphadenopathy cyanosis or jaundice. Her systemic examination was normal .
Investigations :
On laboratory evaluation she had hemoglobin of 15.3gm/dl. normal WBC and platelet count.
On laboratory evaluation she had hemoglobin of 15.3gm/dl. normal WBC and platelet count.
liver and kidney function tests were normal
Upper GI endoscopic examination showed normal esophagus , body of the stomach was normal and there was a lesion in Antral area of stomach as shown in Fig below
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| Fig Upper GI examination , the lesion is in antrum of stomach |