… with Barrett's esophagus but did not find a similar correlation with alcohol consumption.
Heartburn and régurgitationwere more frequent symp¬ toms in the group of patients with benign …

… regarding smoking and alcohol consumption, but it … alcohol consumption and smoking are
significant risk factors, others have shown no significant importance of alcohol consumption …

… with benign Barrett's esophagus and 62 patients with Barrett's adenocarcinoma to evaluate
the importance of cigarette smoking, alcohol consumption, and extent of Barrett's epithelium …

… Bland vs spicy food intake, vegetarian vs non-vegetarian diet, frequency of green vegetable,
tea, aerated drink, and alcohol consumption, and tobacco and betel nut use were similar …

… consumed large amounts of alcohol or cigarettes. Frequent reffux episodes, hiatus hernia…
smoking, and alcohol consumption were also risk factors for an increased length of Barrett’s …

… Alcohol remains a huge risk factor for SCC but not for EAC. In multiple … of alcohol consumption
and the duration of consumption were not associated with increased risk for EAC. Alcohol …

… to the increasing length of Barrett esophagus, size of hiatus hernia, and severity of acid
reflux. The role of smoking and alcohol consumption remains controversial. Increasing the …

… alcohol consumption and the risk of Barrett's esophagus … association with moderate to heavy
alcohol consumption (18, 36, … increased risk for Barrett's esophagus among heavy drinkers…

… alcohol consumption does not increase the risk of BE. However, two recent meta-analyses
have revealed that alcohol consumption … alcohol consumption was not associated with BE. …

… Unlike esophageal squamous cell carcinoma, where alcohol … between total alcohol
consumption and increased risk of EA. … of EA among persons who consumed alcohol, irrespective …