Recurrent neoplasia
neoplasia, Barrett, cancer
NEOPLASIA, BARRETT, CANCER
There was a low rate of recurrent neoplasia. Only one patient had a low-grade neoplasia 3 months after the last H-APC. The initial cancer had been graded T1a m1 G1 and was treated safely by endoscopic resection. All of the patients received histological assessments during surveillance, with the exception of two patients who only had macroscopic evaluations. One of these patients was receiving anticoagulation therapy, and the other patient only presented at the 1-year follow-up, without visible residual Barrett’s mucosa. A histological sample was not taken.