Evolution of gastritis in patients with gastric erosions.

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Gastroduodenal mucosa in microscopic colitis.Histopathology of gastric erosions. Association with etiological factors and chronicity.

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The role of Herpes simplex and Helicobacter pylori infection in the etiology of persistent or recurrent gastric erosions: a follow-up study.

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