Inflammation in UC is typically transmural. Most are located in the tail of the pancreas. Most are squamous cell carcinomas. They are a cause of painless jaundice. The majority are surgically resectable.
Prognosis is primarily dependent on cell type.
Most individuals infected with H. pylori develop gastric carcinoma. Is not linked to antacid drug therapy. The incidence of the diffuse variant has decreased during the last 60 years. On physical examination, you detect hepatomegaly. She is not jaundiced.