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Page 748
... biopsy . If endoscopy is normal or equivocal , however , Rubin tube suction biopsy is recommended . Barrett's esophagus commonly displays a mid - esophageal stricture at the junction of the squamous and the columnar epithelium . When no ...
... biopsy . If endoscopy is normal or equivocal , however , Rubin tube suction biopsy is recommended . Barrett's esophagus commonly displays a mid - esophageal stricture at the junction of the squamous and the columnar epithelium . When no ...
Page 826
... biopsy specimens obtained ( for details see Chapter 47 ) . For esophageal tumors , experienced endoscopists obtaining 4 to 6 biopsy specimens have a diagnostic yield of 85 % .89 When brushings for cytology are obtained at the same time ...
... biopsy specimens obtained ( for details see Chapter 47 ) . For esophageal tumors , experienced endoscopists obtaining 4 to 6 biopsy specimens have a diagnostic yield of 85 % .89 When brushings for cytology are obtained at the same time ...
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... biopsy forceps or the tip of the endoscope as a rubbery mass . Biopsy is usually non - diag- nostic because the tumor is located outside the mucosa ; standard endoscopic biopsy for- ceps generally do not reach submucosal le- sions ...
... biopsy forceps or the tip of the endoscope as a rubbery mass . Biopsy is usually non - diag- nostic because the tumor is located outside the mucosa ; standard endoscopic biopsy for- ceps generally do not reach submucosal le- sions ...
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Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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