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Endoscopy Revolutionizes GERD Management

Recent advances in endoscopy are changing the way we diagnose and treat gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), thereby impacting surgical decision-making.

  • High-resolution and image-enhanced endoscopy detect subtle mucosal changes more effectively.
  • Endoscopic interventions like mucosectomy and submucosal dissection offer safe, minimally invasive options for patients who don’t respond to proton pump inhibitors.

Surgeons should consider integrating advanced endoscopic techniques into their practice for better patient outcomes.

  • Functional assessments using endoscopy provide valuable insights into the mechanisms of GERD symptoms and lower esophageal sphincter dysfunction.

Review by Hosaka H, Kuribayashi S (…) Uraoka T et 4 al. in Digestion

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