Part 3 Pathology of Gastric Disorders Chronic Gastritis

[@ferhatozden]

A small correction: Pepsinogen is secreted not by parietal cells but by chief cells. The reason why pepsinogen levels decrease is due to concomitant chief cell loss during parietal cell destruction.
Thank you for this beautiful lecture.

[@rmetal2792]

To add : If you watch her normal histology of stomach, she did say pepsinogen is produced by chief cells.

[@ara5084]

Extraordinary videos! We appreciate your efforts and we’re waiting for more of this great presentation. Thank you so much

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Great presentation, thank you so much

[@gail2485]

Thank you so much for explaining this so well.

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Very good videos kindly upload complete histopathology videos and cases

[@hanyamid5327]

Thanks a lot for the video.

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Thank you for sharing this

[@SabrinaJohnson-uj1sc]

I had erosive gastritis in 2017 now just had a biopsy done for gastric polyps came back pre pyloric stomach and intestinal metaplasia have to repeat in 3 years upper endoscopy

[@jeremiahbaker6396]

Thank you

[@sibtainabbas1964]

Pleas can explain its symptoms.
One time and I've completed antibiotics for H-pylori and it's negative. Now after endoscopy and Biopsy doctor told me I've inactive chronic gastritis. I've no symptoms of burning etc. I've just swelling at my left upper side also in dudenum. I feels pain and left side, body pains, body aches, left arm pain at node point ( feels like swelling). Pl can help anyone I'm suffering since 2 years. I feel even more hungery sometimes.Thanks

[@ninjanicnic]

Best join a social media group for more hands on help

[@sibtainabbas1964]

@@ninjanicnic pl can suggest some

[@shashankshukla4297]

Mam I have ulcer in antrum for 1.5 years. So can the lining be back to normal as was before.

[@mohammedgouda1124]

What does inactive chronic gastritis mean?

[@leenayousef3632]

Thank you 😭😭😭♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️