Fulminant gastrointestinal graft-versus-host disease concomitant with cytomegalovirus infection: Case report and literature review

Figure 5 Upper and lower gastrointestinal endoscopic findings 162 d after the steroid and anti-cytomegalovirus therapies. A: The gastric mucosa in the antrum of the stomach; B: The gastric mucosa in the lower segments of the corpus of the stomach; C: The gastric mucosa in the upper segments of the corpus of the stomach; D: The greater curvature of the stomach near the center. The endoscopic clipping has remained, and nearly the entire mucosa of the stomach has improved to a normal state; E: Normal mucosa in the cecal valve and cecum; F: Normal mucosa in the terminal ileum; G: Marked improvement of the inflammation of the colonic mucosa, and healed ulcers in the sigmoid colon; H: The vascular patterns are now visible, indicating that the normal mucosa has returned in the rectum.