Upper GI pathology for boards - Dr. Pittman (Cornell)

Lecture notes: goo.gl/IO1Hh9

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High grade dysplasia and well differentiated adenocarcioma are difficult to differentiate in scopic biopsy. Can you give suggestion? Thank you for your excellent lecture.

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great lecture , thank you. Would you consider looking for H pylori in AMAG?

[@ievgeniizolotov7809]

Isn't it B12 vitamin that parietal cells help to absorb and not iron??

[@KyrieW]

Parietal cells do produce intrinsic factor which helps absorb B12. But they also produce acid which helps the body absorb Fe+2 by reducing it from Fe+3.
sickle.bwh.harvard.edu/iron_absorption.html

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boring

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