Stomach GI Photo Gallery

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Henoch-Schoenlein Purpura Vasculitis

Endoscopic photograph of the gastric antrum in a 9 yo with vomiting and abdominal pain.
Pancreatic Rest

Endoscopic photograph of a “dimpled” antral mass in a 5 yo found incidentally.
Pancreatic Rest

Endoscopic photograph of a “dimpled” antral mass in an 8 yo found incidentally.
Pancreatic Pseudocyst

Endoscopic photograph of a large pancreatic pseudocyst (M) protruding into the gastric cavity.
Crohn’s Disease

Endoscopic photograph of a gastric antrum with multiple small nodules in a 16 yo with Crohn’s disease.
Ulcers

Endoscopic photograph of two gastric ulcers.
Normal Fundus

Endoscopic photograph of a normal gastric fundus.
Nissen Fundoplication Defect

Endoscopic photograph of the stomach fundus demonstrating the typical endoscopic appearance after a Nissen Fundoplication has been performed.
Gastritis

Endoscopic photograph of severe antral gastritis in a 7 yo who presented with hemetemesis and epigastric pain after developing a viral illness.
Normal Pylorus

Endoscopic photograph of a normal gastric antrum and incisura (IN).
Crohn’s gastritis

An 18 yo with Crohn’s disease underwent surveillance endoscopy.
Gastric Fundoplication defect

7 yo male with static encephalopathy.
Eosinophilic gastritis

10 yo female with eosinophilic gastroenteritis underwent endoscopy secondary to hypoalbuminemia.
Pancreatic rest

Wireless capsule endoscopy of 18 year old male with inflammatory bowel disease
H pylori gastropathy

H pylori gastropathy
Large Penetrating Gastric Ulcer

Large Penetrating Gastric Ulcer
Gastric Polyps

Large penetrating gastric ulcer in patient with Gardner’s syndrome
Pin in Stomach

Pin in Stomach
Gastric Ulcer

Gastric ulcer in a 19 month-old with chromosomal abnormality presented with melanotic stools and coffee ground gastric contents. Ulcer secondary to G-tube irritation.
Pancreatic Rests in Antrum

11 year old s/p esophageal atresia repair with reflux. Two raised mucosal lesions with central umbilicated surface consistent with pancreatic rests.
Endoscopic clipping of peristsent gastrocutaneous fistula

Endoscopic clipping of peristsent gastrocutaneous fistula Courtesy of Michael Wilsey MD, University of South Florida College of Medicine
Burried Bumper Syndrome

Burried Bumper syndrome with drainage from the buried bumper, s/p guide-wire placement to maintain the lumen, s/p traction removal of the PEG tube bumper and successful placement of a gastrostomy button over the guidewire into the gastric lumen. Courtesy of Michael Wilsey MD, University of South Florida School of Medicine