<prompt> Following are common features of malignant gastric ulcer on Barium meal, EXCEPT:Location on the greater curvatureCarmans meniscus signRadiating folds which do not reach the edge of the ulcerLesser curvature ulcer with a nodular rim  <response>: D i.e. Lesser curvature ulcer with nodular ring Benign Ulcer Malignant Ulcer - Young age - Old age - Commonly seen on lesser curvatureQ - Commonly seen on greater curvatureQ - Margins of ulcer are not elevated, beaded - Heaped upQ Beaded nodularQ margins heaped up - Sharply punched out defectQ with relatively - Ove neoplastic tissue extending into the surrounding mucosa straight walls wall - Base of ulcer is smooth cleanQ dt peptic - Shaggy necrotic baseQ digestion may show patent or thrombosed blood vessel - Mucosal folds radiate from crater in sponge - Gastric folds are amputated or clubbed do not reach the edge of the like mannerQ ulcer craterQ - Ulcer mound dt mucosal edema - Carmans meniscus signQ - the barium which is trapped in ulcer bed - Ulcer collar - a lucent ring that separates the gives meniscoid appearance inner margin is concave towards ulcer crater from gastric mucosa lumen - Hamptons line - Kirkland complex - heaped margins touching bed, cause lucent rim - Penetrating Sign - i.e. the ulcer crater should around ulcer on barium meal project into stomach wall rather than into a - Intraluminal crater - the crater erodes into the mass within the mass in stomach wall. gastric cavity. 