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Takashi Kawai, MD, PhD

Department of Gastroenterological Endoscopy

Tokyo Medical University Hospital

 

 

Procedure Information 1


Scope : GIF-1200N / EVIS X1

Case : Early gastric cancer (tub2>tub1, 0-IIa+IIc, pT1b2(SM2), UL(-), ly0, v0)

Organ : Posterior wall of the greater curvature of the upper body of the stomach

Patient Information : M, 70s

Medical History : Nothing relevant

WLI

NBI

Overall comment

Under white light, it was observed that the lesion extended as a low, flat elevation that was mostly the same color as the surrounding tissue with the addition of some paler colors. A clear boundary with the surrounding tissue could be seen and the surface appeared irregular and uneven. Consequently, it was diagnosed as gastric cancer. Narrow Band Imaging (NBI) clarified the demarcation lines and highlighted the irregular uneven micro-surface structure and abnormal dot-like vascular changes on the flat elevated surface. NBI observation was conducted in mid to far distance and the lesion could be clearly observed all the way to the margin thanks to the Brightness Adjustment Imaging with Maintenance of Contrast (BAI-MAC) function.

 

 

 

 

Procedure Information 2


Scope : GIF-1200N / CV290

Case : Early gastric cancer (tub1>tub2, 0-IIc, pT1a(M), UL(-), ly0, v0)

Organ : Greater curvature of the antrum

Patient Information : M, 70s

Medical History : Nothing relevant

WLI

NBI

Overall comment

Under white light, the lesion appeared to be depressed and the boundary with the surrounding tissue was clearly marked. The mucosa in the depression was reddish, which made it possible to diagnose the lesion as gastric cancer. Narrow Band Imaging (NBI) revealed demarcation lines and highlighted the irregular uneven micro-surface structure and abnormal dot-like vascular changes on the flat elevation.

 

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