Wednesday, September 26, 2018

#Esophagitis Dessicans Superficialis - #Impressive Endoscopic Appearance of a Benign Condition by Syed Adnan Mohiuddin in BJSTR

Abstract

Esophagitis Dessicans Superficialis (EDS) refers to a rare and unique lesion of the esophagus characterized by sloughing of esophagealmucosa. A benign condition, it is thought to be a mucosal reaction to various types of insults or a mucosal allergic response. Various clinical presentations, endoscopic appearances and associations with systemic diseases have been described in literature. We report 4 consecutive cases of this rare condition in our endoscopy practice with varying endoscopic characteristics and present a literature review of EDS.



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