1. Volume 2, Issue 9, Pages 236-237 (September 2017)
Linitis plastica: a harbinger of an unusual cause of gastric wall thickening 
Debdeep Banerjee, AB, Saikiran Raghavapuram, MD, Susanne Jeffus, MD, Seamus Murphy, MD, Benjamin Tharian, MD 
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2. Figure 1
CT scan showed mild focal thickening of the distal gastric body and antrum.
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3. Figure 2
EGD showed thickened and rigid mucosal folds throughout the stomach, characteristic of linitis plastica.
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4. Figure 3
Retroflexion on EGD was successfully performed after some difficulty showing prominent mucosal ridges and revealing a “waffle-like” appearance.
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5. Figure 4
EUS showed a thickened gastric wall and loss of normal wall-layer definition with a small amount of perigastric ascites.
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6. Figure 5
EUS-guided FNB showed infiltrative neoplastic cells in the gastric wall consistent with a breast primary that stained positive for estrogen receptors. FNB, fine-needle biopsy.
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7. Figure 6
PET scan showed increased activity along the gastric antrum/first part of the duodenum and metabolically active ascites concerning for potential peritoneal implants. PET, positron emission tomography.
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