… of eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE) are variable with at least 2 phenotypes. The goal of this
study was to classify adult EoE patients based on esophageal phenotype and diameter, and …

… Nonetheless, the esophageal diameters seen in EoE patients in this study would support a
second mechanism, beyond stricture formation, of dysphagia in EoE. Chehade et al reported …

… musculature, and thus, we believe that the defect in restriction of radial diameters is still
likely confined to the thickened mucosa and submucosa exhibited on high-resolution …

… (DI) and maximum EGJ diameter. For measurement of each of … , artifact that impacts diameter
measurement when occlusion of … , fixed diameter (after excluding esophageal contractions) …

… esophageal dilation in patients with eosinophilic esophagitis. The severity of mucosal
eosinophilia … was significant above the diameter of the barium tablet and that a reasonable target …

… the esophageal diameter in a cohort of adults with EoE, demonstrating a reduction in esophageal
luminal diameters … endoscopists’ assessment of esophageal stricture in pediatric and …

… to expand in spite of increasing intraluminal pressure at the point of minimal luminal diameter
of the esophageal body. The distension plateau was reduced by 50% in EoE compared to …

… The tool identified the esophageal body areas of greatest diameter at each FLIP channel (to
exclude esophageal body diameters during esophageal contractions); diameters were …

… dilation, PPIs, topical steroids, dietary therapy, and/or clinical trial drugs; and the eosinophil
count on biopsy and esophageal diameter at each endoscopic evaluation before and after …

… and management of esophageal eosinophilia and eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE).  …
per HPF) is associated both with a greater likelihood of improved esophageal diameter and …