When carcinoma of stomach develops secondarily to pernicious anemia, it is usually situated in the:: (A) Prepyloric region, (B) Pylorus, (C) Body, (D) Fundus
Answer is D. - Pernicious anemia is associated with autoimmune atrophic gastritis affecting most commonly Fundus > Body of stomach. - Intestinal metaplasia (premalignant for gastric carcinoma), is characteristically seen in this area of atrophic gastritis.