Increased risk of gastric carcinomas associated with: (A) Intestinal metaplasia, (B) Polyp-hyperplastic or adenoma, (C) Atrophic gastritis, (D) Corossive antral stricture
Answer is A. Chronic dysplasia - chronic gastritis leads to gastric atrophy leads to intestinal metaplasia leads to dysplasia which fuher leads to carcinoma in-situ and carcinoma- this cycle is most commonly seen in body and distal stomach and is often called as Correa cycle. Reference SRB edition 5 page no.845