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First EGD: erosion and mild eosinophilia without prominent foveolar hyperplasia (a); Endoscopic appearance of severe gastropathy (b).
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Despite the endoscopic appearance of severe gastropathy, the biopsy did not reveal foveolar hyperplasia as is typical of Menetrier's (Figure 1). 
Second EGD: prominent foveolar hyperplasia on gastric biopsy (a). Improved endoscopic appearance; note sparing of antrum (b).
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The gastric biopsy revealed erosions, mild eosinophilia, along with characteristic prominent foveolar hyperplasia (Figure 2).
Third EGD shows persisting foveolar hyperplasia (a), erosions but improved reactive gastropathy (b).
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A follow-up endoscopy one month later showed significant resolution of gastric hypertrophy with absent erosions and only focal foveolar hyperplasia (Figure 3).