The mucosa from the esophageal biopsy is columnar rather than squamous. Furthermore it has a villiform appearance that is lined bu mucinous folveolar cells with interspersed pale blue goblet cells characteristic of incomplete intestinal metaplasia and diagnositic of Barrett’s esophagus.
The mucosa from the esophageal biopsy is columnar rather than squamous. Furthermore it has a villiform appearance that is lined bu mucinous folveolar cells with interspersed pale blue goblet cells characteristic of incomplete intestinal metaplasia and diagnositic of Barrett’s esophagus.
