Barrett's Esophagus
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Introduction
most common in white, male, obese smokers
The Case of...
Causes and Risk Factors
Pathophysiology
Villi, with goblet cells, emerge.
Signs and Symptoms
- history
- physical exam
History
most common in white, male, obese smokers
Physical Exam
Investigations
- lab investigations
- diagnostic imaging
Lab Investigations
Diagnostic Imaging
Differential Diagnosis
Treatments
If high grade dysplasia, cancer is quite likely, and esophagectomy is a good idea.
Consequences and Course
50-200x increased risk of cancer.
Resources and References
Topic Development
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