Medicine · 2023
A case of collagenous gastritis and literature review: A case report.
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Wu Channi, Wang Lin, Zhang Lan, Ni Yangdan, Wang Zhiyong, Qu Yichen
Аннотация
RATIONAL: Collagenous gastritis (CG) is rarely encountered in clinical practice. Here, we reported a case of CG with iron-deficiency anemia as the main symptom.
PATIENT CONCERNS: The patient was a 26-year-old woman who sought medical advice with a chief complaint of recurrent upper abdominal distention and anemia since the last 3 years.
DIAGNOSES: Gastroscopy at admission showed diffuse nodular mucosa. The pathology showed the formation of a belt hyperplasia of collagen in the superficial mucosa along with the infiltration of inflammatory cells. The subepithelial collagen band was 17.68 to 35.73-μm thick and tested positive for Masson staining, thereby confirming the diagnosis of CG.
INTERVENTIONS: A polysaccharide iron complex capsule was given in a dosage of 0.3 t.i.d., p.o. in combination with an omeprazole capsule (20 mg q.d. p.o).
OUTCOMES: The symptoms (upper abdominal distention and anemia) were ameliorated after 8-week treatment. Blood routine showed that the hemoglobin level rose to 91 g/L.
LESSONS: It is difficult to diagnose CG. Hence, a comprehensive examination based on clinical manifestations, endoscopic findings, and pathological features is required.
PATIENT CONCERNS: The patient was a 26-year-old woman who sought medical advice with a chief complaint of recurrent upper abdominal distention and anemia since the last 3 years.
DIAGNOSES: Gastroscopy at admission showed diffuse nodular mucosa. The pathology showed the formation of a belt hyperplasia of collagen in the superficial mucosa along with the infiltration of inflammatory cells. The subepithelial collagen band was 17.68 to 35.73-μm thick and tested positive for Masson staining, thereby confirming the diagnosis of CG.
INTERVENTIONS: A polysaccharide iron complex capsule was given in a dosage of 0.3 t.i.d., p.o. in combination with an omeprazole capsule (20 mg q.d. p.o).
OUTCOMES: The symptoms (upper abdominal distention and anemia) were ameliorated after 8-week treatment. Blood routine showed that the hemoglobin level rose to 91 g/L.
LESSONS: It is difficult to diagnose CG. Hence, a comprehensive examination based on clinical manifestations, endoscopic findings, and pathological features is required.