Barrett's esophagus Barrett's  esophagus is characterized by precancerous changes of the esophageal  mucosa due to repeated injuries in the mid inferioara.Cauza acid most  frequent reflux disease is esofagiana.Exista a number of risk factors  for Barrett esophagus: -The recent installation of reflux symptoms Long-time evolution of symptoms Reflux-simprome this night. Patients most at risk of developing this disorder are male Caucasians over 50 years with a history of retrosternal heartburn. Symptoms  of Barrett's esophagus are similar to those of gastro-esofagian.Acestea  include retrosternal burning and acid regurgitation. Some people have and swallowing difficult symptoms require immediate medical intervention. The only form of biopsy to confirm the diagnosis by endoscopy. Treatment  is similar to that of reflux.Acesta disease include lifestyle changes,  stopping smoking, greasy dishes, spicy foods, carbonated drinks,  chocolate, coffee and alcohol. Medications include antacids: antihistamines, protective agents, proton pump inhibitors. Barrett's esophagus is a premalignant condition that can lead to esophageal cancer. It  dezvoltaa by modifying specific cells in specific cell esophageal  mucosal lining of the stomach, the protection factor inpotriva acidity. Patients with Barrett's esophagus should undergo repeated screening exams to detect cancer in its early stages. One of the treatments tested is transformed premalignant laser ablation area. 
Pathogenesis Defines  this type Barrett metaplasia in distal esophagus, less than 1 cm from  the edge of the proximal gastric folds on the greater curvature of the  cylindrical type epithelium specialized caliciform attested by the  presence of cells. The  most accepted theory to explain the appearance of type Barrett's  metaplasia, such as the one that assumes that aggression produces acid  lesions of chronic esophageal squamous epithelium, which is ongoing  descuameaza and replaced with cylindrical type gastric epithelium, more  resistant to acid.Importanta this syndrome lies in more than 100 times the risk of developing esophageal cancer. 
Signs and symptoms People with Barrett's esophagus have no symptoms, they are those of gastro-esophageal reflux disease: Heartburn, retrosternal Food-bolus feeling stuck in throat Difficult or painful swallowing, Cough, shortness of breath-by aspiration pneumonia, asthma, bronchitis Haematemesis, bleeding-mouth protrudes -Vomiting and nausea -Anemia, weight loss. These  symptoms occur mostly at night, when the patient is lying, after  certain types of foods and drinks, or medical conditions: pregnancy,  obesity, gastric diabet.In gastroparesis symptoms are more severe  Barrett's esophagus. 
Diagnosis Diagnosis  of Barrett's esophagus is the most reliable biopsy, and examination by  endoscopy and endoscopic inumohistochimic.Metaplazia can be observed  directly or methylene blue staining of the Z-line transition zone  between the esophagus and the stomach epithelium. H.  pylori infection is a risk factor and its detection tests are  important: antru biopsy or gastric fundus, the urea breath test and  serological measurement. 
Treatment Medication is the same as for gastro-esophageal reflux disease: -Antacids:  antihistaminiceH2-drugs that bind to preventing the action of histamine  H2 receptor and release of acid: cimetidine, famotidine, ranitidine Proton-pump inhibitors: omeprazole, pantoprazole, lansoprazole -Action  drugs ACTA protezeaza mucosa of forming a protective blanket on the  surface, they contain a form of rubber and Al, Mg, Ca The preparations are constipating, and those with Mg diarrheal examples sucralfate Ca carbonate Surgical treatment includes the following techniques, laparoscopic or endoscopic made: -Fundoplication  in GERD-base surgery, the procedure involves suturing the gastric  fundus (the part closest to the junction with the esophagus), around the  distal esophagus and lower sphincter, reducing the diameter such that  he is incompetent SEI Z-resection line, the junction between the esophagus and the gastric mucosa, metaplasia: Laser or termochirurgie
 
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