Endoscopic mucosal resection in Barrett's esophagus results in:: (A) Stricture esophagus, (B) Peptic ulceration, (C) Reflux esophagitis, (D) Achalasia cardia
Answer is A. Complications of endoscopic therapy in barrett esophagus should be divided into immediate and delayed outcomes. Immediate complications include bleeding and perforation. Delayed complications from ablative therapy include stricture formation.