An Unusual Endoscopic Finding of Gastric Crohn’s Disease

Overview of attention for article published in GE-Portuguese Journal of Gastroenterology, December 2021

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RT @drkeithsiau: This “fenestrated” appearance of the stomach is due to scarring from inactive gastric Crohn’s disease (Montreal L4). Inf…

RT @drkeithsiau: This “fenestrated” appearance of the stomach is due to scarring from inactive gastric Crohn’s disease (Montreal L4). Inf…

RT @drkeithsiau: This “fenestrated” appearance of the stomach is due to scarring from inactive gastric Crohn’s disease (Montreal L4). Inf…

RT @drkeithsiau: This “fenestrated” appearance of the stomach is due to scarring from inactive gastric Crohn’s disease (Montreal L4). Inf…

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