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A 38-year old homeless male develops sudden onset hematemesis following a bout of severe vomiting and retching. He had no complaints prior to the onset of his symptoms. On examination, he is pale and looks anxious. The vital signs are normal. Laboratory investigations show normal liver function tests, a low Hb and high MCV, chest X-ray is normal. The above problem on endoscopy would appear as –

ADilated veins in lower esophagus
BGrowth in the lower esophagus
CLinear tear in the OG junction
DWhitish plaques in esophagus
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