Image Mosaic Algorithm-Based Analysis of Pathological Characteristics of Gastric Polyp Patients Using Computed Tomography Images

The application value of image mosaic algorithm (IMA) based CT imaging technology in the analysis of pathological characteristics of gastric polyp (GP) patients was explored in this work. 588 cases of GP patients in the hospital were selected as the research objects, and CT images based on IMA were adopted for examination. The patient’s basic information, image performance, and gastroscopy results were recorded. The results showed that the absolute mean bright error (AMBE) index and information entropy of the IMA are 0.0625 and 7.0385, respectively. The clinical symptoms of patients were mostly abdominal pain (21.4%), abdominal distension (15.6%), and sour regurgitation (17.8%). The common size of GP was no more than 0.5 cm, and the common type was Yamada type II. There were notable differences between single and multiple GPs of different pathological types ( P < 0.05 ). Proliferative polyps were mostly found in the stomach and antrum, while fundus gland polyps were mostly in the stomach and fundus. There was significant difference between the growth location of the hyperplastic polyp and basal gland polyp ( P < 0.05 ). In summary, the CT images of IMA proposed in this paper can not only realize image splicing effectively but also were superior to the traditional SIFT method in the quality of splicing image and were conducive to the analysis of the pathological characteristics of GP patients, which had significant clinical promotion value.

A Rare Case of Extramedullary Plasmacytosis

Plasmacytosis is the abnormal proliferation of plasma cells in tissue, bone, blood, or exudates. Mucous membrane plasmacytosis is a rare form of plasmacytosis that is usually idiopathic in nature. A 68-year-old female underwent a diagnostic and therapeutic esophagogastroduodenoscopy, which revealed a friable antral erythematous gastric fold and a gastric polyp. Subsequent pathological testing was positive for diffuse polyclonal plasma cell proliferation, which was suggestive of a gastric plasmacytosis. In this article, we report a rare presentation of mucous membrane plasmacytosis.