endoscopy
Endoscopic Ablation Of Barrett's Esophagus -...
Endoscopic ablation of Barrett's esophagus using high power setting argon plasma coagulation 90 watts.
Endoscopic Ablation Of Barrett's Esophagus -...
Argon plasma coagulation is one of several techniques used to ablate Barrett's esophagus.
Endoscopic Ablation Of Barrett's Esophagus -...
Endoscopic Ablation of Barrett's esophagus with argon plasma coagulator. Management of Barrett esophagus is still a clinical challenge, although the incidence of cancer appears to be low, occurring...
Paraesophageal Hiatal Hernia - 1/2
Hiatal hernias may be classified into one of four types. Type I (sliding hiatal hernia) in which there is a migration of the esophago-gastric junction above the diaphragm into the thorax is the most...
Paraesophageal Hiatal Hernia - 1/2
This is the case of a 63 year-old woman that has been suffering of long-standing reflux disease.
Baloon Dilation Of The Gastric Cardia - View...
Hydrostatic Balloon which is dilating the cardias, esophagus view.
Pill Esophagitis - 5/5
Pills. Esophagitis can result when a swallowed pill gets stuck in the throat and burns the lining, usually when not enough liquid was used to wash down the pill. It may also occur if the esophagus...
Pill Esophagitis - 4/5
PATHOGENESIS — The mechanism of injury is believed to be due to prolonged contact of the caustic contents of the medication with the esophageal mucosa. Esophageal retention — Some degree of esophageal...
Pill Esophagitis - 3/5
Tetracyclines are the most common antibiotics to induce esophagitis, particularly doxycycline Essentially all of the antiinflammatory agents can damage the esophagus; the highest number of reported cases...
Pill Esophagitis - 2/5
Esophageal lesions can result from ingested medication which undergoes slow transient through esophagus with resulting prolonged mucosal contact and caustic damage. Typical agents include potassium...
Pill Esophagitis - 1/5
This 65 year-old male, undergone an upper endoscopy due to epigastric pain, denies having fevers, nausea, vomiting, odynophagia and dysphagia was treated with alendronate (Fosamax®) and aspirin over...
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