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High grade dysplasia: Surveillance, mucosal ablation, or resection?
Robert J. Korst
, Nasser K. Altorki
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High-grade Dysplasia
100%
Dysplasia Surveillance
100%
Mucosal Ablation
100%
Mucosal Resection
100%
Barrett's Esophagus
60%
Endoscopic Surveillance
60%
Esophagus
40%
Invasive Cancer
40%
High Cost
20%
Carcinoma
20%
5-year Survival
20%
Mortality Rate
20%
Gastroesophageal Reflux
20%
Long Follow-up
20%
Less Invasive Approach
20%
Low Mortality
20%
Metaplasia
20%
Operative Risk
20%
Esophagectomy
20%
Surveillance Program
20%
Mucosa
20%
Ablative Therapy
20%
Preoperative Diagnosis
20%
Sampling Error
20%
Premalignant Condition
20%
Dysplastic Epithelium
20%
Metaplastic Epithelium
20%
Medicine and Dentistry
Dysplasia
100%
Barrett Esophagus
60%
Esophagus
40%
Tumor Invasion
40%
Health Care Cost
20%
Surgical Risk
20%
Carcinoma
20%
Gastroesophageal Reflux
20%
Ablation Therapy
20%
Metaplasia
20%
Infancy
20%
Precancerous Condition
20%
Esophagectomy
20%
Mucosa
20%
Biopsy Technique
20%
Diseases
20%
Lower Mortality Rate
20%