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No polyps are present in this gastroscopy image, which focuses on an area of esophagitis in the upper-center portion.
The colonoscopy view shows a prominent polyp in the center, with colors ranging from white to orange, and a technical artefact in the form of a green or black box.
No polyps are present, but esophagitis is evident in the center and upper-center of the image.
Colon examination concludes with no findings.
The colonoscopy view indicates a polyp that has not yet been removed, located centrally.
Upper and lower center areas both show parts of the tube.
The intestinal tract looks normal without any issues.
Centered tube in a colonoscopy image.
Ulcerative Colitis is the sole finding in this colonoscopy image, with no polyps or anatomical landmarks present.
Clear gastroscopy image of esophagitis with no text or artifact interference.
A single, easily detectable polyp is present in the center of the colonoscopy image.
The image, taken during a gastroscopy, displays esophagitis with the z-line visible in multiple locations.
The colon appears normal with no signs of disease or pathology.
The z-line is visible, and esophagitis is present in various areas of the esophagus in this gastroscopy view.
Negative findings suggest a healthy colon in this endoscopic examination.
Ulcerative colitis presents with redness and ulcers in various quadrants of the colon, making it easily detectable.
No pathological changes in the image.
Mixed pink and red lesions with some white patches consistent with ulcerative colitis.
The image clearly depicts ulcerative colitis with red and pink mucosal damage.
No abnormal growths or discolorations in the colon.
Colonoscopy procedure completed without incident, showing a healthy colon.
The image reflects a normal gastrointestinal tract with no findings.
The colonoscopy reveals a single polyp, 11-20mm in size, appearing in pink and yellow hues at the center.
Pink z-line with adjacent esophagitis in the center-left.
Colonoscopy findings are within normal limits.
Procedure complete: colon appears normal with no signs of pathology.
The z-line is visible in the center of the gastroscopy image.
The colon mucosa is damaged, with ulcers visible in various parts of the image.
Text is present in the colonoscopy image, likely providing patient or procedure details.
The image captures esophagitis in the esophagus, with abnormalities centered and lower-centered, appearing red and pink.
The polyp appears as a raised, stalked growth in the GI tract.
The colonoscopy image, free of polyps and instruments, focuses on a central area affected by ulcerative colitis, showing redness and ulcers.
Severe ulcerative colitis is visible in the colonoscopy, with extensive mucosal damage throughout the colon.
Gastroscopy view showing esophagitis near the z-line, a critical anatomical landmark.
Healthy colon appearance with no signs of disease.
No pathological findings observed in the colon.
An endoscopic view of the colon during colonoscopy, with a tube and accompanying textual information.
Colonoscopy examination shows a healthy colon.
A variegated polyp, with colors ranging from flesh to yellow, is visible in the center of the colonoscopy image.
In the center and surrounding areas of the image, ulcerative colitis causes inflammation and ulceration.
No signs of irregularities are observed in the colonoscopy image.
A Paris IP type polyp remains in the colon, as seen in this colonoscopy view.
In the colonoscopy view, the tube is prominently placed in the upper-center, easily detectable.
Smooth progression through the entire colon with no findings.
Clear and easily identifiable signs of Ulcerative Colitis are present, showing red and pink inflamed areas throughout the colon.
Colonoscopy procedure image featuring a tube in multiple positions: center, lower-center, upper-center, and upper-left, with one obvious finding.
The abnormality is located in the upper-center area.
Colonoscopy image with a polyp still present, indicating incomplete removal.
Image indicates a healthy gastrointestinal tract.
No abnormalities detected in the colonoscopy.
No instruments are visible in the image.
The image contains a single instrument—a tube—in the lower-right quadrant, with ulcerative colitis evident in the central and lower areas.
Ulcerative colitis is evident in the center-right area, characterized by pink and red abnormalities.
The polyp measures between 5-10mm.
Text is present in the image, which depicts ulcerative colitis in the colon.
Endoscopic tube used in colonoscopy is clearly visible in the image center.
This gastroscopy image captures esophagitis in the upper-left quadrant, with a distinct z-line in the center-right.
A 11-20mm pink polyp is visible in the center of the image.
Not all polyps have been removed, as indicated by the presence of a 5-10mm Paris IIa polyp in the image.
Esophagitis evident in the center, center-left, center-right, lower-center, lower-left, lower-right, upper-center, upper-left, and upper-right regions of the image.
Colonoscopy image showing esophagitis with red and swollen mucosa near the z-line.
Green and black box artifact present in the image with Ulcerative Colitis.
Entire colon segment appears free of medical conditions.
The tube is centrally located in the colon, with no artifacts obscuring the view.
The colonoscopy image is free of artifacts, clearly showing ulcerative colitis in the colon.
The colonic lumen is patent and the mucosa is healthy.
A healthy colon is visualized during the procedure.
The colonoscopy view shows ulcerative colitis with abnormal mucosal damage appearing in pink, red, yellow, and white tones across the center and周边 locations.
Lower-right area contains esophagitis manifested as red and ulcerated regions.
Colonoscopy image displaying Ulcerative Colitis.
The colon's internal lining appears regular and without defects.
Colonoscopy view showing no surgical instruments near the polyp.
The colonoscopy procedure did not reveal any pathology.
The image shows obvious ulcerative colitis with red and pink lesions in the colon mucosa.
No pathological findings detected in the colonoscopic examination.
A solitary tube is present in the central region of the image.
Red and white lesions in the esophagus indicate esophagitis during gastroscopy.
A tube is the sole instrument in this colonoscopy image.
The colonoscopic examination shows a healthy colon.
During colonoscopy, a single pink polyp is observed in the center and center-left areas, measuring 11-20mm.
The image shows esophagitis with redness and swelling in the center area.
The image from the colonoscopy is normal with no signs of disease.
Image from a colonoscopy displaying ulcerative colitis with red and pink mucosal areas.
Esophagitis appears as pink and red patches in the esophageal lining.
No findings suggest the presence of colon diseases.
Colonoscopy image with textual annotations indicating a single, unresected, 5-10mm Paris IIa polyp in center-left and upper-left.
Colonic mucosa is clearly seen with an endoscope tube in the center-left area.
Esophagitis is easily detected in the gastroscopy image, affecting multiple quadrants of the esophageal wall.
Colonoscopy indicates a healthy colon.
Colon imagery indicates no medical conditions present.
The colonoscopy image shows a healthy colon with no abnormalities.
An easily detectable pink polyp is present in the center of the colonoscopy image.
The polyp exhibits red and pink colors in its appearance.
Two distinct areas of esophagitis are observed: one with red inflammation in the center and another with white exudates in the upper-right.
A colonoscopy image with a single endoscopic tube in the upper-center and upper-left, and accompanying text.
Text is present in the image, alongside a view of ulcerative colitis in the center-right of the colon.
No abnormalities are detected in this colonoscopy image.
In the center of the colonoscopy image, one finding is prominently visible, with a tube present in the upper-center.
This colonoscopy view indicates ulcerative colitis with red and pink findings in the center and surrounding areas.
Difficult-to-detect inflammation in the lower-center region of the esophagus.