If you are studying medicine or have relatives who are studying medicine, please help me take a look at the following examinations......

The doctor asked me to do a minimally invasive surgery to remove the edema mucosa, I really don't know what to do, whether to wait for him to recover naturally, or to do the operation directly, if you understand, please come into my group, I will send you a check-up chart. Take a look at it for me...... Say goodbye!

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Here's what to check.

The inspection map can't be uploaded, so come to my group and add me. I'll send it to you. Thank you.

I'm going to go to a big hospital in the afternoon to find another doctor...... Hey, it's better not to have surgery at all. After all, it's going to be a knife...... Embarrassment......

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endoscopy:

Esophagus: pink, smooth surface, thin esophageal mucosa, visible mucosal vascular network.

Cardia: The toothed line is circular, staggered and distinct in the form of canine teeth, and the cardia is well closed.

Fundus: The mucous membrane is smooth, soft, orange-red, with a medium amount of mucus and a clear color.

Gastric body: the walls are soft, peristalsis can be red and white, and scattered patchy hyperemic spots can be seen.

Gastric angle: the notch is smooth, neat, mucosal edema.

Gastric antrum: the stomach wall is soft, the peristalsis is normal, red and white, scattered at the bleeding point, the thrombosis .2 pieces, and a thick mucosal fold on the anterior wall flows into the pylorus.

Pylorus: The pylorus is underround, and the opening and closing are still open.

Duodenum: no abnormalities were found in the duodenal bulb.

HP: positive.

Endoscopic diagnosis: non-atrophic gastritis (active phase) with mucosal prolapse. (To be continued.) )