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Is it possible for an esophageal to revert after a procedure is done?
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Probable: If you are talking about the esophagus reverting to normal after a fundoplication then the answer is yes. The esophagitis will heal. If you are talking about barrett's esophagitis it will also heal and the progression wil slow. One will still need serial checkups to assess the health of the esophagus.
Answered 4/8/2012
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