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Candidiasis.
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Esophagogastroduodenoscopy showed esophageal candidiasis (Figure 1) and multiple nodules in the antrum (Figure 2), along with nodules in the body of the stomach with central erosions and nonbleeding ulcerations.
Ulcerated nodule in antrum.
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Esophagogastroduodenoscopy showed esophageal candidiasis (Figure 1) and multiple nodules in the antrum (Figure 2), along with nodules in the body of the stomach with central erosions and nonbleeding ulcerations.
Ulcerated nodule in the gastric body.
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This was assumed to be the culprit of iron deficiency microcytic anemia (Figure 3).
Nodules in the 2nd part of duodenum.
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The second part of duodenum was filled with multiple nodules without erosions or active bleeding (Figure 4).