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Endoscopy result. few erosions lowest end of oesophagus. stomach is normal. duodenum is normal down to the second part. imoression:reflux oesophagitis?
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The erosions are: Near where the swallowing tube joins the stomach, which men's they air likely due to reflux of stomach acid.
Answered 4/5/2013
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