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Acquired Pigmentary Alterations,ss than 10% in the general population, and approximately 30% in patients with gastroesophageal reflux symptoms. Symptoms of erosive esophagitis are not different from symptomatic gastroesophageal reflux, i.e., mainly heartburn, acid regurgitation, and chest pain. Dysphagia may be present whatever th

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Giuseppe Micali,Francesco Lacarrubbatroesophageal reflux disease but can come from many other disorders in the upper aerodigestive tract and stomach. Clinical history and selected testing can usually elucidate the cause of regurgitation. Common tests can include barium X-rays, esophageal manometry, and endoscopy. This chapter presents

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The Central and Posterior Compartments,n warrants early detection of this disease, but there are disagreements regarding how best to do this. This chapter reviews the pathogenesis, histologic variations, epidemiology, surveillance tools, and treatment modalities as they pertain to Barrett’s esophagus. The general consensus, per major gas

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