Heterotopic Gastric Mucosa in the Esophagus With Ulceration and Stricture Formation

Bosher, Lewis H.; Taylor, Frederick H.

doi:10.1016/s0096-5588(20)31275-7

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“…In none of our patients were parietal cells observed, but still inflammatory changes were present both in areas with columnar epithelium and in the ordinary esophageal mucosa. Similar observations are reported by others (Bosher and Taylor, 1951;Raeburn, 1951;Tchertkoff and Lee, 1962). We would, therefore, suggest that incompetence of the closing mechanism of cardia with reflux of peptic juices account for the pathological changes observed both in areas covered with columnar epithelium and in the ordinary esophageal mucosa.…”

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“…In this case an area of columnar epithelium was found in the upper part of esophagus. On the other hand papers dealing with patients whose symptoms might be caused by ulcerations in areas with columnar epithelium in the lower esophagus are not uncommon (Berdal, 1949;Bosher and Taylor, 1951;Wyndham, 1956;Law and Sheehan, 1965;Henrot et al, 1969).…”

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“…However, smaller or larger areas may be covered with columnar epithelium. This condition has been described by a number of authors (Schridde, 1904;Berdal, 1949;Bosher and Taylor, 1951;Raeburn, 1951;Thomas, Rappoport and Keogh, 1954;Wyndham, 1956;Barrett, 1957;Tchertkoff and Lee, 1962;Law and Sheehan, 1965;Gemsenjager, 1966;Henrot, Nandrup, Auriat, and Guionie, 1969), and will probably give no symptoms unless pathological changes are present in the ectopic mucosa.…”

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Ulceration in ectopic mucosa of the esophagus

Berdal

Winther²,

Myhre³

1973

J. Laryngol. Otol.

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Ulceration in ectopic mucosa of the esophagus

Berdal

Winther²,

Myhre³

1973

J. Laryngol. Otol.

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“…After Chevalier Jackson, 8 an otolaryngologist, decided to extend rigid endoscopic examination into the esophagus in the late 1920s, descriptions of patients with esophagi containing patches of columnar epithelium adjacent to ulcers appeared in the literature. 9,10 This was opined to be "congenital heterotopia of gastric mucosa in the esophagus." Histologically, heterotopic gastric mucosa consisted of CM that was identical to CM normally lining the proximal stomach distal to the end of the tube.…”

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The Evolution of the Definition and Diagnosis of Barrett Esophagus: A Historical Perspective

Chandrasoma

2021

Foregut: The Journal of the American Foregut Society

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Historical definitions of Barrett esophagus (BE) have depended on 2 beliefs: the esophagus is a squamous lined tube and the stomach is a columnar lined sac. Norman Barrett, in 1957, recognized that columnar lining in the tubular esophagus was reflux-induced metaplasia of squamous epithelium, leading to the present definition of BE. Recent evidence that gastric overdistension results in acid exposure of distal esophageal squamous epithelium, causing progressive columnar metaplasia, damage to the lower esophageal sphincter, and dilatation of the abdominal esophagus. This is presently mistaken at endoscopy for proximal stomach. The future definition of BE will likely include intra-sphincteric BE.

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“…Norman Barrett apoiou essa ideia em seu tratado, publicado em 1950 (1) . Na década de 1950, iniciaramse as primeiras referências à presença de metaplasia intestinal (MI) nesse epitélio (20) , sendo descrito o primeiro caso de adenocarcinoma atribuído ao EB com epitélio de mucosa com padrão intestinal (21) .…”

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Comparação entre o tratamento clínico e cirúrgico do refluxo gastroesofágico nos pacientes com esôfago de Barrett: como o epitélio colunar evolui a longo prazo?

Szachnowicz¹

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À minha família de origem, meus pais, Sara e Jayme, meus irmãos. Roberto, Samy e Cyntia, bases importantes da minha formação, da minha sensibilidade, e exemplos de amor incondicional e incentivo indestrutível em todas as etapas de minha formação. Sem eles, nada disto seria possível. À Ana Lucia, minha amada esposa, que me ensinou que o amor pode ser pleno, construído, mantido e apoiado em um mar de companheirismo, cumplicidade, conversas boas e sonhos realizados. Às minhas filhas, Beatriz e Luiza, meninas incríveis que me ensinam no dia a dia que aprender e realizar sonhos através dos que amamos pode ser o alimento da nossa felicidade. iv AGRADECIMENTOS Ao G.A.D.U., que me fez chegar a este momento e me lembra todos os dias que o que eu quero de melhor para mim também desejo para os meus semelhantes.Ao Professor Doutor Ivan Ceconello, meu mestre, professor e orientador desde o mestrado, um amigo que me deu a oportunidade de criar minha linha de pesquisa e me ensinou a não simplificar meus pensamentos, desenvolver nosso próprio estudo e nossas convicções através do trabalho sério e organizado.Ao Professor Doutor Henrique Walter Pinotti (in memoriam), que, pela sua personalidade e dedicação ímpares, me transmitiu a paixão pelo mundo do esôfago.

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Heterotopic Gastric Mucosa in the Esophagus With Ulceration and Stricture Formation

Cited by 60 publications

References 5 publications

Ulceration in ectopic mucosa of the esophagus

Ulceration in ectopic mucosa of the esophagus

The Evolution of the Definition and Diagnosis of Barrett Esophagus: A Historical Perspective

Comparação entre o tratamento clínico e cirúrgico do refluxo gastroesofágico nos pacientes com esôfago de Barrett: como o epitélio colunar evolui a longo prazo?

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