ILOs
- Recall the common infectious and inflammatory conditions encountered in the upper GI tract.
- Describe the histological and endoscopic changes in Barrett’s oesophagus and understand its aetiology, pathogenesis and complications, including oesophageal cancer…
- Discuss the causes and complications of peptic ulceration and Helicobacter pylori infection
- Describe the classification of gastritis (acute vs. chronic, autoimmune, bacterial and chemical)
- Let’s remind ourselves of the normal GI wall structure…
- Look at the histology of the normal oesophageal mucosa…
- Explain what squamous dysplasia is, and how it looks!
- Now, look at an invasive squamous carcinoma in the tongue…
- Explain the pathology of reflux oesophagitis…
- What other pathologies can affect the oesophagus?
- Look at candida oesophagitis…
- Here’s a pathology sample that presented from a 62 year old female with oesophageal erosion…
- What are the symptoms of eosinophilic oesophagitis, and how is it characterised?
- Explain what Barrett’s oesophagus is…
- Here’s examples of dyplastic changes in Barrett’s oesophagus…
- What are the risks with Barrett’s Oesophagus?
- What are the associations with different types of oesophageal cancer?
- Outline the different pathologies we can get in the stomach…