Most common site of chronic gastric ulcer:: (A) Pylorus of stomac, (B) Lesser curve near incisura, (C) Lesser curve near proximal stomach, (D) Greater curvature
Answer is B. Modified Johnson's Classification of Gastric Ulcer Type Location Acid Secretion I Lesser curvature, near incisura angularis (MC) Low II Body of the stomach and duodenum High III Prepyloric (within 2-3 cm of the pylorus) High IV High on the lesser curve, near GE junction Low V Anywhere, induced by medication (NSAIDs) Low Gastric ulcer type Blood Group associated Type I 'A' Type II Type III Type IV Type V 'O' Gastric ulcer type Acid output Type II Type III High Type I Type IV Type V Low