Association of @entity6 with XXXX formation.

@entity1 @entity10189 @entity6 @entity4657 @entity4148 @entity4854 @entity356
The association of @entity6 with @entity356 is not well documented. Our endoscopic experience over a seven-year period (1979 to 1985) included 3247 esophagoduodenoscopies (EGDs). Bezoars were found in 14 @entity1 (0.4%). The mean age of these 14 @entity1 was 63 years (range, 27 to 84 years); there were eight @entity1 and six @entity1 . In 11 @entity1 , there was a history and/or findings of @entity10189 ( @entity10189 ). Two @entity1 had prior surgery (Billroth II in one and vagotomy in another). Seven @entity1 had @entity6 ; five had @entity6 for over five years, and three of these five had @entity6 for over ten years. @entity6 was newly diagnosed in one @entity1 . Except for the newly diagnosed @entity1 , the other @entity6 @entity1 had evidence of @entity4148 . Two other @entity1 (not included with the @entity6 @entity1 ) had @entity4854 only during stress. The three @entity1 with bezoars but without @entity10189 all had @entity6 for many years (9, 17, and 19 years). In two control groups of 14 @entity1 each who also underwent endoscopy, only one @entity6 @entity1 was discovered. We conclude that @entity6 and associated gastropathy are major risk factors for @entity4657 formation, especially in the absence of @entity10189 .
