Table 1.

Summary table detailing existing case reports and case series on esophagitis dissecans superficialis, highlighting the suspected etiological factors and clinical management.

Endoscopic Follow-Up	Treatment	Biopsy	Etiology	Patient	Author, Year, [Ref.]
Follow-up endoscopy at 1 week (healed)	Liquid diet, iron supplementation was withheld	Yes	Medication-induced esophagitis (oral iron supplementation)	94-year-old male	Nasir UM et al., 2020 [31]
Follow-up endoscopy at 1 year (healed)	High-dose proton pump inhibitor	Yes	COVID-19 infection	68-year-old female	Salehi AM et al., 2022 [32]
None	Oral diclofenac was discontinued, treated with oral sucralfate and high-dose proton pump inhibitor	Yes	Medication-induced esophagitis (oral diclofenac)	54-year-old male	Senyondo G et al., 2022 [33]
None	Oral prednisone	Yes	Autoimmune disease (bullous pemphigoid)	67-year-old male	Morel-Cerda EC et al., 2020 [34]
None	Double-dose proton pump inhibitor and sucralfate	Yes	Treatment with tyrosine kinase inhibitor	70-year-old male	Kanagalingam G et al., 2021 [22]
None	Oral proton pump inhibitor and sucralfate	No	Treatment with metotrexate	57-year-old male	Venkata R et al., 2020 [23]
Follow-up endoscopy at 1 week (healed)	Intravenous proton pump inhibitor	No	Following hematopoietic stem cell transplantation	18-year-old female, 29-year-old male, 21-year-old male, 16-year-old male	Iwamuro M et al., 2020 [24]
None	Proton pump inhibitor treatment	Yes	Treatment with dabigatran	77-year-old women	Zhou Y et al., 2020 [25]
Follow-up endoscopy at 1 week (healed)	Double-dose proton pump inhibitor	Yes	Treatment with sunitinib	66-year-old male	Gayam S et al., 2016 [20]
Yes (healed)	Steroid treatment	Yes	Dermatomyositis	36-year-old male	Zheng W et al., 2021 [26]