Radio Frequency Ablation for Barrett's Esophagus

Radio Fre­quen­cy Abla­tion (RFA) for Bar­ret­t’s Esoph­a­gus is a pro­ce­dure that uses a spe­cial catheter in the esoph­a­gus to deliv­er RF ener­gy in order to cre­ate a super­fi­cial burn in the esoph­a­gus that destroys Barrett’s Esoph­a­gus tissue.

The RFA pro­ce­dure decreas­es the risk of devel­op­ing esophageal can­cer by elim­i­nat­ing the Bar­ret­t’s tissue.

There are sev­er­al help­ful resources to learn more about Bar­ret­t’s Esoph­a­gus including:

http://​treat​bar​retts​.com/

http://​www​.learn​about​bar​retts​.com/

http://​www​.bar​rx​.com/

http://​www​.ecan​.org/​s​i​t​e​/​P​a​g​e​S​e​r​v​e​r​?​p​a​g​e​n​a​m​e​=home

Performed By

Asad Aziz, DO
4.9
Gastroenterology
Bloomingdale, Hoffman Estates, Itasca
Kashyap N. Katwala, MD
4.7
Gastroenterology, Interventional Endoscopy
Lockport, Naperville, Warrenville
Jennie S. Ng, MD
Gastroenterology
Downers Grove, Elmhurst, Hinsdale, Lisle, Oakbrook Terrace
Nisha Shah, MD
4.7
Gastroenterology
Elmhurst, Lisle, St. Charles, Warrenville, Winfield
Bradley D. Shapiro, MD
4.8
Gastroenterology
Hoffman Estates, Itasca