Barrett’s Esophagus: A Comprehensive Guide to Emerging Evidence for Improved Clinical Practice

By Douglas Pleskow, Tolga Erim

Barrett’s Esophagus: Emerging Evidence for Improved Clinical Practice is a comprehensive reference on the treatment and new imaging modalities of Barrett’s Esophagus for researchers, clinicians, and scholars. Each chapter is composed from the perspective of investigators who summarize the data as well as the reasoning behind why those studies were conceived.

Emerging Technologies in Surveillance and Treatment

This book emphasizes the emerging technologies in surveillance and treatment of Barrett’s Esophagus. It provides a perspective into the research behind Barrett’s Esophagus, highlighting the directions in which the research is, and should be, heading.

Clinical Scenarios and Future Directions

Each chapter contains clinical scenarios to highlight the directions in which the research is, and should be, heading. Research questions are described, and cutting-edge applications are explained.

Current Guidelines and Future Directions

The book also covers current guidelines and discussions on where these guidelines fall short, providing insights from the investigators.

Key Features

• Provides a perspective into the research behind Barrett’s Esophagus
• Emphasizes the emerging technologies in surveillance and treatment of Barrett’s
• Features clinical scenarios to highlight the directions in which research is, and should be, heading
• Includes coverage of current guidelines and discussions on where these guidelines fall short

Publication Details

ISBN-13: 9780128025116

Publisher: Elsevier Science

Publication date: 05/09/2016

Pages: 234