Exceptionally rare cause of a total stomach resection

Figure 1 Pathological changes in atrophic gastritis after treatment. A: Tubular resected stomach as a whole, 9 cm long; B1 and B2: Cross-section of stomach with its 2 cm thick wall and its atrophic mucose membrane.

Figure 2 Representative photomicrographs of hematoxylin and eosin stained sections from the stomach’s necrosis of submucous membrane. A: The inflammatory infiltration of the submucosal membrane of stomach (A1 magnitude 40× and A2 magnitude 100×); B: The ulceration-granulation in the stomach’s submucosal membrane, magnitude 40×.

Figure 3 Representative photomicrographs sections from the stomach (magnitude 40×). A: The large, transmural inflammatory cell infiltration of submucosal membrane CD3 (+); B: Mixed inflammatory cell infiltrations CD3 (+).