| 07/05/05 - 12:44 PM  
 
   
 
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My .02 cents: Just going by the case Hx, it appears initially to be a case of heart burn and so was started with life style changes, then on antacid therapy, which apparently didn't provide relief. Going further, PPI are the standard of case for reflux. If the patient doesn't respond to this, or continues to have similar complaints on and off, then you may want to investigate for epithelial changes via endoscopy. I couldn't see what the previous post suggested was the answer. My browser was displaying it as :roll:. Am not sure what that meant. Let me know if this is the correct line of thinking or am I way off base here. wrote: I think so too because the patient needs esophageal endoscopy at this point. But the answer is A. How do you think? Thanks.
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| sumie Forum Elite
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| | 12/06/05 - 10:53 AM  
 
   
 
|   #5 |
i agree with you
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| bill Forum Newbie
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| | 12/06/05 - 01:33 PM  
 
   
 
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Is there a role for endoscopy in the diagnosis of GERD?
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| bill Forum Newbie
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| | 12/06/05 - 01:35 PM  
 
   
 
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Is the diagnosis of GERD uncertain here in this case?
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