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Gastric biopsy in a patient with pernicious anemia

Histopathological examination of the biopsy tissue from body and fundus of a patient with pernicious anemia showed bits of gastric mucosa with areas of atrophy and a reduction in the number of glands, which were replaced by the sheets of chronic inflammatory cells and fibrosis. (A) glandular destruction by lymphocytic infiltrate and fibrosis (H&E stain, 4X); and (B) lymphocytic infiltrate with reactive follicle and severe glandular atrophy (H&E stain, 40X). (Source: Ramanathan S, Karunakaran P, Mohamed KS, Kini R, Thangavel P, Ananthavadivelu M. A rare case of autoimmune gastritis and pernicious anemia associated with vitiligo. J Case Reports 2017;7[2]:200-3. Creative Commons Attribution License, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0.)

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