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The Royal Marsden How to Improve Screening for Barrett’s Oesophagus >40% of patients diagnosed with oesophageal adenocarcinoma have no history of heartburn Majority (>90%) Barrett’s pts will NOT develop adenocarcinoma Chak, Cancer 2006 Barrett’s diagnosis negatively impacts Quality of Life Gerson, GI Endo 2007; Hur, Health Rel QoL 2007
How to Improve Screening for Barrett’s Oesophagus – Review guidelines for screening – Identify risk factors for Barrett’s – Heartburn / 4 weeks / most of the time – triggers endoscopy – Improve screening methods – Videocapsule – Cytosponge – Prescribing practices – Repeat prescriptions for PPI – Educating public, pharmacists
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