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Gastrite é uma lesão da mucosa gástrica que envolve dano epitelial, inflamação da mucosa e regeneração das células epiteliais, excluindo por qualquer anormalidade epitelial. A gastrite é causada por vários fatores como agentes infecciosos, drogas, agentes químicos, reação autoimune e outros. A gastrite é diagnosticada por histopatologia e/ou endoscopia. A gastrite é classificada como aguda e crônica pelo curso clínico.
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Gastritis is an injury of gastric mucosa that involves epithelial damage, mucosal inflammation, and epithelial cell regeneration except for any epithelial defect. Gastritis is caused by various factors such as infectious agents, drugs, chemical agents, autoimmune reaction and others. Gastritis is diagnosed histopathologically and/or endoscopically. Gastritis is classified as acute and chronic phase by clinical course.

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Gastritis is an injury of gastric mucosa that involves epithelial damage, mucosal inflammation, and epithelial cell regeneration except for any epithelial defect. Gastritis is caused by various factors such as infectious agents, drugs, chemical agents, autoimmune reaction and others. Gastritis is diagnosed histopathologically and/or endoscopically. Gastritis is classified as acute and chronic phase by clinical course.
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    Gastritis
    Gastritis is an injury of gastric mucosa that involves epithelial damage, mucosal inflammation, and epithelial cell regeneration except for any epithelial defect. Gastritis is caused by various factors such as infectious agents, drugs, chemical agents, autoimmune reaction and others. Gastritis is diagnosed histopathologically and/or endoscopically. Gastritis is classified as acute and chronic phase by clinical course.

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