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What does the term 'polyp' refer to in the text?
What does the term 'polyp' refer to in the text?
- 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
In what scenario does a polyp form according to the text?
In what scenario does a polyp form according to the text?
- 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
What is the most common form of polyp described in the text?
What is the most common form of polyp described in the text?
- 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)
Where are hyperplastic or regenerative polyps commonly found?
Where are hyperplastic or regenerative polyps commonly found?
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What is considered unusual regarding benign neoplastic epithelial polyps?
What is considered unusual regarding benign neoplastic epithelial polyps?
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