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  • Barrett's Esophagus
  • Lesson 04/06

Intestinal metaplasia with goblet cells

Some countries require Intestinal Metaplasia with goblet cells to diagnose Barrett's Esophagus, whereas other countries don’t require goblet cells. In the United States, goblet cells are essential to make the diagnosis of Barrett's Esophagus. Please refer to the Barrett’s Esophagus criteria in your country.

You may review the various image interpretation sets before doing some self training questions.

1 Regular columnar-lined epithelium.png

Regular columnar-lined epithelium

2 Dark mucin in goblet cells easily identified.png

Dark mucin in goblet cells easily identified

3 Equidistant glands.png

Equidistant glands

4 Equidistant and regular cells.png

Equidistant and regular cells

5 Glands equal in size and shape.png

Glands equal in size and shape

PLAY THE TRAINING VIDEOS:

Organ: Esophagus
Investigated pathology: Barrett's Esophagus
Probe type: GastroFlex UHD
Laser wavelength: 488 nm
Courtesy: The DONT BIOPCE clinical trial, GIE, 2011

Organ: Esophagus
Investigated pathology: Barrett's Esophagus
Probe type: GastroFlex UHD
Laser wavelength: 488 nm
Courtesy: The DONT BIOPCE clinical trial, GIE, 2011

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These criteria have been reported and assessed in clinical studies. Other criteria of interpretation might exist. Thus whenever possible, confirmatory evaluation via conventional histopathology or any other clinical information is recommended.