Abstract:Abstract: Objective?To investigate the value of high-resolution microendoscopy (HRME) in the differential diagnosis of benign and malignant gastric ulcer.?Methods?20 patients with biopsy specimens diagnosed as pathological gastric ulcer and 20 patients with malignant gastric ulcer biopsy specimens were selected and the diagnostic criteria were established according to the characteristics of the pictures. On this basis, a prospective study was performed on 56 biopsy specimens of patients with gastric ulcer after previous gastroscopy, and the expected results of HRME imaging were compared with pathology. To evaluate the diagnostic value of HRME for benign and malignant ulcers.?Results?The characteristics of HRME images of benign ulcers: the basic characteristics of gastric pits have not changed, the rules are regular, the circular concaves become elliptical, the cracks are visible and prolonged, and the nucleus has no obvious abnormal changes. The structure and morphology are immature newborn small glands. The characteristics of HRME in malignant gastric ulcer are: the gland structure is extremely disordered, or the gland structure completely disappears, the shape of the gastric pit is irregularly changed or disappeared, the nuclei are enlarged, the appearance of nuclear agglomeration, and disordered arrangement are irregular. 56 cases of 113 biopsy lesions were confirmed by pathology, 62 benign ulcers, 51 malignant and ulcers, white light endoscopy correctly identified 72 lesions, HRME correctly diagnosed 102 lesions, HRME differential diagnosis was significantly better than white endoscopy. The accuracy, sensitivity and specificity were 88.50%, 90.32% and 86.28%, respectively.?Conclusion?High-resolution microendoscopy can perform high-efficiency real-time cell-level imaging, and effectively observe the characteristic changes of the lesions on the microstructure. It can be a good differential diagnosis of benign and malignant ulcers and improve the accuracy of diagnosis of gastric mucosal ulcers.