Basal cell hyperplasia was defined as normal (< or = 25% of esophageal epithelial height), mild (26%-50%), moderate (51%-75%) or severe (> 75%).

Basal cell hyperplasia is a feature associated with tissue remodeling in esophageal inflammation (i.e., esophagitis) and carcinogenesis. Esophageal squamous ... Abstract · Introduction · Results · Discussion

Basal cell hyperplasia was defined as normal (<25% of esophageal epithelial height), mild (26–50%), moderate (51–75%), or severe (>75%).

Common epithelial changes in EoE include basal cell hyperplasia (BCH), characterized by expansion of basal keratinocytes and aberrant terminal differentiation ( ...

Basal cell hyperplasia is a reversible change that disappears with treatment. Hyperplasia also complicates other forms of esophagitis so that it is not ...

1 мая 2006 г. · Basal cell hyperplasia was defined as normal (≤25% of esophageal epithelial height), mild (26%-50%), moderate (51%-75%) or severe (>75%). The ...

Persistent Basal Cell Hyperplasia Is Associated With Clinical and Endoscopic Findings in Patients With Histologically Inactive Eosinophilic Esophagitis.

27 нояб. 2023 г. · The morphologic features of reflux esophagitis in the distal esophagus are variable and nonspecific, and they include basal cell hyperplasia, ...

This fibrosis may lead to dysphagia, food impaction and esophageal strictures. Often endoscopic biopsies are not adequate to assess subepithelial fibrosis, ...