32慢性胃炎(ChronicGastritis（Chronic gastritis）.docVIP

32慢性胃炎(ChronicGastritis（Chronic gastritis） Section iii Chronic Gastritis Chronic gastritis is a kind of chronic gastric mucosal inflammatory disease caused by different etiology. It is one of the common diseases and is one of the most common diseases in the army. Its incidence is the highest in all kinds of stomach diseases. Since fiber endoscope has been widely used, the understanding of the disease has been improved obviously. Chronic gastritis are usually classified by the histological changes and anatomic sites, in recent years also referring to the changes of immunology, held in chongqing in 1982 chronic gastritis of chronic gastritis was drew up a brief meeting categories: (1) superficial gastritis, inflammation, and only the surface layer of gastric mucosal epithelium, including erosion, bleeding, must specify is diffuse or limitations, the latter will indicate the lesion site. Atrophic gastritis, inflammation of the glands deep in the mucosa and causes atrophy, such as local hyperplasia, called atrophic gastritis with hyperplasia. There is a debate about whether this kind of gastritis exists because there is no evidence of hypertrophy of epithelial cells. Chronic gastritis can also be classified according to the following four aspects of gastric mucosal lesions, including the parts of chronic gastritis, such as stomach, stomach and stomach, etc. The properties and classification of chronic gastritis are divided into superficial and atrophic, and the latter can be classified into light, moderate and severe. The degree of gastritis activity, according to the neutrophil infiltration and degenerative degeneration of gastric mucosal epithelium, can be determined from the activity period or the resting stage, and the range can be divided into diffuse or limited. (4) presence of im and its type, im into intestinal metaplasia (im) and false pyloric gland metaplasia, the former is common in atrophic gastritis, occasionally seen in superficial gastritis or normal muco