… This review focuses on ablation therapy and the currently available ablative modalities
for which there are published human data. These include PDT, laser, multipolar …

… Laser ablation therapy usually took … ablation therapies can reverse BE. However, multiple
treatment sessions are required and, because of the relatively uncontrollable depth of ablation, …

… These include thermal ablation with lasers (neodymium–… ), non-thermal ablation with
photodynamic therapies (PDT), and … outcomes for these ablative therapies of Barrett’s epithelium. …

… to treat nondysplastic Barrett mucosa or Barrett esophagus with low-… ablative therapy was
performed in 1993 when the argon laser was used to ablate sections of a Barrett esophagus, …

… of endoscopic therapy modalities for Barrett esophagus exist, radiofrequency ablation is the
… with radiofrequency ablation, achieved complete Barrett esophagus ablation in 55.8% of …

… However, the value of ablation therapy remains unproven. … of Barrett's esophagus, targets
will no doubt become better defined. Although ablation therapy for Barrett's esophagus is still …

… However, with the advent of endoscopic ablative therapies for Barrett esophagus, the
treatment paradigm has shifted. Patients with high-grade dysplasia and intramucosal carcinoma …

… with T1a esophageal adenocarcinoma and BE of high-grade dysplasia should undergo
endoscopic ablative therapy. The most studied technique to date is radiofrequency ablation. It …

… the advent of esophageal ablation technology have transformed … ablative therapy is
recommended for complete eradication of any residual intestinal metaplasia (IM). Ablative therapy …

Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) effectively treats dysplastic Barrett esophagus (BE), reduces
the risk of esophageal adenocarcinoma (EAC), and infrequently produces complications. …