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. 2017 Aug 1;56(15):1937–1942. doi: 10.2169/internalmedicine.56.8260

Table.

Characteristics of Subjects without and with Each Type of SSBE.

Without BE With circumferential SSBE With round localized SSBE With sharp localized SSBE
Gender (male/female) 2,356/1,235 (65.6/34.4) 29/9(76.3/23.7) 73/41(64.0/36.0) 56/13*(81.2/18.8)
Age in years (mean±SD) 52.3±9.2 57.6±8.4* 53.4±9.2 52.7±9.6
BMI 22.9±3.3 23.0±2.7 22.6±3.0 22.9±3.3
Habitual drinking 2,039 (56.8) 22 (57.9) 75 (65.8) 47 (68.1)
Current smoking 725 (20.2) 12 (31.6) 22 (19.3) 15 (21.7)
Reflux esophagitis 335 (9.3) 11 (28.9)* 21 (18.4)* 21 (30.4)*
Size of diaphragmatic hiatus
<1.0/1.0-2.0/>2.0 cm 2,863/670/58 (79.7/18.7/1.6) 16/20/2* (42.1/52.6/5.3) 96/16/2 (84.2/14.0/1.8) 56/13/0 (81.2/18.8/0)
Gastric mucosal atrophy
Closed/open type 3,072/519 (85.5/14.5) 31/7 (81.6/18.4) 96/18 (84.2/15.8) 61/8 (88.4/11.6)

BE: Barrett’s esophagus, SSBE: short segment Barrett’s esophagus, BMI: body mass index. Habitual drinking: drinking at 3 or more days per week. With anti-secretory drugs: Subjects with medication of proton pump inhibitors or H2 receptor antagonists. Closed and open type of gastric mucosal atrophy: C1-3 and O1-3 of the classification of Kimura and Takemoto. Data are shown as the mean±SD. Values in parentheses are percentages of cases. *Compared to subjects without BE (p<0.05).