What is Barrett's Esophagus? | Dr. Raman Muthusamy

[@ditzynic]

I have the long type. this is the best way it's ever been explained. Really helpful video. Thank you so much for posting this

[@tatianebassani8792]

How do you treat Barrett?

[@leishadishmon4657]

Very informative. I have Barret's Esophagus, so I am thankful to know quite a bit more about it than I did before. Thank you for posting this!

[@JA-eq5um]

How are you doing now?

[@bibhutibhusanpradhan527]

Hey how are you doing now??

[@marycrotts7520]

What an amazing and informative video. Thanks so much

[@DUANEHEWSONBRD]

Biographical Note for barrett's esophagus Barrett, Norman Rupert (1903-1979), British surgeon. Barrett's numerous positions included those of surgeon at King Edward VII Sanatorium, Midhurst, and at London's St. Thomas's and Royal Brompton hospitals; lecturer in surgery at the University of London; and examiner in surgery at the universities of Cambridge, Oxford, Birmingham, London, and Khartoum. He also served as editor of Thorax and contributed to several surgery textbooks.

[@shirleysiebert8699]

My husband passed away from Esophagus cancer in 2006. I’ve had reflux for at least 20 plus years and use Prilosec every day or I suffer.

[@stevensharpe3182]

Thank you for this video go on for esop ablation in 2 days feel more at ease now thanks

[@DUANEHEWSONBRD]

metaplasia of the lower esophagus that is characterized by replacement of squamous epithelium with columnar epithelium, occurs especially as a result of chronic gastroesophageal reflux, and is associated with an increased risk for esophageal carcinoma. As many as 12% of the estimated 15 million GERD sufferers will develop Barrett's esophagus, and from 5% to 10% of those will go on to develop cancer..! Just a FYI #medical #information #details #fyi #doctordetails

[@JA-eq5um]

I have Barrett's esophagus without dysplasia. The doc says it's a small spot and it may go away. Has anyone ever heard of Barrett's going away?

[@CindyMarchand]

I also had a small spot. The doc removed it and said it probably will not come back. I have another endoscopy scheduled in 3 years. Now I am waiting to see if it returns.

[@khaledmanhi]

@@CindyMarchand did it? I hope it didn’t Please reply if you see this as I have the same issue

[@tatianebassani8792]

how are you now

[@brianvaught44]

i am getting ready to have a scope to look for a hernia/ acid level of my GERD (18 years). this was very informative, however a little bit scary too. i have already has cysts removed from my throat caused by Gerd. a few years ago.

[@garthboyer]

Have a look what I'm up to on Instagram to treat mine not a scam " strawberrycure "

[@ditzynic]

ok, now i'm scared out of my head

[@ericamartin6478]

dizzy in the dessert hello Are you better now