Small angiodysplasias is a frequent and innocent finding in gastroscopy.
Small angiodysplasias in the stomach
Sometimes these small angiodysplasias can however bleed, and the treatment of
choise is endoscopic, e.g. electrocoagulation
Angiodysplasia in the stomach
One would suppose, that these small gastric angiodysplasias could bleed more often, if
the patient is using non steroidal anti-inflammatory agents, but not much is
known about these angiodysplasias
High resolution image: Angiodysplasia in the gastric antrum
Angiodysplasia in the stomach
If one find a gastric angiodysplasia in a patient, that has not had any
gastrointestinal bleeding, one should not do anything at all about it. The
patient will not be expected to experience any difficulties at all.