Differences in the Characteristics of Barrett’s Esophagus and Barrett’s Adenocarcinoma between the United States and Japan
Figure 3
(a) Squamous columnar junction is located at 29 cm from the incisors. (b) Mucosal changes are seen in the entire circumference of pale redness and rough from squamous columnar junction to upper end of the gastric fold. (c) and (d) Endoscopic view revealed a reddish protruded lesion with an uneven surface located at 1 o’clock position in the oral side of Barrett’s esophagus after the spreading of indigo carmine.
