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The       study reported herein was designed to assess the following: (1) the incidence of        Barrett's metaplasia among patients with GERD; (2) the ability of laparoscopic       fundoplication to control symptoms in patients with Barrett's metaplasia; (3) the       results of esophagectomy in patients with high-grade dysplasia; and (4) the       character of endoscopic follow-up programs of patients with Barrett's disease       being managed by physicians throughout a large geographic region (northern       California).
The       study reported herein was designed to assess the following: (1) the incidence of        Barrett's metaplasia among patients with GERD; (2) the ability of laparoscopic       fundoplication to control symptoms in patients with Barrett's metaplasia; (3) the       results of  @SUBJECT$   @PREDICAT$   @OBJECT$  with high-grade dysplasia; and (4) the       character of endoscopic follow-up programs of patients with Barrett's disease       being managed by physicians throughout a large geographic region (northern       California).