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Gut 41:594-599 doi:10.1136/gut.41.5.594
  • Oesophagus

Associations between different forms of gastro-oesophageal reflux disease

Table 4

 Temporal relationships between each of two forms of GORD

Form of GORD [1] [1] before [2] Simultaneous [1] after [2] Form of GORD [2]
Oesophagitis 1752 (22%) 3039 (39%) 3059 (39%) Oesophageal ulcer
Oesophagitis 2500 (29%) 3721 (44%) 2277 (27%) Oesophageal stricture
Oesophagitis 106 (29%) 132 (36%) 126 (35%) Strictured hiatus hernia
Oesophagitis 6993 (19%) 21789 (59%) 8231 (22%) Hiatus hernia
Oesophagitis 150 (34%) 187 (42%) 106 (24%) Pyrosis
Oesophageal ulcer 659 (23%) 1180 (41%) 1061 (37%) Oesophageal stricture
Oesophageal ulcer 20 (33%) 13 (21%) 28 (46%) Strictured hiatus hernia
Oesophageal ulcer 1210 (22%) 2288 (42%) 1939 (36%) Hiatus hernia
Oesophageal ulcer 11 (34%) 6 (19%) 15 (47%) Pyrosis
Oesophageal stricture 69 (42%) 51 (31%) 44 (27%) Strictured hiatus hernia
Oesophageal stricture 1984 (32%) 2777 (44%) 1492 (24%) Hiatus hernia
Oesophageal stricture 14 (38%) 9 (24%) 14 (38%) Pyrosis
Strictured hiatus hernia 167 (42%) 9 (2%) 224 (56%) Hiatus hernia
Strictured hiatus hernia 2 (67%) 0 (0%) 1 (33%) Pyrosis
Hiatus hernia 145 (43%) 91 (27%) 99 (30%) Pyrosis

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