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Page 748
... epithelium . When no stricture is present , there is usually an ulcer at this junction . Adenocarcinoma may also be encountered , a lesion to which this mucosal change is predisposed . alteration should be suspected endoscopi- cally in ...
... epithelium . When no stricture is present , there is usually an ulcer at this junction . Adenocarcinoma may also be encountered , a lesion to which this mucosal change is predisposed . alteration should be suspected endoscopi- cally in ...
Page 753
... epithelium ( Barrett's esophagus ) may be congenital , but is more commonly an acquired abnormality . It is now well documented that gastric col- umnar epithelium migrates upward into the esophagus in patients with severe reflux ...
... epithelium ( Barrett's esophagus ) may be congenital , but is more commonly an acquired abnormality . It is now well documented that gastric col- umnar epithelium migrates upward into the esophagus in patients with severe reflux ...
Page 861
... epithelium and the muscularis mucosae . This connective tissue layer sup- ports the surface epithelium and glandular structures . Within the lamina propria are capillaries , veins , and lymphatics . Gastroesophageal Junction . The ...
... epithelium and the muscularis mucosae . This connective tissue layer sup- ports the surface epithelium and glandular structures . Within the lamina propria are capillaries , veins , and lymphatics . Gastroesophageal Junction . The ...
Contents
Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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