Characteristics and predictors of gastric cancer after Helicobacter pylori eradication

Figure 1 Gastritis-like appearance. A: White light image by conventional endoscopy. Slightly reddish depressed lesion is detected in posterior wall of the upper part of the corpusl; B: A gastritis-like appearance under narrow-band imaging under magnifying endoscopy; C: Well-differentiated tubular adenocarcinoma with low-grade atypia (HE, orig. mag. ×100). Note the non-neoplastic epithelium (arrows) partially covered the surface of the adenocarcinoma (arrowheads).

Figure 2 Intestinal metaplasia in the corpus. A: Endoscopic image of the intestinal metaplasia in the corpus. Greyish-white, slightly opalescent, flat, elevated lesions of various sizes; B: Narrow-band imaging under a magnifying endoscopy image, light blue crest appears as blue-white lines visible on the epithelial surface[75]; C: Microscopic picture of a biopsy specimen with intestinal metaplasia (HE, orig. mag. ×100).