Upper GI Imaging: Atrophy, Intestinal Metaplasia, and Gastric Cancer Surveillance

This content delves into upper GI imaging, focusing on atrophy and fibrosis in the stomach. It underscores the necessity of monitoring patients at risk of gastric cancer and the importance of structured assessment and documentation. It also demonstrates a successful lesion resection and the importance of examining the post-resection scar. Key actions include taking standardized photos, performing biopsy sampling, and implementing structured surveillance for imaging and endoscopic assessment.