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What Does My Esophagogastroduodenoscopy Test Report Indicate?
Question: Dr. I had a EGD test done with Biopsy
IMPRESSIONS FROM PROCEDURE
No endoscopic abnormality to explain
patient's dysphagia. Biopsied.
Non-Bleeding erosive gastropathy.bio
Erythematous mucosa in gastric body
biopsied.Normal duodenumAll
Biopsied. Please Explain Feel same Test done on Oct /20/2015 prescription Prilosec.
IMPRESSIONS FROM PROCEDURE
No endoscopic abnormality to explain
patient's dysphagia. Biopsied.
Non-Bleeding erosive gastropathy.bio
Erythematous mucosa in gastric body
biopsied.Normal duodenumAll
Biopsied. Please Explain Feel same Test done on Oct /20/2015 prescription Prilosec.
Brief Answer:
no significant changes
Detailed Answer:
HI, thanks for using healthcare magic
No endoscopic abnormality to explain patients dysphagia- THERE WAS NIL abnormality seen on the scope done to explain the problems swallowing that you are having.
The esophagus would have likely appeared normal
Biopsied- a small sample of the area was taken
Non- bleeding erosive gastropathy- AN AREA of the stomach with an erosion (some of the surface was off) , was not bleeding when seen. This area was also biopsied.
Erosions can occur in persons with a history of reflux or gastritis.
Erythematous mucusa in gastric body- RED area in the lining of the body of the stomach, also biopsied.
Since you have reflux, this can be associated with increased redness in the stomach.
Normal duodenum- this is the early part of the small intestine that leads from the stomach. It is normal.
I hope this helps, feel free to ask any other questions
no significant changes
Detailed Answer:
HI, thanks for using healthcare magic
No endoscopic abnormality to explain patients dysphagia- THERE WAS NIL abnormality seen on the scope done to explain the problems swallowing that you are having.
The esophagus would have likely appeared normal
Biopsied- a small sample of the area was taken
Non- bleeding erosive gastropathy- AN AREA of the stomach with an erosion (some of the surface was off) , was not bleeding when seen. This area was also biopsied.
Erosions can occur in persons with a history of reflux or gastritis.
Erythematous mucusa in gastric body- RED area in the lining of the body of the stomach, also biopsied.
Since you have reflux, this can be associated with increased redness in the stomach.
Normal duodenum- this is the early part of the small intestine that leads from the stomach. It is normal.
I hope this helps, feel free to ask any other questions
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Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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