Which of the following conditions leads to the following endoscopic appearance?: (A) Intestinal lymphangiectasia, (B) Gastric antral vascular ectasia, (C) Amoebic colitis, (D) Necrotising Enterocolitis
Answer is B. Intestinal lymphangiectasis Biopsy: vacuolated cells because fat will not be absorbed Necrotizing enterocolitis Diagnosed by Radiological finding (Pneumatosis intestinalis) Amoebic colitis Biopsy -Flask- shaped ulcer(Bleeding) Gastric antral vascular ectasia: Vascular information-Watermelon stomach