Histology of Helicobacter pylori gastritis

This is part of a series of short video that cover inflammatory patterns in the stomach. The current video covers Helicobacter pylori gastritis. Additional videos will cover lymphocytic gastritis, autoimmune gastritis, and other less common forms of gastritis including collagenous colitis, erosive gastritis, and eosinophilic gastritis.
These videos are not meant for the accomplished gastrointestinal pathologist, but are instead meant for trainees in pathology as well as folks out in community practice. These videos do not cover esoteric lesions but instead are focused on the practical everyday challenges of diagnostic histopathology. Tips that aid in the crafting of a histopathology report are also included.
I hope you enjoy these videos and I hope to hear from you. Compliments are welcome, but suggestions to improve these videos as well as topics for additional videos will be deeply appreciated.

[@dagamervor]

Thanks for the great lecture. I'm just at the start of my pathology residency in Austria.. over here we basically always receive a Giemsa stain along with an HE stain, makes the HP pop out nicely as well.

[@vik_deshpandeMD]

we used to get a Giema on all gastric bx. we've moved to selective IHC.

[@EM-gr1kj]

Is there anything in the literature that states why there is low yield of the organism when there is intestinal metaplasia present?

[@annakwiecinska1809]

Thank you very much prof. Deshpande for excellent lectures!

[@vik_deshpandeMD]

Most welcome!

[@trananhngoc4185]

Thank you and What is name of marker

[@hipeace4901]

How can I get observership opportunity with you professor ??