Gastroesophagoscopy - Esophagoscopy
Gastroesophagoscopy - Indications, Risks and Complications
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  • 1. Cricopharyngeus (Upper Esophageal Spincter)
  • 2. Upper Esophagus
  • 3. Gastroesophageal Junction - Barrett's Esophagus
  • 3. Gastroesophageal Junction - Barrett's Esophagus
  • 4. Gastric (Stomach) Mucoas with Large Folds or Rugae
  • 5. Gastric (Stomach) Mucosa with Large Folds or Rugae
  • 6. Pyloric Antrum & Orifice - Note The Areas of Gastritis
  • 7. Gastroscopy is passed through the pyloric orifice. Appearance of the Duodenum
  • 8. Duodenal Mucosal Biopsy
  • 9. Biopsy of the Pyloric Antrum
  • 10. Looking 180 deg back at the Cardiac Notch
  • 11. Gastric Mucosa in the Lower Esophagus - Barrett's Esophagus
  • 11. Gastric Mucosa in the Lower Esophagus - Barrett's Esophagus
  • 12. Biopsy of Barrett's Esophageal Mucosa
  • 12. Biopsy of Barrett's Esophageal Mucosa
Gastroesophagoscopy in a Patient
With Barrett's Esophagus
  

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