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Table 4 Characteristics and endoscopic findings of patients diagnosed with gastric adenocarcinoma at index EGD

From: Clinical epidemiology and outcomes of patients with gastric intestinal metaplasia in the Los Angeles County System

 

With gastric adenocarcinoma on index EGD (n = 18)

Male, n (%)

11 (61.1%)

Age at index EGD, median (IQR)

71 (64 – 74)

Smoking history, n (%)

 Never

8 (44.4%)

 Current

3 (16.7%)

 Former

7 (38.9%)

History of GERD

7 (38.9%)

History of H. pylori infection

1 (5.5%)

Family history of 1st degree relative with cancer

 No family history

12 (66.7%)

 Gastric cancer

0 (0.0%)

 Non-gastric GI cancer

5 (27.8%)

 Other cancer

1 (5.5%)

Hemoglobin at time of index EGD, median (IQR)

12.7 (10.9 – 13.9)

Indication for index EGD (Top 5)

 Abdominal pain

8 (44.4%)

 Weight loss or constitutional symptoms

7 (38.9%)

 Abnormality on non-invasive imaging

6 (33.3%)

 Early satiety or bloating

5 (27.8%)

 GI bleeding

3 (16.7%)

 Iron deficiency anemia

3 (16.7%)

Location of endoscopic abnormality observed at index EGD

 No abnormalities

0 (0.0%)

 Antrum

9 (50.0%)

 Body

3 (16.7%)

 Pylorus

1 (5.5%)

 Cardia

1 (5.5%)

 Fundus

4 (22.2%)

 Generalized

1 (5.5%)

 Angularis

0 (0.0%)

Type of endoscopic abnormality observed at index EGD

 Erythema

2 (11.1%)

 Nodularity

5 (27.8%)

 Erythema and erosions

0 (0.0%)

 Atrophic/decreased folds

3 (16.7%)

 Gastropathy, not otherwise specified

3 (16.7%)

 Ulcer

3 (16.7%)

 Thickened folds

1 (5.5%)

 Mottled appearance

4 (22.2%)

 Othera

6 (33.3%)

  1. aOther included visible tumor, friability, plaques, and pyloric stricture