Clinically significant endoscopic findings in patients of dyspepsia with no warning symptoms: A cross-sectional study

Table 3 Endoscopic findings in in dyspepsia patients with no warning features

Endoscopic diagnosis	n (%)
General lesions	712 (70.1)
Chronic superficial gastritis	479 (47.1)
Chronic atrophic gastritis	233 (22.9)
Clinically significant findings	304 (29.9)
Esophageal lesions	180 (17.7)
Reflux esophagitis	165 (16.2)
Los Angeles class A	148 (14.6)
Los Angeles classes B and C	17 (1.7)
Barrett’s esophagus	5 (0.5)
Other esophageal lesions	10 (1.0)
Peptic ulcer	115 (11.3)
Gastric ulcer	49 (4.8)
Duodenal ulcer	44 (4.3)
Compound ulcer	22 (2.2)
Malignancy	9 (0.9)
Gastric cancer	8 (0.8)
Esophageal cancer	1 (0.1)

Other esophageal lesions: Esophageal ulcer, esophageal hiatus hernia and mycotic esophagitis.