Watermelon stomach, medically called Gastric Antral Vascular Ectasia (GAVE), is a rare disorder where fragile stomach vessels bleed, leading to chronic blood loss and anemia. Named for its striped stomach lining, it’s linked to liver disease and autoimmune disorders. Treatments include endoscopic therapy, medications, or surgery in severe cases. Edit and concept by @poojashahxyz #WatermelonStomach #GAVE #RareDiseases #LiverHealth #DigestiveHealth | The CSR Journal

Have you seen the latest #DDW2021 ASGE real case video? Watch "Treatment of Gastric Antral Vascular Ectasia with Endoscopic Band Ligation." All #ASGE #DDW videos can be found in GI Leap, a member benefit. http://ow.ly/PSlh50GEPKV #GIEndoscopy #Resources | American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy - ASGE