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Drugs-Induced Injury, Infections, Vascular, Congenital, and Miscellaneous Disorders

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A variety of infections and drug reactions can involve the stomach. The clinical and pathological features of this heterogeneous group of entities are discussed. This chapter also discusses and illustrates vascular gastropathies, congenital disorders, polypoid lesions, and other conditions such as pancreatic acinar metaplasia, gastritis cystica polyposa/profunda, mucosal calcinosis, amyloidosis, and gastric siderosis.

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