N	Concordance
1	he surrounding area to detect Barrett's oesophagus cancer, is very important.   
2	and a 3-5 cm long segment of the distal oesophagus mobilised and dissected free.
3	thelium. METHODS: Tissue from the human oesophagus comprised predominantly of sq
4	e of the buccal capsule; and a muscular oesophagus shorter than the glandular oe
5	          of squamous cell carcinoma of oesophagus treated with radiotherapy wer
6	e staining and to determine whether SSB oesophagus is associated with inflammati
7	examined in the myenteric plexus of the oesophagus and distal stomach. It is sug
8	opy revealed an exophytic tumour of the oesophagus, histologically identified as
9	l and, partly, submucosal layers of the oesophagus without damaging the muscular
10	sponse to electrical stimulation of the oesophagus is more reproducible than tha
11	f healthy subjects and to patients with oesophagus made up of jejunum and large