Division of Gastrointestinal and Liver Pathology

Case Conference

Case prepared by: Jason Daniels GI Pathology Fellow Attending: Elizabeth Montgomery, M.D.   Case 42

Clinical History:	57 year old female undergoes upper endoscopy to evaluate an antral-based submucosal mass. The mass was approximately 2 cm in largest dimension. EUS and endoscopic resection were attempted, but the mass could not safely be excised with this procedure, so biopsies were obtained.
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Choose the correct diagnosis:
	a. Carcinoid tumor
	b. Epitheliod gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST)
	c. Gastric glomus tumor
	d. Plump endothelial cells

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