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Table 1

Demographics, clinical presentation, endoscopic findings, and follow-up

Patient no.	Age, y/sex	Clinical presentation	Gastrointestinal site(s)	Endoscopic findings	Follow-up (months)
1*	31/M	Asymptomatic, elective colonoscopy	Stomach, small intestine, colon	Superficial erythematous lesions	A/P (84)
2	27/F	Abdominal pain, hematochezia	Stomach	Multiple, superficial ulcers	A/P (23)
3	29/F	Constipation, rectal bleeding	Colon	Ulcerative lesions	A† (31)
4	53/M	Asymptomatic	Stomach, duodenum	Gastric lesions	A/P (30)
5	46/F	Chronic vague abdominal symptoms	Duodenum, colon	Superficial ulcers	A/P (36)‡
6	64/F	Abdominal pain, diverticulosis	Colon	Multiple erosions/ulcers	A/P (22)
7	61/F	Vague abdominal symptoms, history of polyps	Duodenum, colon	Multiple ulcerations	A/P (120)‡
8	68/F	Abdominal pain, diarrhea, diverticulosis	Colon	Ulcerations	A (22)‡

Patient no.	Age, y/sex	Clinical presentation	Gastrointestinal site(s)	Endoscopic findings	Follow-up (months)
1*	31/M	Asymptomatic, elective colonoscopy	Stomach, small intestine, colon	Superficial erythematous lesions	A/P (84)
2	27/F	Abdominal pain, hematochezia	Stomach	Multiple, superficial ulcers	A/P (23)
3	29/F	Constipation, rectal bleeding	Colon	Ulcerative lesions	A† (31)
4	53/M	Asymptomatic	Stomach, duodenum	Gastric lesions	A/P (30)
5	46/F	Chronic vague abdominal symptoms	Duodenum, colon	Superficial ulcers	A/P (36)‡
6	64/F	Abdominal pain, diverticulosis	Colon	Multiple erosions/ulcers	A/P (22)
7	61/F	Vague abdominal symptoms, history of polyps	Duodenum, colon	Multiple ulcerations	A/P (120)‡
8	68/F	Abdominal pain, diarrhea, diverticulosis	Colon	Ulcerations	A (22)‡

A/P indicates alive with persistent disease but without progression; and A, alive.

Index case, previously reported.

Lost to follow-up.

These patients received chemotherapy for an initial presumptive diagnosis of lymphoma.