Podcast 134: How (and why) surveillance in Barrett’s esophagus should change

Barrett’s esophagus no longer carries the promise of esophageal cancer that it seemed to, but it bears watching, especially in the first year after the finding, when most cancers are found. The first author of this week’s New England Journal of Medicine study tracking the progression of a finding of Barrett’s over a median 5-year period offers some advice on how to proceed. Links: Physician’s First Watch summary NEJM abstract The post Podcast 134: How (and why) surveillance in Barrett’s esophagus should change first appeared on Clinical Conversations.