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A 61-year-old female presented to the surgical ambulatory care unit with a diagnosed MALT lymphoma located near the cardia. The patient did not report any symptoms. The tumour was detected during screening tests. In this case the patient should:

A. Undergo total gastrectomy.
B. Undergo Helicobacter pylori eradication as it is the standard first-line treatment.
C. Remain under observation and have an abdominal CT performed in 3 months.
D. Undergo subtotal gastrectomy.
E. Undergo a bypass surgery due to the high probability of the tumour being inoperative and poor prognosis.

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