Benign Tumours in Gastrointestinal Tract

Simple elongation of gastric pits separated by fibrous tissue

Any nodule or mass below the level of the surrounding mucosa

A type of benign tumor that projects above the surrounding mucosa (correct)

A neoplastic growth resulting from excessive repair processes

As a result of a neoplastic process

From excessive reparative or regenerative processes (correct)

Due to a lack of repair processes

In the absence of any inflammation

Polyps located below the mucosa level

Neoplastic epithelial polyps with Helicobacter infection

Hyperplastic or regenerative polyps against a background of gastritis

Elongation of gastric pits separated by fibrous tissue (correct)

<p>Against a background of Helicobacter-associated gastritis in the gastric antrum</p> Signup and view all the answers

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