{"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6044658\nPatient Name: Jargon, Victoria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martin, Marche\nDate of procedure: 2009-11-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No evidence of Barrett's oesophagus, short 2 cn hiatus hernia.,Oesophageal biopsies taken from three levels as requested.,OGD today to assess for ulceration/ongoing bleeding.,Diaphragmatic pinch:40cm .,She has a small hiatus hernia .,We will re-book for 2 weeks, rebanding.,Tiny erosions at the antrum.,Biopsies taken from top of stricture-metal marking clips in situ.,The varices flattened well with air insufflation.,He is on Barrett's Screeling List in October 2017 at St Thomas'.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6417773\nPatient Name: Powell, Destiny\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Safi, Lutfiyya\nDate of procedure: 2008-06-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum: Duodenitis with a small erosion .,STOMACH: diffuse gastritis with angiodysplasia and punctate bleeding site on greater curve mid body - no obvious ulcer- antrum scar ?,No immediate complications.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good positionat check endoscopy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6072011\nPatient Name: Martinez-Santos, Ana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rogers, Monica\nDate of procedure: 2007-10-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- Body Polyp- Pedunculated .,Several erosions/small ulcers in inflammed antrum.,Lax cardia with small hiatus hernia but no erosive oesophagitis.,DUODENUM: Normal to D3.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1449886\nPatient Name: Lopez, Maria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Heilman, Lisa\nDate of procedure: 2002-03-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Small amount of bright red blood that seems to have refluxed back through the pylorus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1607560\nPatient Name: al-Rahimi, Rif'a\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Krumland, Lisa\nDate of procedure: 2011-12-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Coffee ground vomit.,OESOPHAGUS: the previous subepithelial lesion measuring 1.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8031481\nPatient Name: Forrest, Dazheea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Millman, Arianna\nDate of procedure: 2014-09-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- Pylorus.,No cervical inlet patch.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2120051\nPatient Name: Naperola, Breanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vigil, Lidia\nDate of procedure: 2002-05-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm.,5 measured in endoscopy by near patient testing.,Atrophic stomach.,DUODENUM: mild duodenitis in the bulb.,In view of recent melaena amd Hb drop decision to proceed with banding.,APC 40W applied with good effect.,Small atypical-looking areas at GOJ - 11 o'clock and small nodular area at 3 - 4 o'clock - biopsied x 4.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7163832\nPatient Name: Zuni, Shannon\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Merced, Essence\nDate of procedure: 2009-09-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 35cm, biopsies taken from lower oesophagus and GOJ.,No blood or sign of recent bleeding.,OESOPHAGUS: Small 1cm hiatus hernia.,Normal appearances post THO.,Large gastric food residue, not safe to proceed.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6620949\nPatient Name: Gomez Barron, Erin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ursery, Dezire\nDate of procedure: 2003-10-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum: Diffuse significant oedema throughout D1 and D2.,D2 biopsies taken to exclude coeliac in view of weight loss.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C1 M5 .,OESOPHAGUS: Two 0.,Mild erosive gastritis, likely due to Aspirin - CLO test negative.,Treated with APC at 40W.,Biopsies showed no evidence of H.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4378217\nPatient Name: Hamm, Shebra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bauman, Caitlin\nDate of procedure: 2016-11-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus- Normal.,No stricture seen.,Presence of surgical stiches and superficial ulceration at the gastroenteric anastomoses.,Stomach - mild gastritis CLO taken - NEGTIVE.,Oesophagus: Barrett's - no nodules.,No bleeding seen.,Difficultto locate the pylorus but D2 reached.,D2 biopsies not taken.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Mild.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2657390\nPatient Name: el-Mohamed, Sabaaha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lopez, Brittany\nDate of procedure: 2004-01-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: 2cm hiatus hernia.,No inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,2 mm lipoma at 21 cm on the right wall,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and two more at 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,He is on Barrett's Screeling List in October 2017 at St Thomas'.,Pylorus initially quite tight and difficult to enter but admitted scope.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal.,The antrum looks spared.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S9393699\nPatient Name: al-Rehman, Aaisha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lewis, Iris\nDate of procedure: 2001-10-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophaghus was furrowed and mild trachealisation .,Some squamous papillomas in the distal oesophagus .,CLO taken - NEGATIVE.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D5975610\nPatient Name: al-Omer, Sabeeha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pullen, Jennifer\nDate of procedure: 2002-02-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No active source of bleeding was found.,Mutliple smooth strictures from 25cm to 38cm- scope easily passable.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4378127\nPatient Name: Suazo, Antionette\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Awan, Suhaila\nDate of procedure: 2002-04-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: The previous deep ulcer remains well covered with OTSC .,No hiatus hernia; fundoplication intact; CLO test done.,Normal duodenum.,OESOPHAGUS: traces of scarring post bleach ingestion with no inflammation, no strictures and no ulcerations, oesophagus essentially looks normal; GOJ at 40 cm.,Treated with APC at 40W.,Oesophagus: 2 columns of F1 varices- no signs of recent bleeding .,DUODENUM: first and second duodenum were distorted.,OESOPHAGUS: four small islands of Barrett's < 1 sq cm .,OESOPHAGUS: Two 0.,Four D2 biopsies were takento rule out coeliac disease.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7597311\nPatient Name: Apodaca, Kelly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Prieto, Lahana\nDate of procedure: 2016-10-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: pylori, confirming eradication after previous treatment from GP .,OESOPHAGUS: Tumour commencing just below Z-line extending into lesser curve as previously described.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H4452093\nPatient Name: Hadera, Aja\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dang, Wenli\nDate of procedure: 2015-03-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: tight proximal anastomotic stricture - dilated 20mm.,STOMACH: minimal non-erosive gastritis - CLO test negative.,Flumazenil given.,This couldn't be resolved with the coag graspers so 2 clips were deploted over the vessel and 1:10,000 adrenaline x10ml was injected with haemostasis achieved.,Oesophagus and stomach normal.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Nodular.,Normal duodenum.,There was loss of pit pattern on surface,STOMACH: significant amount of food residue in the stomach, therefore the procedure was stopped due to risk of aspiration and poor views.,Examined under white light and NBI.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R8004923\nPatient Name: Quenzer, Valerie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Hammad, Mumina\nDate of procedure: 2001-01-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Pt on clopidogrel and NJT in situ, and dilatation not performed.,Dudoenum- D2 Normal.,He is on Barrett's Screeling List in October 2017 at St Thomas'.,Gastric biopsies taken.,This couldn't be resolved with the coag graspers so 2 clips were deploted over the vessel and 1:10,000 adrenaline x10ml was injected with haemostasis achieved.,Not examined.,OESOPHAGUS: Small 1cm hiatus hernia.,No source of upper GI bleeding was identified.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7957976\nPatient Name: Kelsay, Madalyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bean, Caitlynn\nDate of procedure: 2006-10-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Diaphragmatic pinch: 44cm.,Duodenum - normal.,ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS .,No nodular or atypical areas examined in WL and NBI.,No inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z2727641\nPatient Name: Sa, Xia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Patchett, Taiyler\nDate of procedure: 2004-10-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He has H Pylori eradication following last examination.,Modalities used to achieve haemostasis: 10mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and 2 clips applied.,It looks like things have improved but not normalised.,DUODENUM: mild non-erosive duodenitis in D2.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7461659\nPatient Name: el-Waheed, Kaatima\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Stiens, Tracy\nDate of procedure: 2011-12-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: GOJ at 43 cm.,Top of gastrisc folds:43cm.,No erosions but oedematous folds.,3cm hiatus hernia with 1cm arretts.,DUODENUM: mild non-erosive duodenitis in D2.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T3145793\nPatient Name: Pacheco, Anai\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Euell, Jephonique\nDate of procedure: 2016-01-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: 2cm hiatus hernia, otherwise normal oesophagus with no lesions.,STOMACH: normal- CLO test - negative.,Several sessile polyps in stomach; fundoplication intact on retro-flexion; no hiatus hernia.,No obvious mucosal lesions but poor views obtained.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no residual Barrett's post HALO RFA.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5148114\nPatient Name: Bennett, Ashleigh\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Escalera Bustos, Michelle\nDate of procedure: 2014-04-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus- Candida in proximal oesophagus.,Flumazenil given.,OESOPHAGUS: Two 0.,Just distal to the anasomosis, inferior wall and anterior wall there were two ulcers with hematin deposits.,No evidence of reflux oesophagitis.,No inlet patch.,STOMACH: PHG mild to moderate.,Sha has a 2cm .,They are mostly well covered, with red signs on one varix only.,Some squamous papillomas in the distal oesophagus .\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U1759838\nPatient Name: Young, Paulina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Soliman, Firdaus\nDate of procedure: 2004-09-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: diffuse gastritis with angiodysplasia and punctate bleeding site on greater curve mid body - no obvious ulcer- antrum scar ?,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's osophagus C3M5 34-39cm.,He also has erosive gastritis in the fundus.,STOMACH: non-erosive gastritis from mid-body to antrum, CLO test: negative.,STOMACH: numerous fundic glands looking polyps at body and fundus with size ranging from 2 mm to 10 mm.,Otherwise entirely normal study.,Scope easily passed through.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5917931\nPatient Name: al-Mahdavi, Ghazaala\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tomaselli, Megan\nDate of procedure: 2011-10-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Top of gastrisc folds:43cm.,No inlet patch.,Biopsies taken from distal, mid and proximal third.,STOMACH: Normal.,Hiatus Hernia- Small.,Oesophagus normal with no hiatus hernia or oesophagitis.,D2 biopsies taken in view of weight loss.,STOMACH: gastritis in antrum - CLO test: negative.,Nodules between 38 anc 34cm, Paris Type IIa annd covered 75% of the circumference of the oesophagus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2813264\nPatient Name: Williams, K'Rene\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Street, Alanna\nDate of procedure: 2016-08-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No varices anywhere in the upper GI tract/ no PHG.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0 M1.,No blood or sign of recent bleeding.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A6871788\nPatient Name: Pacheco, Megan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bemnet, Alliyah\nDate of procedure: 2013-04-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There is a duodenal diverticulum, just after the D1/D2 flexure but there is no inflammation, ulceration or erosions.,Biopsies from D2 and stomach.,Biopsies from D2 and stomach.,Several erosions/small ulcers in inflammed antrum.,Hiatus hernia .,The antrum looks spared.,Stomach - mild gastritis CLO - negative.,D1 inspected carefully and no othe abnormalities seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6229707\nPatient Name: Gilliland, Caitlin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Velez, Angelica\nDate of procedure: 2013-12-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 40cm with small sliding hiatus hernia.,Forrest Ulcer classification: IIc.,Gastritis and duodenitis.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7228898\nPatient Name: Khliu, Yavneeka\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gates, Kayla-Anne\nDate of procedure: 2002-10-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: C0M1 Barretts- biopsied.,No active bleeding or altered blood.,DUODENUM: Not entered.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ, no inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.,Thickened mucosal folds at the cardia .,No blood or ongoing bleeding seen in the UGI tract.,G: No fundal varices seen.,D: Normal to D2.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B1224656\nPatient Name: el-Sarah, Najlaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Basher, Haala\nDate of procedure: 2016-04-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Hiatus hernia, sliding, 3 cm.,Duodenum: Duodenitis with a small erosion .,The GOJ was circumferentially removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit.,Very difficult to get biopsies.,STOMACH: partly filled with fresiduals of NG feed.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G4762980\nPatient Name: Douglas, Mitchelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Moustafa, Shaakira\nDate of procedure: 2013-10-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No ulcers, no recent bleeding.,STOMACH: subtle non-erosive antral/mid-body gastritis - CLO test - positive.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 36 cm.,The GOJ was circumferentially removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit.,The endoscope passed through the stricture with resistance before dilatation initiated.,No hiatus hernia identified.,Inlet patch - Yes or No:No.,OESOPHAGUS: Lax LOS .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1418327\nPatient Name: Melton, Chandler\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tufts, Makisha\nDate of procedure: 2015-01-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: NJ placed uder direct vision.,Mild oesophagitis LA grade B, sliding hiatus hernia about 3cm.,Sessile polyp in the body of stomach - ulcerated - biopsied.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6545050\nPatient Name: el-Shams, Muntaha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cumpton, Taylor\nDate of procedure: 2012-08-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: Forrest III ulcer in D1.,Representative biopsies taken.,D2 biopsies taken in view of weight loss.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W1047941\nPatient Name: Lindsay, Alexandria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Elfeld, Allison\nDate of procedure: 2004-04-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagitis with superficial, apparently-healing erosions.,Proximal to the pylorus was an anastomosis opening into a loop with 2 openings ?,Sessile polyp in the body of stomach - ulcerated - biopsied.,DUODENUM: Mild oedema of the mucosa and scalloping.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJN at 39 cm.,Coffee ground vomit.,GOJ at 37cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O4756019\nPatient Name: Vialpando, Charlayna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Pasha, Sameeha\nDate of procedure: 2002-09-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Diaphragmatic pinch:40cm .,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm.,Hiatus Hernia- Small.,STOMACH: small hiatus hernia, normal stomach otherwise.,STOMACH: PEG in situ, not embeded.,Grade 2-3 varices, several columns.,No stigmata of recent bleeding.,C0M1 Barrett's with a few islands to 35cm .,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 46 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P2080807\nPatient Name: al-Salloum, Sahla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Magers, Morgan\nDate of procedure: 2008-12-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Mild generalised gastritis.,No varices.,Nodules between 38 anc 34cm, Paris Type IIa annd covered 75% of the circumference of the oesophagus.,DUODENUM: Normal D2 biopsies taken.,DUODENUM: small erythema in D1, probably caused by taking Aspirin long term.,No stigmata of bleeding.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L2478495\nPatient Name: Tsuchiya, Young Saeng\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Leblanc, Bianca\nDate of procedure: 2010-10-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 47 cm.,Therefore multiple polyps were biopsied.,Not the most convincing oesophageal trachealisation - biopsies taken to assess for eosinophilic oesophagitis - proximal, mid and distal oesophagus.,Small amount of bile in the gastric conduit.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2068433\nPatient Name: Blackhorse, Alvina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kim, Connie\nDate of procedure: 2007-11-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA B .,Oesophageal biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A .,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C3M9, 21-30cm, but squamous regeneration at site of previous APC.,CLOtest and duodenal biopsies taken.,STOMACH: Mild antral erythematous gastritis.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Acute angulation into alimaentary limb or roux loop which may be the cause for poor functionality.,Rest of upper GI tract normal.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the antrum with no bleeding.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1951882\nPatient Name: Asad, Trang\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Charley, Deanna\nDate of procedure: 2008-07-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: minimal non-erosive gastritis - CLO test negative.,Pt on clopidogrel and NJT in situ, and dilatation not performed.,Neo Z line looks normal at 36 cm.,Hiatus Hernia- Small.,No lifting with St.Mark's solution,The GOJ was circumferentially removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit.,Gastritis- Nodular.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 39cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D9082891\nPatient Name: Budney, Angela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nelson-Griffith, Sara\nDate of procedure: 2009-11-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Scope passed through easily.,Stomach- Fundus, Stomach- Cardia and Stomach- Body Normal.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm.,The minor ampulla was identified proximal to it.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2752405\nPatient Name: al-Abdul, Lubna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Muhammed, Zahra\nDate of procedure: 2013-02-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small hiatus hernia only.,pylori, confirming eradication after previous treatment from GP .,OESOPHAGUS: one linear varix, small size, flattened on insufflation, with no red signs.,All 3 EMR peices were retrieved with Roth netting.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q4907331\nPatient Name: Simmons, Enjoli\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tampubolon, Mary\nDate of procedure: 2010-03-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach - Normal.,Small benign gastric polyp/oedematous mucosa on GOJ side not biopsied.,STOMACH: absent, jejunum healthy - aspirates for small bowel overgrowth.,Normal otherwise.,G: Tiny fundal gastric erosions.,Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Erosive antral gastritis.,Antral and body biopsied for CLO as on PPI - CLO negative.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7140324\nPatient Name: Bean, Rashiah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Neff, Tina\nDate of procedure: 2003-06-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Modalities used to achieve haemostasis: 10mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and 2 clips applied.,Epigastric burning pain improved on omeprazole.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R9120543\nPatient Name: Muhammad, Camara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Salat, Whitney\nDate of procedure: 2016-06-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: O: GOJ at 41cm.,Lifted and ESD performed.,The endoscope passed through the stricture with resistance before dilatation initiated.,Otherwise oesophagus normal.,Normal muosa.,No gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7095078\nPatient Name: Rios Ochoa, Alyssa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hood, Alexis\nDate of procedure: 2012-08-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Subtle Schatzki ring, mild oesophagitis above 2cm hiastus hernia, biopsies from 30 and 20cm to check for eosinophilia.,Large 2cm chronic looking duodenal ulcer in antero-superior aspect of bulb.,It appeared to arise from the floor of D2 but I could not positively identify the major ampulla, so it could be related to that.,OESOPHAGUS: Candida + moderate oesophagitis.,Stomach: Mild, non-specific antral gastritis.,OESOPHAGUS: EMR sites - more distal one at 37cm .,It is 1cm in length.,Oesophagus dilated; Grade 3 oesophagitis from30-38 cm; 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z6299612\nPatient Name: al-Azer, Nawaar\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gysin, Peighton\nDate of procedure: 2016-08-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No stigmata of bleeding.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E6197772\nPatient Name: el-Majid, Naseera\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sherlock, Calandra\nDate of procedure: 2010-05-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus- Normal.,STOMACH: as above.,OESOPHAGUS: oesophageal candidiasis in the lower third.,Self limited.,Pt with known lower oesoph SCC post chemoradiotherapy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1732455\nPatient Name: Rawson, Taylor\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Amartey, Navya\nDate of procedure: 2002-08-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: x6 D2/3 biopsies taken.,Several sessile polyps in stomach; fundoplication intact on retro-flexion; no hiatus hernia.,Small polyp on incisura,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and 25 cm plus 2 biopsies at 20 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Tumour at 40cm right wall below the Z-line, inkeeping with Type 2 cardia tumour.,Treated- APC.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M8823141\nPatient Name: Rodriguez, Leticia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Morales, Nayely\nDate of procedure: 2008-05-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No inlet patch.,No fundal varices seen.,Third duodenum compressed by an extrinsic ovoidal shaped mass.,STOMACH: Portal Hypertensive Gastropathy.,Dudoenum- D2 Normal.,No cause for anaemia was found.,No GI cause of dysphagia.,Erosive antral gastritis.,Endoscopic treatment not indicated.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5272217\nPatient Name: el-Miah, Husniyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Reza, Haseena\nDate of procedure: 2012-08-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS:Normal.,Gastric biopsies taken as on PPI,Quad bx takenat GOJ, 39,37M.,Just distal to the anasomosis, inferior wall and anterior wall there were two ulcers with hematin deposits.,Oesophagus and stomach normal.,In view of recent melaena amd Hb drop decision to proceed with banding.,Discrete erythema in the body, without any particular significance.,Normal stomach and duodenum.,Almost stopped but as oozing treated with 4ml of adrenaline 1:10,000 and bipolar with good effect.,Extensive portal hypertensive gastropathy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C8544445\nPatient Name: al-Farid, Haajara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Das, Alison\nDate of procedure: 2016-10-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: 2cm hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5917376\nPatient Name: Davis, Jaleesa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Roybal, Brianda\nDate of procedure: 2009-09-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsies showed no evidence of H.,Oesophageal biopsies taken from three levels as requested.,STOMACH: Food residue.,She has a Paris subcentimetre 1s nodule at the GOJ which is likely to be hyperplastic or regenerative.,Topf of gastric folds 35cm, 34, 30M.,DUODENUM: small erythema in D1, probably caused by taking Aspirin long term.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A1648588\nPatient Name: Corral, Amariz\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Stecklein, Megan\nDate of procedure: 2012-07-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Bleeding from 3 of the biopsy sites.,Florid oral and upper oesophageal candida.,Oesophagus- No varices.,DUODENUM: Moderate duodenitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J1337672\nPatient Name: Garcia, Maria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Apodaca, Morgan\nDate of procedure: 2008-07-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophageal mucosae very friable and inflamed.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8594667\nPatient Name: Sisa, Angelica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vo, Alice\nDate of procedure: 2001-01-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: large, 5 - 6 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,STOMACH: erosive antral gastritis - CLO test negative.,Mild non-erosive gastritis in the body.,DUODENUM: almost complete resolution of pyloric oedema.,No obvious slipped wrap.,Fundoplication normal on retroflexion; erosive gastritis in antrum - biopsy and CLO.,STOMACH: gastritis in antrum - CLO test: negative.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B8880712\nPatient Name: Lucero, Gisela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Magat, Rayna\nDate of procedure: 2016-11-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: NBI used .,Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 38cmx4,36cmx2.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no appreciable hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G8210675\nPatient Name: Masters, Sabrina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Clayton, Annalisa\nDate of procedure: 2008-04-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: large hiatus hernia.,Several sessile polyps in stomach; fundoplication intact on retro-flexion; no hiatus hernia.,5 measured in endoscopy by near patient testing.,STOMACH: hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V4085520\nPatient Name: Atsedu, Kyanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garden, Nina\nDate of procedure: 2007-04-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: oesophageal candidiasis in the lower third.,In view of recent melaena amd Hb drop decision to proceed with banding.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,STOMACH: 2-3 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,He also has erosive gastritis in the fundus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I1303991\nPatient Name: Cabral, Alexa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ulibarri, Matilda\nDate of procedure: 2010-03-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach: Mild, non-specific antral gastritis.,No blood in the UGI tract.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2075882\nPatient Name: el-Abood, Rasheeqa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Le, Charell\nDate of procedure: 2006-11-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D2 biopsies taken to exclude coeliac disease in view of bloating.,3 clips deployed and 7ml of 1:10,000 adrenaline injected around the area.,Dudoenum- D2 Vascular- Telangiectasia.,He has a fullly neosquamous oesophagus with an irregular Z-line.,The varices flattened well with air insufflation.,No fresh or altered blood in the upper GI tract.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O3104214\nPatient Name: Solorio-Perez, Paloma\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Reed, Vanessa\nDate of procedure: 2016-06-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Congested mucosa in all tracts, with some congested folds in the fundus that may represent well covered varices.,STOMACH/ DUODENUM: Normal.,There is very slight and non-restrcitve stricturing at the site of the previous EMR.,The last EMR removed felt less easy to suck up than the others.,She has an mid-oesophageal ulcer oesophageal varices around 40cm a second procedure was performed with intention of banding.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P4425100\nPatient Name: Schroeder, Shauna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Barakat, Siddeeqa\nDate of procedure: 2003-01-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 3 treatments with no cleaning step.,Specifically, no evidence of oesophageal varices.,DUODENUM: D1 normal.,GOJ at 35cm, biopsies taken from lower oesophagus and GOJ.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L8917541\nPatient Name: Mcmahon, Dede\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Sattar, Ghuzaila\nDate of procedure: 2013-07-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: atrophic mucosa, especially in D2.,Top of gastric folds: 41 cm.,STOMACH: Mild nodular areas of inflammation in antrum - biopsies for h pylori as on PPI.,DUODENUM: mild non-erosive duodenitis in D2.,No inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,Stomach - mild gastritis CLO taken - NEGTIVE.,No haitus hernia.,STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia; non-erosive antral gastritis.,Several sessile polyps in stomach; fundoplication intact on retro-flexion; no hiatus hernia.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K6126215\nPatient Name: Wilcox, Demi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Epps, Syerra\nDate of procedure: 2016-10-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No GI cause of dysphagia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S6740918\nPatient Name: Napila, Michelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jiron, Michelle\nDate of procedure: 2007-08-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Flumazenil given.,STOMACH: 6 sessile polyps in mid-body and lesser curve, max size 4 mm - biopsied x 2.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 39,37,35.,Difficultto locate the pylorus but D2 reached.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the esophagus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D2568207\nPatient Name: Deleeuw, Mirandah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jones, Caitlyn\nDate of procedure: 2011-11-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The intervening mucosa looks normal.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A mild, distal.,GOJ scar tissue and nodular areafrom 39-42cm, biopsied.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Angularis.,STOMACH: very mild antral gastritis .,Mutliple smooth strictures from 25cm to 38cm- scope easily passable.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N1257699\nPatient Name: el-Hassan, Aliyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Goddard, Sage\nDate of procedure: 2009-02-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Mild antral gastritis.,Duodenum - Normal D2 Bx taken.,He has an isolate patch of gastritis with the occasional erosion within the fundus which probably accounts for the PET findings.,Normal D2.,The GOJ was circumferentially removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit.,No gastritis.,STOMACH: Small amount of bright red blood that seems to have refluxed back through the pylorus.,Duodenum - Normal D2 Bx taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7176341\nPatient Name: Kelley, Amanda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Williams, Tierra\nDate of procedure: 2008-08-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Dudoenum- D2 Vascular- Telangiectasia.,Duodenitis D1 - mild.,No portal hypertensive gastropathy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7489214\nPatient Name: el-Fayad, Ilhaam\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gilman, Courtney\nDate of procedure: 2002-09-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No gastric varices and no portal hypertensive gastropathy.,No evidence of malignancy.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm.,STOMACH: Mild antral erythematous gastritis.,Very short D1.,Duodenum: Diffuse significant oedema throughout D1 and D2.,Biopsies taken distally and proximally.,Sessile polyp in the body of stomach - ulcerated - biopsied.,Self limited.,We will re-book for 2 weeks, rebanding.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R2764793\nPatient Name: Sailas, Wendy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hsueh, Annie\nDate of procedure: 2014-03-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus and stomach normal.,STOMACH: Portal hypertensive gastropathy.,Previous partial gastrectomy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7058648\nPatient Name: Habtu, Siobhan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hernandez-Espinosa, Eliosa\nDate of procedure: 2004-08-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Distorted and distended stomach.,D2 biopsies not taken.,DUODENUM: Mild duodenitis.,Final Prague score: C0M1 .,Mucosal inflammation noted in the esophagus.,Specifically, no evidence of oesophageal varices.,Multiple biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: top of gastric fold and neo-Zline at 38 cm, 36 and 35 cm.,Treated with HALO RFA Express at 10J.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z8946728\nPatient Name: Mccarty, Natalie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Perez, Victoria\nDate of procedure: 2016-04-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Difficultto locate the pylorus but D2 reached.,OESOPHAGUS: two clips still in situ.,This was removed by a 4 peice EMR using Duette MBM kit.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good position at check endoscopy.,Post laparoscopic Nissen's fundoplication 4y ago.,O: No oesophageal varices seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7331206\nPatient Name: Schantzen, Tanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lynch, Viktoria\nDate of procedure: 2013-09-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No inlet patch was seen.,OESOPHAGUS: Neo Z line at 44 cm.,Forest grade III.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good position at check endoscopy.,Topf of gastric folds 35cm, 34, 30M.,No inlet patch.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA C .,Hiatus Hernia- Small.,STOMACH: mild non-erosive antral gastritis, CLO test - negative.,O: GOJ at 41cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T9453315\nPatient Name: Burnett, Kanjai\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Howard, Tameika\nDate of procedure: 2002-12-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Upper oesophageal narrowing passable with the scope, normal mucosae.,Further snare coagulation over the area was performed.,No polyp with suspicious/different features identified.,No gastric varices.,Pt on clopidogrel and NJT in situ, and dilatation not performed.,D1 biopsy taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4134709\nPatient Name: Ulibarri-Gomez, Shelby\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Erker, Amanda\nDate of procedure: 2004-06-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Third duodenum compressed by an extrinsic ovoidal shaped mass.,No melaena.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5156770\nPatient Name: Liang, Nadia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Stenson, Kayla\nDate of procedure: 2002-02-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There seemed to be two loops.,He has H Pylori eradication following last examination.,Hiatus hernia.,Normal duodenum.,No visible lesion.,2cm hiatus hernia.,Two biopsies were taken from lower oesophagus to investigate for ?,OESOPHAGUS: two short segments of Barrett's oesophagus, max 1 cm each, at 36 to 37 cm, C0M1.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA B .,No inlet patch was seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C2789586\nPatient Name: Gray, Kailee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Siwa, Michiyo\nDate of procedure: 2013-06-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: as above.,Lifted and ESD performed.,GOJ at 35 cm.,STOMACH: Healthy conduit, widely patent pylorus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5990901\nPatient Name: Moore, Emily\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Schlabaugh, Shelby\nDate of procedure: 2014-12-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Subtle Schatzki ring, mild oesophagitis above 2cm hiastus hernia, biopsies from 30 and 20cm to check for eosinophilia.,No active ource of bleeding was found.,Volvulus partially reduced.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A3962018\nPatient Name: el-Sadri, Maazina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Baker, Elena\nDate of procedure: 2008-10-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No cause for her pain was found.,5 cm in size .,D: Oedematous mucosa and erosions in D1.,STOMACH: Streaky antral gastritis with linear erosions.,C0M1 Barretts- biopsied.,DUODENUM: duodenal ulcer in D1 - 2 cm diameter on the posterior wall, with clean base and surrounding oedema, causing some degree of stricture; scope easily passed into D2, without resistance.,GOJ on contraction gives a false impression of Schatzki ring.,G: mild PHG.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J8367396\nPatient Name: Anderson, Maeve\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lee, Julia\nDate of procedure: 2002-04-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Moderate amount of bile in the stomach, with reactive gastritis.,No evidence of malignancy.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm.,No obvious slipped wrap.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8211489\nPatient Name: Johnson, Kayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mc Carter, Taylour\nDate of procedure: 2015-12-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Hiatus Hernia- Small.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9209688\nPatient Name: Lopez, Jaime\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rupe, Jodi\nDate of procedure: 2012-07-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 39,37,35.,Oesophagus - Normal.,OESOPHAGUS: gastric conduit anastomosis at 27cm, mild/mod oesophagitis - no narrowing at proximal anastomosis.,The previous reflux oesophagitis has healed.,Three D2 andone D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.,G: Normal mucosa.,He had a Paris IIa lesion at 12 and 6 o'clock.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G9989010\nPatient Name: Branham, Deanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Howard, Audreeya\nDate of procedure: 2004-06-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesopahgus- Distal Oesophagitis- LA A/B .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1083206\nPatient Name: White, Hannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Runyan, Jordyn\nDate of procedure: 2007-11-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A/B .,Just distal to the anasomosis, inferior wall and anterior wall there were two ulcers with hematin deposits.,Fresh bleeding seen in D2 distal to the ampulla secondary to angioectasia.,The procedure was poorly tolerated, therefore only x 2 biopsies were take at 40 cm, 30 cm and 23 cm respectively, to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,The intervening mucosa looks normal.,G: Normal mucosa.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3619361\nPatient Name: Reed, Elizabeth\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hagiwara, Keiko\nDate of procedure: 2001-06-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum: Duodenitis with a small erosion .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W7335845\nPatient Name: Torres, Karalyssa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Palomino, Monique\nDate of procedure: 2013-04-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small polyp on incisura,Oesophagitis- LA A .,OESOPHAGUS: Proximal inlet patch 20cm, grade A oesophagitis.,No stricturing seen.,anastomosis at 30cm widely patent and normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1085643\nPatient Name: Younger, Jeneba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Holmes, Mercedes\nDate of procedure: 2014-10-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: The previous deep ulcer remains well covered with OTSC .,Hiatus hernia.,Proceed to colonoscopy today as planned.,3 x bands appied to the oesophageal varices - at 39cm, 37cm and 36cm with good proximal decompression.,No strictures seen.,Erosive antral gastritis.,No varices.,Treated with HALO Channel RFA at 12J.,OESOPHAGUS: slightly tortuous and dilated but normal mucosa throughout.,In the distal tract there is a linear erosion, about 1 cm long.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6658276\nPatient Name: Hejny, Faith\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Alston, Vonia\nDate of procedure: 2008-07-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Its removal resulted in a significant pulsating bleed from a vessel at the edge of the EMR.,OESOPHAGUS: EMR sites - more distal one at 37cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4154167\nPatient Name: Burton, Aniya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Torrey, Katelyn\nDate of procedure: 2008-02-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach - Normal.,OESOPHAGUS: Irregular Z-line, no clear visible Barrett's but metaplasia on previous biopsy.,STOMACH: The previous deep ulcer remains well covered with OTSC .,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and two more at 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Total of 75 ablations.,Just distal to the anasomosis, inferior wall and anterior wall there were two ulcers with hematin deposits.,No blood in the upper GI tract.,Venous/vascular bleb in lower oesophagus - not typical for portal hypertension.,No gastric varices.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K8099671\nPatient Name: Boone, Sara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Myers, Alexandra\nDate of procedure: 2010-07-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There was very mild oesophagitis and a single 5mm benign-appearing ulcer at the gastro-oesophageal junction.,In retroflexion wrap non clearly identifyed.,Biopsies taken for histology and samples in saline.,10mm sub-epithelial lesion at antrum.,STOMACH: Mild antral erythematous gastritis.,Antral and body biopsied for CLO as on PPI - CLO negative.,No cause for anaemia was found.,Stomach: Mild, non-specific antral gastritis.,No gastric varices.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1985702\nPatient Name: el-Doud, Almaasa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ntumba, Vanessa\nDate of procedure: 2005-10-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: At GOJ small nodule likely representing inflammatory polyp.,Neo Z line looks normal at 36 cm.,No inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.,DUODENUM: Normal.,Narrow band imaging of the oesophagus:.,Duodenum - severe duodenitis in D21 with multiple clean based ulcers.,Large food residue in stomach.,Gastritis and duodenitis.,No ongoing duodenal ulceration.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D4796018\nPatient Name: Mccabe, Amanda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Weber, Kai Li\nDate of procedure: 2014-10-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- Fundus, Stomach- Cardia and Stomach- Body Normal.,Aspirates also taken.,Stomach- Fundus, Stomach- Cardia and Stomach- Body Normal.,GOJ at 38cm.,x6 D2/3 biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: gastric conduit anastomosis at 27cm, mild/mod oesophagitis - no narrowing at proximal anastomosis.,Oesophagus - small <5mmoesophageal varices x2 columns.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2905244\nPatient Name: Lorenz, Briana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Greiss, Muneefa\nDate of procedure: 2015-05-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: At most C0M1 Barrett's at GOJ remains.,Inlet patch - No:.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm.,anastomosis at 30cm widely patent and normal.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part of duodenum with the exception of small gastric polyps.,The rest of the oesophagus looked normal.,Sessile polyp in the body of stomach - ulcerated - biopsied.,Endoscopic treatment not indicated.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7729897\nPatient Name: Lu, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Carter, Kinsey\nDate of procedure: 2009-12-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Moderate oesophageal stricture 28-35 cm dilated to 18 mm; large sliding hiatus hernia.,Treated with HALO RFA at 12J.,Small 2cm recurrent HH.,4 biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9801234\nPatient Name: Garlan, Alyssa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Munoz, Briana\nDate of procedure: 2015-01-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Final Prague score: C0M1 .,Oesophagus - Small hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R3882435\nPatient Name: Wilson, Marie-Pearl\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hans, Kathleen\nDate of procedure: 2013-12-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: anastomosis at 30cm widely patent and normal.,G: Normal mucosa.,Biopsies showed no evidence of H.,Mild antral gastritis.,OESOPHAGUS: EMR sites - more distal one at 37cm .,5% acetic acid/0.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7134775\nPatient Name: Henn, Sara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Pour, Ruqayya\nDate of procedure: 2001-03-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Ulcer in the antrum.,GOJ at 37cm.,Pt with known lower oesoph SCC post chemoradiotherapy.,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild of body/fundus - Clo test taken.,Tongue of columnar junction above SCJ at 38 cm; 1 cm slippage of cardia through fundoplication; hiatus hernia repair appears intact.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 43cm.,Mild erosive gastritis, likely due to Aspirin - CLO test negative.,CLO not taken as patient on PPI.,Mild antral localised gastritis - CLO test - negative.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9871480\nPatient Name: Hernandez, Jasmin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rojas-Reza, Brenda\nDate of procedure: 2001-02-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM:.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9204095\nPatient Name: el-Mowad, Hadbaaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Locke, Jenna\nDate of procedure: 2011-05-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsied GOJ tumur and ?,Multiple white plaques throughout suggestive of Candida oesophagitis.,Stomach- Body and Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Z-line at: 39cm - Bravo placed at 33cm- good position at check endoscopy.,STOMACH: Pan gastritis.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliac disease.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1294090\nPatient Name: Stott, Marissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hart, Katherine\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Upper oesophageal narrowing passable with the scope, normal mucosae.,Some washing performed but concern regarding aspiration if copious washing performed.,No inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.,Total of 75 ablations.,Oesophagus- Candida in proximal oesophagus.,STOMACH: Mild generalised gastritis.,D1 inspected carefully and no othe abnormalities seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M9440150\nPatient Name: Prakhine, Kasinee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Corona-Arreola, Natalie\nDate of procedure: 2002-11-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum:1 cm posterior wall ulcer with an adherent clot with mild oozing.,D: Normal to D2.,STOMACH: mild non-erosive antral gastritis, CLO test - negative.,STOMACH: Mild portal hypertensive gastropathy.,STOMACH: absent, jejunum healthy - aspirates for small bowel overgrowth.,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm hiatus hernia, otherwise normal oesophagus with no lesions.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6044658\nPatient Name: Kellogg, Alysha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Ayub, Waheeda\nDate of procedure: 2012-03-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild of body/fundus - Clo test taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 46 cm.,3 x bands appied to the oesophageal varices - at 39cm, 37cm and 36cm with good proximal decompression.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6417773\nPatient Name: Shongolo, Hannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Calderon, Sabrina\nDate of procedure: 2016-12-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Residual slightly raised area at right wall just above GOJ -bx taken.,OESOPHAGUS: three varices in the distal tract, one medium size, the other 2 small and flattened on insufflation, all well covered.,Consistent with reflux oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6072011\nPatient Name: Chang, Jacinda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Keyes Maudelonde, Jessica\nDate of procedure: 2015-02-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus - Small hiatus hernia.,Duodenum: Normal.,Quad bx takenat GOJ, 39,37M.,Tiny erosions at the antrum.,Distorted and distended stomach.,Hiatus hernia .,Grade C oesophagitis over 4cm in the distal oesophagus.,DUODENUM: bile and residue - no obstruction to D3.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1449886\nPatient Name: Fairbairn, Tashyla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hofsetz, Dulce\nDate of procedure: 2016-06-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Probable visible vessel but no stigmata of recent haemorrhage.,Very friable with bleeding.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1607560\nPatient Name: Shobe, Brooklynn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Salazar, Elizabeth\nDate of procedure: 2007-11-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mild non-erosive gastritis in the body.,5 cm in size .,Known GOJ adeno-Ca.,Oesopahgus- Distal Bleeding-Active .,Biopsies not taken as not necessary.,Extensive portal hypertensive gastropathy.,STOMACH: 5 cm sliding hiatus hernia with gastric prolapse.,OESOPHAGUS: Lax LOS .,There is no hiatus hernia or evidence of oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8031481\nPatient Name: Berhe, Tatianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Koch, Sunny\nDate of procedure: 2006-07-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: partly filled with fresiduals of NG feed.,DUODENUM: duodenitis in D1 and D2.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GO) J at 40 cm.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to investigate for ?,Biopsies taken from top of stricture-metal marking clips in situ.,STOMACH: very mild antral gastritis .,Small atypical-looking areas at GOJ - 11 o'clock and small nodular area at 3 - 4 o'clock - biopsied x 4.,Distorted and distended stomach.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2120051\nPatient Name: Quinonez, Isabel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Balagot, Gayatri\nDate of procedure: 2012-12-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: small hiatus hernia and mild erosive oesophagitis .,Some squamous papillomas in the distal oesophagus .,Very short D1.,It is 1cm in length.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7163832\nPatient Name: Ford, Guadalupe\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Herrera, Serena\nDate of procedure: 2011-08-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: small erythematous area at 6 o'clock in D2 with subtle mucosal changes.,A single episode of haematemesis 2 days agao.,Mild antral localised gastritis - CLO test - negative.,STOMACH: No food.,D2 biopsies taken x4.,x 6 biopsies were taken.,Oesophagus dilated; Grade 3 oesophagitis from30-38 cm; 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm .,CLO not taken as patient on PPI.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6620949\nPatient Name: el-Qadir, Afraah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cochran, Kawehi\nDate of procedure: 2014-08-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach: x2 inflammatory polyps at cardia, best seen on inversion.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm .,She has an atrophic looking stomach .,No cause for her pain was found.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4378217\nPatient Name: Martin, Marinna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mountain, Jordana\nDate of procedure: 2014-07-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Total of 23 ablations.,Wrap normal positioned.,Duodenum - normal.,This was removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2657390\nPatient Name: Kwon, Alexia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Reyes, Hannah\nDate of procedure: 2010-02-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: In the pyloric channel there is inflammation but no ulceration.,STOMACH: partly filled with fresiduals of NG feed.,Gastroparesis.,Wide open pylorus.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good positionat check endoscopy.,OESOPHAGUS: Top of gasric folds at 31 cm and several islands at 28-26 cm, at right and posterior walls.,No obvious mucosal lesions but poor views obtained.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S9393699\nPatient Name: al-Abbasi, Zeena\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Moline, Miranda\nDate of procedure: 2011-08-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No diverticulum, no massess.,There were red spots which did not wash on all 3 columns.,Oesophageal biopsies taken.,Hyperplastic polyp extending over greater curve to cardia.,The upper GI tract is normal except for several gastric fundic gland polyps.,Narrow band imaging of the oesophagus: No inlet patch identified.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 39 cm and 29 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Tumour at 40cm right wall below the Z-line, inkeeping with Type 2 cardia tumour.,Oesophagus - normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D5975610\nPatient Name: Archuleta, Danica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Thye, Ashley\nDate of procedure: 2003-11-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No cervical inlet patch.,Flattened on insufflation.,STOMACH: 2 mm ulcer in antrum, with clean base and surrounding oedema.,Normal endoscopy apartfrom a 2cm hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0M2.,Anastomosis patent, easily passable with the scope.,Post total gastrectomy.,Well covered - photographed.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4378127\nPatient Name: Rosario, Maritza\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cummings, Ta'Sharra\nDate of procedure: 2016-02-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Friable ulcerated polypoid lesion in the lower third of the oesophagus .,Its removal resulted in a significant pulsating bleed from a vessel at the edge of the EMR.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7597311\nPatient Name: el-Kamel, Aneesa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Sylla, Shaahira\nDate of procedure: 2001-06-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal apart from possible mild trachealization.,He also has erosive gastritis in the fundus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H4452093\nPatient Name: Iriye, Serene\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Munoz-Avelar, Maria\nDate of procedure: 2004-07-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: gastritis in antrum - CLO test: negative.,GOJ at 33 cm .,Biopsies taken from the GOJ x4 and from 38cm x4.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R8004923\nPatient Name: Szocs, Alice\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Donner, Sharon\nDate of procedure: 2011-11-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Fundoplication in good position.,Grade C oesophagitis over 4cm in the distal oesophagus.,Hiatus hernia otherwise normal to D2.,O: GOJ at 41cm.,STOMACH: 2 mm ulcer in antrum, with clean base and surrounding oedema.,Nornal stomach otherwise.,Oesophagitis with superficial, apparently-healing erosions.,Top of circumferential Barrett's: 33 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7957976\nPatient Name: Tennis, Megan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Webb, Infinity\nDate of procedure: 2005-08-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Small 1cm hiatus hernia.,Haemodynamically stable and Hb normal.,Mildoesophagitis grade LA A/B.,Biopsies taken from ulcer edge x3.,DUODENUM: minimal duodenitis in D1.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z2727641\nPatient Name: Blough, Krista\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kazemi, Lebon\nDate of procedure: 2007-01-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mildoesophagitis grade LA A/B.,10mm sub-epithelial lesion at antrum.,Gastric: Oedematous mucosa in atrum - biopsies taken .,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GO) J at 40 cm.,Stomach- very nodular mucosa with mild antral gastritis.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm.,Compressible.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7461659\nPatient Name: Herrera, Mariah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Beydoun, Nakheel\nDate of procedure: 2005-04-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D1 and D2 - normal, no duodenitis.,OESOPHAGUS: island of Barrett's oesophagus,Biospy taken, easily bleeding.,DUODENUM: Moderate duodenitis.,Hiatus hernia .,DUODENUM: atrophic mucosa, especially in D2.,Some scarring from previous banding at distal third.,Atrophic gastritis only.,Erosive antral gastritis.,This was removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit in 2 sections.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T3145793\nPatient Name: el-Badie, Afaaf\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Engel, Sarah\nDate of procedure: 2010-08-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 36 cm .,GOJ at 43 cm.,Seven bands applied on 4 columns starting at OGJ.,Stomach - Large well coveredf gastric varix extending from GOJ - no sign of active bleeding.,STOMACH: Portal hypertensive gastropathy.,12 oesophageal biopsies taken 36cm, 28cm and 22cm.,Botox 25U injected in 4 quadrants in retroflex position to GOJ .,Dudoenum- D2 Vascular- Telangiectasia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5148114\nPatient Name: Tharpe, Talea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wilson, Hailey\nDate of procedure: 2013-04-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: She has a Paris subcentimetre 1s nodule at the GOJ which is likely to be hyperplastic or regenerative.,DUODENUM: Normal D2 biospies taken.,Very difficult to get biopsies.,x4 biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: 3 columns of varices which did not compress on insufflation but were small.,OESOPHAGUS: one linear varix, small size, flattened on insufflation, with no red signs.,Oesophagus normal; squamo-columnar junction at 38 cm; no hiatus hernia or oesophagitis.,G: some old flecks of blood in the antrum which washed easily.,Stomach - Normal.,DUODENUM: small erythematous area at 6 o'clock in D2 with subtle mucosal changes.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U1759838\nPatient Name: Mason, Lincoln\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Simmons, Kelsie\nDate of procedure: 2003-12-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small hiatus hernia.,D2 biopsies taken as requested.,OESOPHAGUS: tight proximal anastomotic stricture - dilated 20mm.,The food was stuck just distal to the larynx.,The patient withdrew his consent for the procedure, so no further biopsies were taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Excellent result post EMR with complete squamous regeneation at site.,O:ulcerated, friable, nodular tissue between 28 to 37cm .,GOJ at 40 cm.,Large 2cm chronic looking duodenal ulcer in antero-superior aspect of bulb.,Gastritis and CLO taken: negative, also gastric antrum biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5917931\nPatient Name: Bright, Dana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hamrick, Alyssa\nDate of procedure: 2013-04-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach: previous resection.,GOJ scar tissue and nodular areafrom 39-42cm, biopsied.,Almost stopped but as oozing treated with 4ml of adrenaline 1:10,000 and bipolar with good effect.,D2 biopsies taken x4.,Acute angulation into alimaentary limb or roux loop which may be the cause for poor functionality.,Sliding hiatus hernia 4cm.,Pylorus and duodenum normal.,due to retching,Otherwise normal UGI tract.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJN at 39 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2813264\nPatient Name: Copeland, Kentorra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tillman, Kailynda\nDate of procedure: 2003-06-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 43 cm.,He does not describe any history compatible with upper GI bleed - just significant epigastric pain.,No neoplasia.,Faint red signs on one but no signs recent bleeding.,Not amenable to EMR, looks like T2 endoscopically.,GOJ at 38cm, biopsies taken.,Extensive portal hypertensive gastropathy.,DUODENUM: non-erosive duodenitis in D1, D2 - normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A6871788\nPatient Name: Hartman, Stephanie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ramos, Pragna\nDate of procedure: 2007-10-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal duodenum.,Could not tolerateand declined sedation on this occasion.,DUODENUM: small erythema in D1, probably caused by taking Aspirin long term.,STOMACH: No food.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 48 cm.,The hiatus hernia is sliding andapproximately 3cm .,GOJ on contraction gives a false impression of Schatzki ring.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm .,Gastritis and CLO taken: negative, also gastric antrum biopsies taken.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6229707\nPatient Name: el-Abu, Shadhaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sweet, Arianna\nDate of procedure: 2004-01-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia; grade 2 oesophagitis.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 39,37,35.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 4 cm.,Diaphragmatic pinch:40cm .,D: Normal to D2.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliac disease.,5 measured in endoscopy by near patient testing.,2cm hiatus hernia.,2 Mallory-Weiss tears at GOJ, one with visible vessel/fibrin clot, the other being longer and deeper.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and twobiopsies were taken at 25 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7228898\nPatient Name: Kinslow, Joanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Archer, Paxton\nDate of procedure: 2008-03-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C1 M5 .,Stomach: few 3mm polyps in stomach with 4mm polyp in fundus .,Large food residue in stomach.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B1224656\nPatient Name: Duran, Alayina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Padilla, Ashley\nDate of procedure: 2011-08-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: She also has a cervical inlet patch of dubious significance.,ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G4762980\nPatient Name: Hirakata, Emilia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Morrison Pibel, Jane\nDate of procedure: 2007-04-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No evidence of residual/recurrent Barrett's.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1418327\nPatient Name: Cook, Holly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kim, Katharyn\nDate of procedure: 2003-06-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mild non-erosive gastritis in the body.,No afferent limb seen.,Post surgical stomach with a normal pylorus leading to a normal D1 and then into a normal looking D2.,Fundoplication normal on retroflexion; erosive gastritis in antrum - biopsy and CLO.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6545050\nPatient Name: Latham, Autriana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kim, So-Jeong\nDate of procedure: 2002-01-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No gastric varices.,This was removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C5M7, 35 cm to 29 cm.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Nodular.,OESOPHAGUS:Mild inflammaton at oesophago-conduit anastomosis - widely patent.,He also has erosive gastritis in the fundus.,Wide open pylorus and normal D1 and D2.,There seemed to be two loops.,15 Fr FREKA PEG tube inserted under direct endoscopic vision.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W1047941\nPatient Name: Garcia, Rachael\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Williams, Jahniqua\nDate of procedure: 2013-11-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Ulcer in the antrum.,No gastric varices and no portal hypertensive gastropathy.,Z-line at: 36cm - Bravo placed at 30cm- good position at check endoscopy.,No obvious gastric varices.,No evidence of malignancy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O4756019\nPatient Name: Smith, Cierra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lopez, Itzayana\nDate of procedure: 2013-05-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: minimal gastritis - CLO test - negative .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P2080807\nPatient Name: Elizondo, Graciela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kim, Angelica\nDate of procedure: 2002-03-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: CLO taken - NEGATIVE.,Some scarring from previous banding at distal third.,Duodenum: Normal.,GOJ at 44 cm, opening up with no resistance when the scope was passed.,OESOPHAGUS: EMR sites - more distal one at 37cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L2478495\nPatient Name: Bradshaw, Rochelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Beemon, Denise\nDate of procedure: 2005-12-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Haemospray.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and two more at 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 48 cm.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 33 cm, 24 cm and 21 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Stomach: few 3mm polyps in stomach with 4mm polyp in fundus .,Third duodenum compressed by an extrinsic ovoidal shaped mass.,No cervical inlet patch.,Oesopahgus- Distal Oesophagitis- LA A .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2068433\nPatient Name: el-Ali, Ameena\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Andrade, Zitlaly\nDate of procedure: 2014-09-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Short segment of Barrett's C0M1 and islands.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1951882\nPatient Name: el-Ramin, Hadiyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Portillo Arzaga, Monique\nDate of procedure: 2012-04-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus- No varices.,STOMACH: gastritis in the body and fundus, CLO test - positive.,STOMACH: 5 cm sliding hiatus hernia with gastric prolapse.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Body of stomach.,Oesophagitis with superficial, apparently-healing erosions.,No other pathology.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D9082891\nPatient Name: Sanchez, Maria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Yu, Nishika\nDate of procedure: 2015-06-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum - normal.,STOMACH: Healthy conduit, widely patent pylorus.,STOMACH: absent, jejunum healthy - aspirates for small bowel overgrowth.,STOMACH: 5 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,O: GOJ at 42cm .,Treated with HALO 90 RFA at 12J.,metachronous lesions.,Acute angulation into alimaentary limb or roux loop which may be the cause for poor functionality.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2752405\nPatient Name: Sheldon, Amanda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Simion, Kara\nDate of procedure: 2011-12-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: 2-3 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,No fundal varices seen.,She also has a cervical inlet patch of dubious significance.,There is a large exophytic mass, which includes almost the entire lesser curve of the stomach from the GOJ to the incisura.,Congested mucosa in all tracts, with some congested folds in the fundus that may represent well covered varices.,Stomach - mild gastritis CLO taken - NEGTIVE.,Stomach- very nodular mucosa with mild antral gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q4907331\nPatient Name: al-Rabbani, Hanoona\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wesolowski, Sandra\nDate of procedure: 2015-10-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: no obvious lesions, some neovascularity 28cm ?,3 columns of barely noticeable oesophagal varices at 11, 2 and 6 o'clock at 32-37cm.,No melaena.,Lifted and ESD performed.,Mucosa washed with 1% NAC.,Difficult to assess mucosa fully due to some adherent food debris and necrotic tissue.,No inlet patch was seen in narrow band imaging.,OESOPHAGUS: EMR site has healed well with squamous regeneration.,O: GOJ at 42cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7140324\nPatient Name: Chavez, Angelique\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shields, Alida\nDate of procedure: 2005-12-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The antrum looks spared.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R9120543\nPatient Name: Chan, Man Jing\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gallegos, Jazmynn\nDate of procedure: 2004-07-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: tight proximal anastomotic stricture - dilated 20mm.,Dudoenum- D2 Vascular- Telangiectasia.,No inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7095078\nPatient Name: Walker, Mariah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Grimes, Briana\nDate of procedure: 2004-05-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There seemed to be two loops.,Scope not attempted as hypotensive.,STOMACH: The previous deep ulcer remains well covered with OTSC .,No blood in the UGI tract.,Normal muosa.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 43 cm.,DUODENUM: Normal D2 biospies taken.,Oesophagus- Candida in proximal oesophagus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z6299612\nPatient Name: Keese, Rachelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sheh, Catherine\nDate of procedure: 2001-01-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 4 biopsies taken.,Biopsies taken from ulcer edge x3.,Oesophagus normal, GOJ at 38cm normal.,DUODENUM: Normal.,STOMACH: gastritis in the body and fundus, CLO test - positive.,Nodules between 38 anc 34cm, Paris Type IIa annd covered 75% of the circumference of the oesophagus.,Biopsies taken from edge of ulcer.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0 M1.,Oesophagus - Normal GOJ 45cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E6197772\nPatient Name: al-Othman, Nuha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Sawaya, Hamdoona\nDate of procedure: 2015-03-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm.,5 cm, ulcerated with two areas of ?,Area marked and one site removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit, but attempt at removing proximal site not succssful as wouldn't lift.,GOJ at 41 cm.,DUODENUM: non-erosive duodenitis in D1, D2 - normal.,Not the most convincing oesophageal trachealisation - biopsies taken to assess for eosinophilic oesophagitis - proximal, mid and distal oesophagus.,The endoscope passed without resistance.,Oesophagus: 2 columns of F1 varices- no signs of recent bleeding .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1732455\nPatient Name: el-Naderi, Najeema\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tran-Nguyen, Dakota\nDate of procedure: 2013-04-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No stigmata of recent bleeding.,Modalities used to achieve haemostasis: 10mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and 2 clips applied.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,No cervical inlet patch.,Removed with biopsy forceps.,D1 and D2 - normal, no duodenitis.,STOMACH: minimal non-erosive gastritis - CLO test negative.,4 biopsies taken at 35cm and 25cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Diaphragmatic pinchL 41cm .,DUODENUM: Not entered.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M8823141\nPatient Name: Kusupati, Amelia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lau, Thuyann\nDate of procedure: 2004-08-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: 2cm hiatus hernia, otherwise normal oesophagus with no lesions.,STOMACH: non-erosive gastritis from mid-body to antrum, CLO test: negative.,3 clips deployed and 7ml of 1:10,000 adrenaline injected around the area.,STOMACH: subtle non-erosive antral/mid-body gastritis - CLO test - positive.,G: Tiny fundal gastric erosions.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5272217\nPatient Name: Vogel, Amanda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sanchez, Carli\nDate of procedure: 2011-09-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and twobiopsies were taken at 25 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C8544445\nPatient Name: Griswold, Josi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jackson, Darcy\nDate of procedure: 2015-06-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach contains large amount of solid food residue; fundoplication visible on retroflexion.,Top of gastric folds: 41 cm.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Mild.,Upper and lower oesophageal biopsies taken to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis in view of dysphagia.,Barretts oesophagus from 24-37 cm, C10M13, not inflamed, random biopsies done.,No ulcers.,Small sliding hiatus hernia about 2cm.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Moderate.,Small schazki ring in lwer oesophagus that.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5917376\nPatient Name: Russell, Helen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Suleiman, Ruqayya\nDate of procedure: 2011-09-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach and duodenum: normal with no mucosal lesion.,Duodenum - minor D1 duodenitis D2 norma;.,STOMACH: Mild patchy gastritis.,She has a Paris subcentimetre 1s nodule at the GOJ which is likely to be hyperplastic or regenerative.,Post surgical stomach with a normal pylorus leading to a normal D1 and then into a normal looking D2.,OESOPHAGUS: Grade A LA oesophagitis.,I took quadrantic biopsies at 25 cm and 20 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,OESOPHAGUS: angulation of proximal oesophagus as described on barium swallow.,No PHG.,Gastritis and duodenitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A1648588\nPatient Name: Almaguer Durazo, Alexis\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Elizondo, Arianna\nDate of procedure: 2015-12-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsied GOJ tumur and ?,STOMACH: Small amount of bright red blood that seems to have refluxed back through the pylorus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J1337672\nPatient Name: Conis, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cooper, Clarissa\nDate of procedure: 2010-02-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Total of 27 ablations.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude Coeliac disease.,STOMACH: mild antral non-erosive gastritis.,OESOPHAGUS: Subtle Schatzki ring, mild oesophagitis above 2cm hiastus hernia, biopsies from 30 and 20cm to check for eosinophilia.,Total of 75 ablations.,no inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,No Barrett's seen.,Treated with HALO 90 RFA at 12J.,Duodenum - large ulcer on posterior wall 3cm - no active bleeding - vessel with overlying haematin candidate vessel for cause of bleeding - reviewed by Dr Anderson and APC applied to the area.,Very short D1.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8594667\nPatient Name: Mckiver, Taylor\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Abdi, Mudrika\nDate of procedure: 2004-10-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mucosa washed with 1% NAC.,OESOPHAGUS: EMR sites - more distal one at 37cm .,There seemed to be two loops.,The stomach and duodenum are also normal.,Lifted and ESD performed.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B8880712\nPatient Name: Delgado, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Kirah\nDate of procedure: 2012-06-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D: Normal to D2.,DUODENUM: first and second duodenum were distorted.,Small possible submucosal lesion along the left side of pharynx.,No active ulcer.,Site clipped.,OESOPHAGUS: Two tiny polyps at 25cm .,O: GOJ at 41cm.,Sha has a 2cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G8210675\nPatient Name: Fitzsimmons, Renita\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Son, Animoan\nDate of procedure: 2004-12-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Four dD2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliacdisease.,No Visible lesions.,Distorted and distended stomach.,Stomach- Body Polyp- Pedunculated .,5 cm, ulcerated with two areas of ?,Mildoesophagitis grade LA A/B.,Duodenum:1 cm posterior wall ulcer with an adherent clot with mild oozing.,Mildoesophagitis grade LA A/B.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJN at 39 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V4085520\nPatient Name: Rodriguez, Alyssa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Terry, Mahasin\nDate of procedure: 2015-09-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Two endoclips applied to proximal and distal margins.,Treated with APC at 40W.,Proceed to colonoscopy today as planned.,Grade A oesophagitis.,Stomach and duodenum: normal.,STOMACH: previous bypass surgery in 1997 - both loops look normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I1303991\nPatient Name: Desta, Tiffany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jirsaraie, Amy\nDate of procedure: 2016-01-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal to D2.,Four dD2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliacdisease.,Normal muosa.,Haemospray.,DUODENUM: Mild oedema of the mucosa and scalloping.,6 biopsies were taken from around the margins.,There was a nodular appearance in thedistal and mid-oesophagus of unknown signficance.,No inlet patch.,Normal oesophagus to GOJ at 41 cm .,No evidence of reflux oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2075882\nPatient Name: Leopold, Shavonnie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rivera, Mahasin\nDate of procedure: 2016-10-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No blood.,STOMACH: significant amount of solid and liquid residue present.,Gastro-jejunostomy entered, no narrowing, and aspirates taken.,STOMACH: minimal non-erosive gastritis - CLO test negative.,Normal endoscopy apartfrom a 2cm hiatus hernia.,STOMACH: Mild PHG, no varices.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 42 cm.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O3104214\nPatient Name: Trujillo, Alexa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Matthews, Shianne\nDate of procedure: 2012-11-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus: Barrett's - no nodules.,Alkaline gastritis and amount of bile residue.,Oesophagus dilated; Grade 3 oesophagitis from30-38 cm; 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,Modalities used to achieve haemostasis: 10mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and 2 clips applied.,OESOPHAGUS: patchy area of candidiasis on the right wall .,Mild antral localised gastritis - CLO test - negative.,OGD today to assess for ulceration/ongoing bleeding.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P4425100\nPatient Name: Youngblood, Natalie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Record, Emma\nDate of procedure: 2015-01-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 43 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L8917541\nPatient Name: Keo, Angela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Moussa, Maleeha\nDate of procedure: 2009-01-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 5% acetic acid/0.,Stomach - Normal.,OESOPHAGUS: three varices in the distal tract, one medium size, the other 2 small and flattened on insufflation, all well covered.,Duodenum- Bulb Duodentitis.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal apart from possible mild trachealization.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 43 cm.,Normal upper GI mucosa.,Biopsies taken at 35P.,Biopsied GOJ tumur and ?,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ, no inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K6126215\nPatient Name: Ching, May Sue\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Afrifa, Te'Keisha\nDate of procedure: 2010-11-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Ulceration healed.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S6740918\nPatient Name: Malatesta, Carley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Au Yeung, Kathryn\nDate of procedure: 2001-09-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The rest of the oesophagus looked normal.,Mucosal inflammation.,EMR scar unchanged.,Inlet patch - Yes or No: No.,No varices anywhere in the upper GI tract/ no PHG.,5 cm in size .,STOMACH: significant amount of food residue in the stomach, therefore the procedure was stopped due to risk of aspiration and poor views.,DUODENUM: Normal.,Oesophagus- 3 columns of well covered grade I varices seen.,Known extensive and metastatic gastric cancer.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D2568207\nPatient Name: Claycomb, Margaret\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bedonie, Kiana\nDate of procedure: 2014-10-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus - small <5mmoesophageal varices x2 columns.,Stomach- Pylorus and DUODENUM: Normal.,Multiple biopsies taken.,Congestion for portal hypertension.,Top of circumferential Barrett's: 33 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N1257699\nPatient Name: al-Farag, Hiba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Thompson, Brianna\nDate of procedure: 2006-08-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The GOJ was circumferentially removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit.,Endoscopic treatment not indicated.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7176341\nPatient Name: al-Jabbour, Humaira\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Mohammadi, Jameela\nDate of procedure: 2007-08-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Bleeding from 3 of the biopsy sites.,Limited to proximal stomach as there were some food residues and the patient was not tolerating the procedure very well ) .,Non-inflamed Barrett's segment C2M3 with no nodularity or visible dysplasia.,Sliding hiatus hernia 3cm, GOJ biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7489214\nPatient Name: Handy, Ikra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Matlala, Letisha\nDate of procedure: 2010-09-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: This was removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit.,Mild gastric body mucosal thickening and pangastritis.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 41, 39, 37, 35, 33 and 31 cm.,Stomach - normal.,Opposite to this at 3 oclock at the GOJ there looked to be some discrete inflamed mucosa but no lesion.,Well covered - photographed.,Oesophagus - Reflux oesophagitis.,STOMACH: significant amount of solid and liquid residue present.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R2764793\nPatient Name: Kaskie, Emiko\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Mohamed, Kameela\nDate of procedure: 2008-09-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: mild D1 duodenitis.,STOMACH: mild non-erosive antral gastritis, CLO test - negative.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7058648\nPatient Name: Kabotie, Tisa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Favors, Natalie\nDate of procedure: 2006-10-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: three varices in the distal tract, one medium size, the other 2 small and flattened on insufflation, all well covered.,She has an irregular Z line with columnar mucosa to the top of the gastric folds only.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Small 2cm recurrent HH.,STOMACH: moderate antral gastritis - CLO test negative.,OGD today to assess for ulceration/ongoing bleeding.,DUODENUM: Forrest III ulcer in D1.,STOMACH: Mild antral gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z8946728\nPatient Name: Acosta, Thalia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rodriguez, Brenda\nDate of procedure: 2012-01-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: duodenitis in D1 and D2.,STOMACH: Mild nodular areas of inflammation in antrum - biopsies for h pylori as on PPI.,Dudoenum- D2 Vascular- Telangiectasia.,STOMACH: Pan gastritis.,Oesophagus - small <5mmoesophageal varices x2 columns.,Type II/III lesion extending slighty across greater curve of stomach.,Access to second duodenum was achieved with minor difficulty.,Top of circumferential Barrett's: 33 cm.,Small amount of bile in the gastric conduit.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7331206\nPatient Name: Rowe, Ciara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Smith, Sequoia\nDate of procedure: 2005-03-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Scope not held by stricture and I suspect dysphagia is more likely due to this poorly motile area of oesophagus rather than stricture.,STOMACH: 4 mm sessile polyp in atrum, smooth, erythematous surface - biopsied x 2; at least three < 2 mm gastric fundic polyps - biopsied x 2.,DUODENUM: Mild duodenitis.,12 oesophageal biopsies taken 36cm, 28cm and 22cm.,Alimentary limb till 70cm from incisors with no obvious extrinsic compression.,He was dilated to 13.,No GI cause of dysphagia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T9453315\nPatient Name: Knodel-Eldridge, Nicole\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Schultz, Amber\nDate of procedure: 2001-12-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Fundoplication intact on retro-flexion; large solid food residue in stomach.,DUODENUM: D1 normal.,She has a Schatzki ring which is the likely cause of her dysphagia.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and 25 cm plus 2 biopsies at 20 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Stomach- Normal.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal apart from possible mild trachealization.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4134709\nPatient Name: Marshall, Kanani\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Turner, Briana\nDate of procedure: 2016-11-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Antral and body biopsied for CLO as on PPI - CLO negative.,Stomach - mild gastritis CLO - negative.,Final Prague score: C8M10.,No fundal varices.,Narrow band imaging of the oesophagus: No inlet patch identified.,OESOPHAGUS: Varices- Four columns.,Known GOJ adeno-Ca.,This was gently pushed through and passed easily.,No erosions in antrum seen this time.,The reflux oesophagitis has completely healed.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5156770\nPatient Name: Dewhere, Julia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gardea Corral, Jessenia\nDate of procedure: 2009-07-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There was loss of pit pattern on surface,No oesophagitis was seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C2789586\nPatient Name: Juvera, Jocelyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Samaan, Hafsa\nDate of procedure: 2001-12-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliac disease.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm.,coeliac disease.,Z-line at: 36cm - Bravo placed at 30cm- good position at check endoscopy.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ, no inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.,No fresh blood in the lumen.,DUODENUM: oedematous D1, no evidence of ulceration.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5990901\nPatient Name: Johnson, Calandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Colunga, Heather\nDate of procedure: 2015-09-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: She also has a cervical inlet patch of dubious significance.,There were red spots which did not wash on all 3 columns.,OESOPHAGUS: Candida + moderate oesophagitis.,Stomach and duodenum normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A3962018\nPatient Name: Vaughan, Harley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lopez Conchas, Yesenia\nDate of procedure: 2016-12-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The oesophagus and stomach are normal.,Z-line at: 36cm - Bravo placed at 30cm- good position at check endoscopy.,It is 1cm in length.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J8367396\nPatient Name: Stephenson, Kamyria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Junkermann, Sarah\nDate of procedure: 2002-10-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: mild non-erosive antral gastritis, CLO test - negative.,OESOPHAGUS: small elevated area .,Antral and fundic gastritis and a couple of fundic erosions seen.,STOMACH: Mild antral erythematous gastritis.,STOMACH: minimal non-erosive gastritis - CLO test negative.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8211489\nPatient Name: Martinez, Rhiannon\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gomez, Susan\nDate of procedure: 2010-07-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Otherwise normal UGI tract.,Some washing performed but concern regarding aspiration if copious washing performed.,Two D1 biopsies and 8 gastric biopsies taken.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Moderate.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9209688\nPatient Name: Cutter, Danielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jayne, Shannon\nDate of procedure: 2008-05-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus- No varices.,Stomach- very nodular mucosa with mild antral gastritis.,D: oedematous mucosa in D1 but no ulcers seen.,STOMACH: Multiple gastric polyps in body and fundus.,GOJ at 38cm.,Hyperplastic polyp extending over greater curve to cardia.,Upper and lower oesophageal biopsies taken to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis in view of dysphagia.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 46 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G9989010\nPatient Name: Tafoya, Abigail\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Alvarez-Yanez, Marycarmen\nDate of procedure: 2016-06-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: O: GOJ at 42cm.,Fundal polyps are also present .,Gastric biopsies taken from cardia, body and antrum.,Oesophagus: 2 columns of F1 varices- no signs of recent bleeding .,Some scarring from previous banding at distal third.,OESOPHAGUS: candida throughout.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good positionat check endoscopy.,DUODENUM: small erythematous area at 6 o'clock in D2 with subtle mucosal changes.,No cervical inlet patch.,Atrophic gastritis only.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1083206\nPatient Name: Ovando, Natalie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Jafri, Safaaa\nDate of procedure: 2001-05-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Three D2 andone D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.,Small 2cm hiatus hernia but otherwise normal upper GI endoscopy to the Third partof duodenum.,The endoscope passed through the stricture with resistance before dilatation initiated.,3cm hiatus hernia with 1cm arretts.,No gastritis.,Almost stopped but as oozing treated with 4ml of adrenaline 1:10,000 and bipolar with good effect.,OESOPHAGUS: Neo Z line at 44 cm.,5 measured in endoscopy by near patient testing.,Two endoclips applied to proximal and distal margins.,Post total gastrectomy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3619361\nPatient Name: Abeyta, Samantha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Todd, Tia Shaye\nDate of procedure: 2007-10-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Tiny erosions at the antrum.,STOMACH: Mild patchy gastritis.,Pylorus and duodenum normal.,Gastritis and duodenitis.,Opposite to this at 3 oclock at the GOJ there looked to be some discrete inflamed mucosa but no lesion.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W7335845\nPatient Name: Coker, Heidi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wright-Stanford, Denee\nDate of procedure: 2008-10-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0 M1.,Further EMR was performed in 3 peices at the GOJ to remove these areas.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1085643\nPatient Name: Gonzales, Kendrah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pastuer, Kylee\nDate of procedure: 2011-04-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No Hiatus hernia.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 33 cm, 24 cm and 21 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6658276\nPatient Name: Zamora, Danielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Baca, Julia\nDate of procedure: 2005-07-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach - Large well coveredf gastric varix extending from GOJ - no sign of active bleeding.,Some squamous papillomas in the distal oesophagus .,No oesophageal varices seen.,STOMACH: Mild nodular areas of inflammation in antrum - biopsies for h pylori as on PPI.,Pushed through easily and rotated.,Top of circumferential Barrett's 38cm.,Large food residue in stomach.,Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Narrowband imaging of the oesophagus: No inlet patch.,Dilated to 19mm with CRE balloon for 1 minute.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4154167\nPatient Name: Sayyid, Stephanie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Brooks, Lauren\nDate of procedure: 2012-07-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mega-oesophagus filled with solid food; unable to identify cardia safely, therefore procedure abandoned.,STOMACH: erosive antral gastritis - CLO test negative.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K8099671\nPatient Name: Xue, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Carnahan, Megan\nDate of procedure: 2001-05-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: non-erosive gastritis from mid-body to antrum, CLO test: negative.,CLO taken - POSITIVE.,OESOPHAGUS: GOJ at 43 cm.,Biopsies taken including for TCR.,Nodular at GOJ as previously described.,No Hiatus hernia.,Further EMR was performed in 3 peices at the GOJ to remove these areas.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1985702\nPatient Name: Angel, Edith\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cabral, Taylor\nDate of procedure: 2012-07-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Congested mucosa in all tracts, with some congested folds in the fundus that may represent well covered varices.,G: Portal hypertensive gastropathy, more obvious in the fundus.,oesophagus: Normal.,Irregular Z line.,STOMACH: mild non-erosive antral gastritis - CLO test - negative.,OGD today to assess for ulceration/ongoing bleeding.,No obvious slipped wrap.,STOMACH:, Stomach-Mild antral inflammation - biopsies to check for hp as on ppi.,As pt very symptomatic and on PPI gastric biopsies taken for H.Pylori.,OESOPHAGUS: Tortuous oesophagus, minimal resistance at GOJ.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D4796018\nPatient Name: Waddington, Maria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Molina Heredia, Jacy\nDate of procedure: 2008-01-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum: Duodenitis with a small erosion .,Rest of upper GI tract normal.,She has an mid-oesophageal ulcer oesophageal varices around 40cm a second procedure was performed with intention of banding.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2905244\nPatient Name: Ruffles, Heather\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Asmelash, Rahma\nDate of procedure: 2005-12-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 2 biopsies from D2.,OESOPHAGUS: Varices- 3 columns grade 2.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7729897\nPatient Name: el-Lodi, Aayaat\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Arviso, Shalynn\nDate of procedure: 2007-10-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Alimentary limb explorated for 15cm, no abnormalities.,Antral and body biopsied for CLO as on PPI - CLO negative.,Oesophageal biopsies taken.,STOMACH: Mild antral erythematous gastritis.,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild of body/fundus - Clo test taken.,Normal Villi.,G: mild PHG.,Opposite to this at 3 oclock at the GOJ there looked to be some discrete inflamed mucosa but no lesion.,D: Oedematous mucosa and erosions in D1.,Opposite to this at 3 oclock at the GOJ there looked to be some discrete inflamed mucosa but no lesion.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9801234\nPatient Name: Schweikert, Makenna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Parker, Kimberly\nDate of procedure: 2006-12-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 1% Lugol's iodine - no unstained lesions.,Consistent with reflux oesophagitis.,STOMACH: The previous deep ulcer remains well covered with OTSC .,Distorted and distended stomach.,Haemodynamically stable and Hb normal.,Brushings taken to rule out viral cause .,Had an UGI bleed.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R3882435\nPatient Name: el-Akhtar, Rifqa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gamble, Taylor\nDate of procedure: 2002-12-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal mucosa.,STOMACH: diffuse gastritis with angiodysplasia and punctate bleeding site on greater curve mid body - no obvious ulcer- antrum scar ?,No ulceration, erosion or inflammation.,Mild erosive gastritis, likely due to Aspirin - CLO test negative.,STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia; non-erosive antral gastritis.,Hiatus hernia otherwise normal to D2.,Mutliple smooth strictures from 25cm to 38cm- scope easily passable.,Nodules between 38 anc 34cm, Paris Type IIa annd covered 75% of the circumference of the oesophagus.,8 biopsies into saline for H Pylori culture as per protocol.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7134775\nPatient Name: Murray, Katelyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jimenez Garcia, Miranda\nDate of procedure: 2002-10-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No active bleeding/no visible vessel seen.,Micronodular gastritis in the antrum.,No fresh or altered blood in stomach.,STOMACH: previous bypass surgery in 1997 - both loops look normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9871480\nPatient Name: Williams, Andrea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cruz, Catherine\nDate of procedure: 2012-04-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's osophagus C3M5 34-39cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm .,OESOPHAGUS: candida throughout.,Erosive antral gastritis.,3 small angioectasia with no ooze/bleeding - gold probe applied to all with good effect.,D1 inspected carefully and no othe abnormalities seen.,Small hiatus hernia only.,OESOPHAGUS: mild oesophageal candidiasis.,She has a 6cm hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 45 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9204095\nPatient Name: Weibel, Nicol\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Sader, Hafsa\nDate of procedure: 2010-10-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsies taken from D2 and duodenal bulb.,STOMACH: linear erosions at distal gastric body with traces of altered blood.,Gastritis and gastric antrum mucosal erosions-biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Short segment of Barrett's C0M1 and islands.,No stricture seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1294090\nPatient Name: al-Aman, Thaabita\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Chacon, Marlena\nDate of procedure: 2014-09-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: PHG mild.,x 6 biopsies were taken.,D1 inspected carefully and no othe abnormalities seen.,Oesophageal biopsies taken.,Top of gastric folds: 39cm.,Mucosal inflammation.,C0M1 Barrett's with a few islands to 35cm .,No evidence of reflux oesophagitis.,No gastritis.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M9440150\nPatient Name: Grimes, Krista\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Johnson, Shonna\nDate of procedure: 2005-01-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 2 mm lipoma at 21 cm on the right wall,D1 and D2 - normal, no duodenitis.,DUODENUM: mild duodenitis/oedema in bulb/D1/2 junction.,She also has a cervical inlet patch of dubious significance.,D: Oedematous mucosa and erosions in D1.,Normal muosa.,OESOPHAGUS: Two strictures post RFA - the first at the island treated 26cm tight but able to pass Olympus scope.,Stomach and duodenum normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6044658\nPatient Name: Dominguez, Carmen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kwak, Vannida\nDate of procedure: 2010-07-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach and duodenum normal.,Biopsies showed no evidence of H.,STOMACH: hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6417773\nPatient Name: al-Khalaf, Aadila\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Salman, Zuhra\nDate of procedure: 2002-01-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: previous partial gastrectomy.,GOJ opening well but body of oesophagus dilated.,GOJ at 41 cm.,Was scoped in 2015 wuth similar finding so biopsies from Barretts not taken.,Treated with HALO RFA Express at 10J.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 43 cm .,No immediate complications.,The covering mucosa is not suggestive of underlying varix.,Lifted and ESD performed.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6072011\nPatient Name: al-Mansour, Tahleela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Alderete Perez, Elvira\nDate of procedure: 2006-03-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Two D1 biopsies and 8 gastric biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1449886\nPatient Name: Contreras, Francine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Sharif, Rafeeqa\nDate of procedure: 2010-06-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Polyps- Multiple .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1607560\nPatient Name: Jeong, Huyen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Emily\nDate of procedure: 2002-05-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 2cm hiatus hernia, mild generalised gastritis.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and two more at 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Florid oral and upper oesophageal candida.,OESOPHAGUS: island of Barrett's oesophagus,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GO) J at 40 cm.,Oesophagus - Small hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8031481\nPatient Name: Denicola, Nicole\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Thompson, Ada\nDate of procedure: 2007-06-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: EMR scar unchanged.,Oesophageal biopsies taken from three levels as requested.,Oesophagus normal; SCJ at 40 cm; no oesophagitis, hiatus hernia or dilatation.,Known GOJ adeno-Ca.,Total of 6 ablations.,On treatment dose LMWH for bilateral PE and portal vein thrombosis.,STOMACH: streaks of erythematous mucosa at distal body/proximal antrum.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm .,Stomach and duodenum: normal with no mucosal lesion.,Oesophageal mucosae very friable and inflamed.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2120051\nPatient Name: el-Rahim, Hameeda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Henderson, Danisha\nDate of procedure: 2009-05-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Post total gastrectomy.,Diaphragmatic pinchL 41cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7163832\nPatient Name: Redding, Brooke\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hanson, Mai Ying\nDate of procedure: 2016-04-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Treated with HALO Channel RFA at 12J.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,No gastric varices.,No Visible lesions.,Representative biopsies taken.,No neoplasia.,Aspirates also taken.,at 38cm there is an impassable stricture with Fuji endoscope.,GOJ at 40cm with stitches from previous repair visible at 3o'clock.,See pictures.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6620949\nPatient Name: el-Arshad, Ghaada\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Costa, Cherokee\nDate of procedure: 2010-02-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: not entered.,Normal oesophagus; SCJ at 40 cm widely patent with 20 mm balloon fitting loosely; both limbs of jejunum entered for 20 cm.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4378217\nPatient Name: Shin, Thuan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Stelter, Carysa\nDate of procedure: 2002-08-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The anastomosis looked normal.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2657390\nPatient Name: Garcia, Adhilenne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Osborne, Kayla\nDate of procedure: 2009-05-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No Hiatus hernia.,Several erosions/small ulcers in inflammed antrum.,Duodenum: normal.,STOMACH: gastritis in the body and fundus, CLO test - positive.,No inlet patch.,Stomach contains large amount of solid food residue; fundoplication visible on retroflexion.,Final Prague score: C0M1 .,Wide neck diverticulum in D2.,OESOPHAGUS: LA A/B.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S9393699\nPatient Name: Bohanon, Ashtyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hernandez, Regina\nDate of procedure: 2004-08-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Proximal inlet patch 20cm, grade A oesophagitis.,STOMACH: At the anastamosis there was circumfrential slow oozing and ulceration.,Stomach- Fundus, Stomach- Cardia and Stomach- Body Normal.,DUODENUM: minimal duodenitis in D1.,GOJ at 40cm with small sliding hiatus hernia.,At most C0M1 Barrett's at GOJ remains.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D5975610\nPatient Name: Bofill, Kaitlyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dyer, Courtney\nDate of procedure: 2008-05-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Despite this, reasonable views obtained.,STOMACH: gastritis in the body and fundus, CLO test - positive.,STOMACH: antral erythema with few scattered erosions.,STOMACH: minimal non-erosive gastritis - CLO test negative.,D: Oedematous mucosa and erosions in D1.,DUODENUM: not entered.,Procedure abandoned due to high risk of aspiration and poor views.,ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4378127\nPatient Name: O Kelley, Amy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jones, Deanna\nDate of procedure: 2009-09-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Anastomosis patent and empirically dilated up to 20mm with good effect.,She has a 6cm hiatus hernia.,No inlet patch.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7597311\nPatient Name: el-Greiss, Hameeda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shimizu, Yasmeen\nDate of procedure: 2004-02-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Grade 1-2 oesophageal varices.,Stomach- Moderate gastritis.,DUODENUM: Mild duodnitis.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H4452093\nPatient Name: Lyapunova, Courtney\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Zhang Cheung, Akemi\nDate of procedure: 2001-06-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastritis- Nodular.,Cardia abnormality in keeping with known signet ring cancer.,STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: No residual Barrett's post HALO RFA.,STOMACH: significant amount of food residue in the stomach, therefore the procedure was stopped due to risk of aspiration and poor views.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R8004923\nPatient Name: Rodriguez, Cynthia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Delgado, Joane\nDate of procedure: 2013-06-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Fundoplication normal on retroflexion; erosive gastritis in antrum - biopsy and CLO.,metachronous lesions.,DUODENUM: Normal D2 biospies taken.,Antral and body biopsied for CLO as on PPI - CLO negative.,2 treatments with no cleaning step inbetween.,No sinister features.,No bleeding seen.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A mild, distal.,Very short D1.,OESOPHAGUS: Irregular Z-line, no clear visible Barrett's but metaplasia on previous biopsy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7957976\nPatient Name: Nelson, Alyssa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Fernandez, Destinie\nDate of procedure: 2016-08-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The overall picture appears unchanged compared to the previous description 4 months ago.,STOMACH: sliding hiatus hernia, 3 cm; non-erosive pan-gastritis, CLO test - negative.,OESOPHAGUS: mid-oesophageal candidiasis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z2727641\nPatient Name: Santee, Willanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lindsley, Kathryn\nDate of procedure: 2013-03-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus - normal.,STOMACH: Polyps- Multiple .,Normal appearances post THO.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7461659\nPatient Name: el-Salam, Naadiya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Parker, Jessica\nDate of procedure: 2002-07-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus: Barrett's - no nodules.,OESOPHAGUS: Neo Z line at 44 cm.,O: GOJ at 42cm .,Very short D1.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T3145793\nPatient Name: Martinez, Mariah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Mowad, Ibtisaama\nDate of procedure: 2008-06-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Total of 27 ablations.,G: Tiny fundal gastric erosions.,Sliding hiatus hernia 4cm.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and 25 cm, plus two more biopsies at 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,STOMACH: small hiatus hernia, normal stomach otherwise.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5148114\nPatient Name: Orona, Vanessa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Campbell-Tribble, Biyancah\nDate of procedure: 2003-10-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenal erosion seen and biopsied x2.,Duodenum - large ulcer on posterior wall 3cm - no active bleeding - vessel with overlying haematin candidate vessel for cause of bleeding - reviewed by Dr Anderson and APC applied to the area.,Stomach- Pylorus.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 40cm.,In the distal tract there is a linear erosion, about 1 cm long.,Stomach, pylorus andduodenum normal.,Venous/vascular bleb in lower oesophagus - not typical for portal hypertension.,DUODENUM: Normal D2 biospies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U1759838\nPatient Name: Padilla, Selena\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Finn, Nicole\nDate of procedure: 2010-05-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagitis- LA A .,OESOPHAGUS: cervical inlet patch 3 cm .\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5917931\nPatient Name: Erickson, Alexa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Omar, Nasreen\nDate of procedure: 2002-12-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Its removal resulted in a significant pulsating bleed from a vessel at the edge of the EMR.,D2 biopsies taken to exclude coeliac disease in view of bloating.,No stigmata of bleeding.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Moderate.,Intubation of efferent limb for a length of the scope.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Moderate.,Lesion on retroflexion extending towards greater curve of stomach-biopsied.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2813264\nPatient Name: Palma, Arrianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cherry, Tyree\nDate of procedure: 2011-10-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- Antrum and Stomach- Pylorus Gastritis- Erosion.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A6871788\nPatient Name: el-Madani, Hadeel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Morin, Sadie\nDate of procedure: 2011-10-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No inlet patchwas seen on narrow band imaging.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6229707\nPatient Name: Tena-Parra, Denise\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Hussain, Shaakira\nDate of procedure: 2004-03-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 37cm.,D1 and D2 - normal, no duodenitis.,Wrap normal positioned.,Modalities used to achieve haemostasis: 10mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and 2 clips applied.,STOMACH: No food.,No obvious slipped wrap.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7228898\nPatient Name: Yeddanapudy, Kate\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wilson, Alexandria\nDate of procedure: 2009-03-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: She has a Schatzki ring which is the likely cause of her dysphagia.,OESOPHAGUS: Varices- Four columns.,Biopsies taken including for TCR.,OESOPHAGUS: No residual Barrett's post HALO RFA.,Procedure done under enhanced sedation by ITU team.,Very friable with bleeding.,GOJ opening well but body of oesophagus dilated.,He has a duodenal ulcer in D2.,No strictures seen.,OESOPHAGUS: tight proximal anastomotic stricture - dilated 20mm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B1224656\nPatient Name: Sirio, Jasmine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Covarrubias Flores, Paris\nDate of procedure: 2003-10-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: In retroflexion wrap non clearly identifyed.,Tongue of columnar junction above SCJ at 38 cm; 1 cm slippage of cardia through fundoplication; hiatus hernia repair appears intact.,DUODENUM: Duodenitis- Mild/Moderate.,Atrophic stomach.,Small possible submucosal lesion along the left side of pharynx.,Trachealisation of oesophagus.,Normal D2.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 34 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,STOMACH: Mild PHG, no varices.,C0M1 Barretts- biopsied.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G4762980\nPatient Name: el-Iqbal, Raihaana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Khalil, Thao\nDate of procedure: 2001-06-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Mild generalised gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1418327\nPatient Name: el-Niazi, Ramla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Manning, Jamila\nDate of procedure: 2008-08-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: Mild duodenitis.,STOMACH: 5 cm sliding hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6545050\nPatient Name: al-Fares, Shajee'a\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcallister, Dlisa\nDate of procedure: 2009-09-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Now asymptomatic on BD PPI and ranitidine.,due to retching,No evidence of Barrett's oesophagus, short 2 cn hiatus hernia.,5mm resulting in a superficial mucosal tear as intended.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and two more at 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,x 6 biopsies were taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W1047941\nPatient Name: Kern, Carrie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pride, Jasmine\nDate of procedure: 2001-05-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Four dD2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliacdisease.,No inlet patch.,Biopsies at OGJ and scar taken.,2cm hiatus hernia.,Opposite to this at 3 oclock at the GOJ there looked to be some discrete inflamed mucosa but no lesion.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O4756019\nPatient Name: Glover, Aujene\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Kaleel, Nawaar\nDate of procedure: 2003-12-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Hiatus Hernia- Small.,D2 biopsies taken to exclude coeliac disease in view of bloating.,Irregular Z line.,Diaphragmatic pinch:40cm .,OESOPHAGUS:Normal no ulceration/varices.,Just distal to the anasomosis, inferior wall and anterior wall there were two ulcers with hematin deposits.,Small schatski beyond.,Diaphragmatic pinch:40cm .,The overall picture appears unchanged compared to the previous description 4 months ago.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P2080807\nPatient Name: Klein, Fei\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Baten, Ariyya\nDate of procedure: 2011-11-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No bleeding at pylorus and I dont think I dilated it per se with the scope.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L2478495\nPatient Name: Rivera-Borrego, Guadalupe\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Alderete, Madisyn\nDate of procedure: 2016-11-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2068433\nPatient Name: Hayat, Cheyenne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Miller, Madeline\nDate of procedure: 2006-05-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No ulceration, erosion or inflammation.,Micronodular gastritis in the antrum.,The minor ampulla was identified proximal to it.,Hiatus Hernia- Small.,STOMACH: Healthy conduit, widely patent pylorus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1951882\nPatient Name: Lam, Patricia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Symber, Taylor\nDate of procedure: 2008-06-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mild gastritis-biopsies taken from gastric antrum for Hp .,Pt with known lower oesoph SCC post chemoradiotherapy.,Otherwise normal to D2.,OESOPHAGUS: Short segment of Barrett's C0M1 and islands.,Duodenal erosion seen and biopsied x2.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D9082891\nPatient Name: Becker, Mary\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shaw, Nihal\nDate of procedure: 2008-05-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Tumour at 40cm right wall below the Z-line, inkeeping with Type 2 cardia tumour.,STOMACH: Mild portal hypertensive gastropathy.,He had two visible vessels just distal to the GOJ, withina hiatus hernia.,due to retching,Specifically, no evidence of oesophageal varices.,CLO not taken as patient on PPI.,STOMACH: At the anastamosis there was circumfrential slow oozing and ulceration.,OESOPHAGUS: GOJ at 43 cm.,Biopsies were taken at the strictured area as well as the mid and lower oesophagus to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C3M9, 21-30cm, but squamous regeneration at site of previous APC.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2752405\nPatient Name: Holmes Jr, Raeven\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Salam, Haseena\nDate of procedure: 2008-09-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach: previous resection.,Oesophagus- Normal.,Despite this, reasonable views obtained.,Stomach: previous resection.,DUODENUM:.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q4907331\nPatient Name: al-Harron, Hissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Samaan, Abeer\nDate of procedure: 2008-08-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No evidence of recent or active bleeding.,Otherwise normal mucosa.,STOMACH: Normal.,2 mm lipoma at 21 cm on the right wall,Mildly dilated oesophagus, no oesophagitis.,Large food residue in stomach.,OESOPHAGUS: Small 1cm hiatus hernia.,8 cm hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal apart from small hiatus hernia.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7140324\nPatient Name: Root, Claire\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Perez Onate, Cierra\nDate of procedure: 2016-04-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophageal biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: two short segments of Barrett's oesophagus, max 1 cm each, at 36 to 37 cm, C0M1.,Grade 2 varices with red signs.,D: oedematous mucosa in D1 but no ulcers seen.,Small oesophageal diverticulu at 20cms and florid candida.,Not safe to band due to food refluxing up oesophagus but will need re-banding at some point.,There is a very short 2cm just above the GOJ, with some contact bleeding.,OESOPHAGUS: Tumour commencing just below Z-line extending into lesser curve as previously described.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R9120543\nPatient Name: Carrington, Symone\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Sabir, Shafeeqa\nDate of procedure: 2006-09-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 41 cm.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at 36, 34 and 32 cm.,OESOPHAGUS: two clips still in situ.,Difficultto locate the pylorus but D2 reached.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliac disease.,Oesophagus normal; squamo-columnar junction at 38 cm; no hiatus hernia or oesophagitis.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Moderate.,DUODENUM: Forrest III ulcer in D1.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7095078\nPatient Name: Katz, Nicole\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Meredith, Yoselin\nDate of procedure: 2001-06-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 10cm hiatus hernia with erosive oesophagitis above.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 34 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,The minor ampulla was identified proximal to it.,Not examined.,O: GOJ at 42cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z6299612\nPatient Name: Rose, Maudgenique\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Johnson, Madison\nDate of procedure: 2002-09-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small benign gastric polyp/oedematous mucosa on GOJ side not biopsied.,STOMACH: PHG mild.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E6197772\nPatient Name: al-Mohammad, Nawaal\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Pirani, Lubaaba\nDate of procedure: 2016-06-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small oesophageal diverticulu at 20cms and florid candida.,No blood in the upper GI tract.,OESOPHAGUS: Two strictures post RFA - the first at the island treated 26cm tight but able to pass Olympus scope.,Biospy taken, easily bleeding.,Extensive portal hypertensive gastropathy.,Z-line at: 39cm - Bravo placed at 33cm- good position at check endoscopy.,Good passage to 70cm.,OESOPHAGUS: the previous subepithelial lesion measuring 1.,STOMACH: hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1732455\nPatient Name: Raiburn, Alondra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Traver, Alejandra\nDate of procedure: 2003-01-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No nodular or atypical areas examined in WL and NBI.,Stomach and pylorus normal; fundoplication visible on retroflexion.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm.,The endoscope passed without resistance.,Oesophagus normal; squamo-columnar junction at 38 cm; no hiatus hernia or oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M8823141\nPatient Name: Patel, Darby\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Villanueva, Okatomi\nDate of procedure: 2015-03-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No fundal varices seen.,OESOPHAGUS: mild candidiasis.,Topf of gastric folds 35cm, 34, 30M.,Gastro-oesophageal anastomosis at 30cm from incisors, which is open with free reflux.,Normal oesophagus; SCJ at 40 cm widely patent with 20 mm balloon fitting loosely; both limbs of jejunum entered for 20 cm.,CLO POSITIVE.,Oesophagus: Barrett's - no nodules.,No specific lesion identified.,Fresh bleeding seen in D2 distal to the ampulla secondary to angioectasia.,Stricture at 18cm dilated up to 15mm with good effect.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5272217\nPatient Name: Sablan, Stephanie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gerberding, Haley\nDate of procedure: 2016-08-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Diaphragmatic pinch: 43cm.,G: Normal mucosa.,DUODENUM: non-erosive duodenitis in D1, D2 - normal.,OESOPHAGUS: oesophageal candidiasis in the lower third.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C8544445\nPatient Name: Thomas, Cassandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mace, Mackenzie\nDate of procedure: 2014-05-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach - Large well coveredf gastric varix extending from GOJ - no sign of active bleeding.,The covering mucosa is not suggestive of underlying varix.,Stomach- Normal.,Rest of upper GI tract normal.,8 cm hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: Normalto GOJ 40 cm.,Tight stricture impassable with scope.,3cm hiatus hernia.,Small 2cm sliding hiatus hernia.,STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia; non-erosive antral gastritis.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5917376\nPatient Name: el-Saad, Jawhara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Murad, Saafiyya\nDate of procedure: 2011-08-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: G: mild PHG.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm.,DUODENUM: almost complete resolution of pyloric oedema.,Its removal resulted in a significant pulsating bleed from a vessel at the edge of the EMR.,Stomach and pylorus normal; fundoplication visible on retroflexion.,This was dilated to 12mm with CRE balloon - no immediate complications.,She has had a duodenal ulcer with resection / ?,Diaphragmatic pinch: 40cm.,2% indigo carmine solution were sprayed.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Body of stomach.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A1648588\nPatient Name: Page, Aiesha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kane, Sarah\nDate of procedure: 2011-02-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No blood in the upper GI tract.,The mucosa in between was flat but had abnormal vasculature and pit pattern.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J1337672\nPatient Name: Diazdeleon, Chantelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Chu, Wahida\nDate of procedure: 2010-12-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D1 - ulcer healing .,OESOPHAGUS: hiatue hernia with irregular Z line at 37 cm but no obvious Barrett's.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8594667\nPatient Name: Hoffpauir, Anuzaya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Comaduran Terrazas, Miranda\nDate of procedure: 2002-08-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: non-erosive gastritis from mid-body to antrum, CLO test: negative.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 36 cm .,Gastritis and gastric antrum mucosal erosions-biopsies taken.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the First part of duodenum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B8880712\nPatient Name: Willingham, Trenivea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pebworth-Brown, Mia\nDate of procedure: 2004-08-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No oesophageal varices seen.,Almost stopped but as oozing treated with 4ml of adrenaline 1:10,000 and bipolar with good effect.,Top of gastric folds: 41 cm.,Specifically, no evidence of oesophageal varices.,5mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and then gold probe applied with good effect.,DUODENUM: Normal to D3.,Haemostasis achieved.,Stomach and duodenum with no mucosal lesion.,D2 and Barrett's biopsies taken.,No fresh or altered blood in the upper GI tract.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G8210675\nPatient Name: al-Madani, Hafsa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Hana, Faseeha\nDate of procedure: 2003-06-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 3mm islands and small rim of Barrett's at GOJ right wall.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V4085520\nPatient Name: Kerr, Jordan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Amer, Mardiyya\nDate of procedure: 2009-11-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D2 biopsies taken x4.,They are mostly well covered, with red signs on one varix only.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I1303991\nPatient Name: Luna, Monica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tuck, Rachel\nDate of procedure: 2013-02-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum: Normal.,Biopsies taken for histology and samples in saline.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2075882\nPatient Name: Winters, Giavanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Anderson, Megan\nDate of procedure: 2001-12-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The last EMR removed felt less easy to suck up than the others.,Prominentfolds superior to the antrum - biopsied x 2.,Several fundal gland polyps in the body.,at 38cm there is an impassable stricture with Fuji endoscope.,Oesophagus - small <5mmoesophageal varices x2 columns.,Small hiatus hernia only.,Top of circumferential Barrett's: 33 cm.,Benign appearances.,APC 40W applied with good effect.,Opposite to this at 3 oclock at the GOJ there looked to be some discrete inflamed mucosa but no lesion.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O3104214\nPatient Name: Stafford, Angelina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Molnar, Samantha\nDate of procedure: 2016-06-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Also D2 biopsies taken and sent in saline for TCR.,No blood in the upper GI tract.,Biopsies showed no evidence of H.,Very short D1.,Top of gastric folds: 39cm.,Not safe to band due to food refluxing up oesophagus but will need re-banding at some point.,STOMACH: Portal hypertensive gastropathy.,No haitus hernia.,ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS .,OESOPHAGUS: angulation of proximal oesophagus as described on barium swallow.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P4425100\nPatient Name: el-Jaber, Rutaiba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Naqvi, Yaasmeena\nDate of procedure: 2004-04-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No nodular areas seen.,CLOtest and duodenal biopsies taken.,Oesophageal biopsies taken.,Shatzki ring at the OGJ.,Oesophagus - small <5mmoesophageal varices x2 columns.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L8917541\nPatient Name: Vong Vi Chith, Deanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tolbert, Ischara\nDate of procedure: 2004-03-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: EoE.,10mm sub-epithelial lesion at antrum.,DUODENUM: Duodenitis- Mild/Moderate.,They are mostly well covered, with red signs on one varix only.,6 biopsies were taken from around the margins.,I took quadrantic biopsies at 25 cm and 20 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Limited to proximal stomach as there were some food residues and the patient was not tolerating the procedure very well ) .,Duodenum- Mild duodenitis.,Stomach- Fundus, Stomach- Cardia and Stomach- Body Normal.,Wide open pylorus and normal D1 and D2.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K6126215\nPatient Name: Le, Amanda Lynn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lam, Victoria\nDate of procedure: 2015-09-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: at 38cm there is an impassable stricture with Fuji endoscope.,Duodenum: Duodenitis with a small erosion .,No erosions in antrum seen this time.,8 biopsies into saline for H Pylori culture as per protocol.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S6740918\nPatient Name: Tamburri, Crystal\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Koster, Jiang\nDate of procedure: 2014-09-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Excellent result post EMR with complete squamous regeneation at site.,She has no hiatus hernia or evidence of reflux oesophagitis.,Alimentary limb explorated for 15cm, no abnormalities.,D: oedematous mucosa in D1 but no ulcers seen.,Oesophagus- Normal.,G: mild PHG.,No varices anywhere in the upper GI tract/ no PHG.,due to retching\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D2568207\nPatient Name: Romero, Angel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Chacon, Lydia\nDate of procedure: 2002-11-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Area biopsied again.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N1257699\nPatient Name: el-Kazi, Kaazima\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Solt, Kristan\nDate of procedure: 2013-01-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: No food.,STOMACH: small hiatus hernia, normal stomach otherwise.,There was very mild oesophagitis and a single 5mm benign-appearing ulcer at the gastro-oesophageal junction.,O: 3 x columns of grade 2-3 oesophageal varices from 34cm .,Tumour at 40cm right wall below the Z-line, inkeeping with Type 2 cardia tumour.,Duodenitis D1 - mild.,GOJ at 44 cm, opening up with no resistance when the scope was passed.,No fresh blood in the lumen.,Normal appearances post THO.,We will re-book for 2 weeks, rebanding.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7176341\nPatient Name: Buchanan, Nicole\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Abbasi, Jasra\nDate of procedure: 2008-03-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Mild generalised gastritis.,No blood in the UGI tract.,O: GOJ at 41cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7489214\nPatient Name: el-Saadeh, Arwa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Matin, Muntaha\nDate of procedure: 2005-12-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Distorted and distended stomach.,The stomach and duodenum are also normal.,Lax cardia with small hiatus hernia but no erosive oesophagitis.,We will re-book for 2 weeks, rebanding.,Small gastric remnant with apparent Polya reconstruction.,STOMACH: intact fundoplication, prepyloric oedematous folds, slightly friable -biopsies sent.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the esophagus.,Duodenum- Mild duodenitis.,No fresh or altered blood in stomach.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R2764793\nPatient Name: Steele, Christina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Alire, Ashlyn\nDate of procedure: 2008-03-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: max 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia, seen on retroflexion only.,STOMACH: Clip still in place from previous polypectomy, thpugh no clear residual polyp.,Normal overlying mucosa.,This was gently pushed through and passed easily.,G: Portal hypertensive gastropathy, more obvious in the fundus.,3 columns of barely noticeable oesophagal varices at 11, 2 and 6 o'clock at 32-37cm.,OESOPHAGUS: angulation of proximal oesophagus as described on barium swallow.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7058648\nPatient Name: Howard, Rebekah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kaus, Kourtney\nDate of procedure: 2007-05-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Moderate amount of fluid in the upper third, requiring suctioning.,O: Normal mucosa.,Mild oesophagitis.,No inlet patchwas seen on narrow band imaging.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z8946728\nPatient Name: el-Fahs, Taaliba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcallister, Alexandra\nDate of procedure: 2014-11-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: patchy area of candidiasis on the right wall .,OESOPHAGUS: Mild narrowing at oesophago-conduit anastomosis in neck, required balloon dilatation 20mm .,Forrest Ulcer classification:II B.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliac disease.,Mutliple smooth strictures from 25cm to 38cm- scope easily passable.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7331206\nPatient Name: Simmons, Naomi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dunlap, Ebony\nDate of procedure: 2014-05-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D2 - normal.,No obvious gastric outflow restriction.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T9453315\nPatient Name: Garcia, Mina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lockett, Christina\nDate of procedure: 2015-09-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No neoplasia.,3cm hiatus hernia.,Post laparoscopic Nissen's fundoplication 4y ago.,Stomach- Pylorus Polyp- 2cm.,GOJ at 43 cm.,Small 2cm hiatus hernia but otherwise normal upper GI endoscopy to the Third partof duodenum.,at 38cm there is an impassable stricture with Fuji endoscope.,They are mostly well covered, with red signs on one varix only.,Mild non-erosive gastritis in the body.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4134709\nPatient Name: Tampubolon, Priscilla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Crowder, Cassandra\nDate of procedure: 2013-08-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Scope easily passed through.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5156770\nPatient Name: el-Sharifi, Juhaina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gorjoux, Janay\nDate of procedure: 2004-01-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Multiple gastric polyps in body and fundus.,Compressible.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C2789586\nPatient Name: Meeker, Jasmine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kassahun, Alyssa\nDate of procedure: 2015-10-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biospy taken, easily bleeding.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ, no inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.,Gastric biopsies taken as on PPI,Four D2 biopsies were takento rule out coeliac disease.,DUODENUM: Normal D2 biopsies taken.,On treatment dose LMWH for bilateral PE and portal vein thrombosis.,Forrest Ulcer classification:II B.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5990901\nPatient Name: Saeid, Samantha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Campbell, Isheya\nDate of procedure: 2013-09-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The stomach and duodenum are also normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A3962018\nPatient Name: Weckmann, Danni\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. House, Haley\nDate of procedure: 2015-06-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: O:ulcerated, friable, nodular tissue between 28 to 37cm .,No inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,No specific lesion identified.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J8367396\nPatient Name: el-Can, Qamraaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Hussain, Tayyiba\nDate of procedure: 2012-12-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA B .,OESOPHAGUS: Tumour commencing just below Z-line extending into lesser curve as previously described.,x6 D2/3 biopsies taken.,Haemospray.,OESOPHAGUS: angulation of proximal oesophagus as described on barium swallow.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no appreciable hiatus hernia.,She has a Paris subcentimetre 1s nodule at the GOJ which is likely to be hyperplastic or regenerative.,Gastric biopsies taken for HLO - on PPI and unable to do CLO test.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8211489\nPatient Name: Naylor, Teddi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Villani, Alyssa\nDate of procedure: 2013-11-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Not the most convincing oesophageal trachealisation - biopsies taken to assess for eosinophilic oesophagitis - proximal, mid and distal oesophagus.,No inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,The overall picture appears unchanged compared to the previous description 4 months ago.,No fundal varices seen.,Several erosions/small ulcers in inflammed antrum.,Mucosa of remnant also abnormal .,Faint red signs on one but no signs recent bleeding.,Cardia abnormality in keeping with known signet ring cancer.,Modalities used to achieve haemostasis: 10mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and 2 clips applied.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJN at 39 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9209688\nPatient Name: al-Rad, Hiba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Willoughby, Brianna\nDate of procedure: 2003-12-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Dudoenum- D2 and Duodenum- D1/D2 Angle Normal.,No evidence of reflux oesophagitis.,Normal otherwise.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G9989010\nPatient Name: Jones, Harley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Polson, Sarah\nDate of procedure: 2011-11-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Minimal amount of clear fluid and and bile.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1083206\nPatient Name: Gubbins, Hanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Liu, Jhana\nDate of procedure: 2011-01-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No evidence of oesophageal varices.,Stomach- Normal.,Lax cardia with small hiatus hernia but no erosive oesophagitis.,DUODENUM: mild D1 duodenitis.,D2 biopsies taken to exclude coeliac disease in view of bloating.,1% Lugol's iodine - no unstained lesions.,Anastomosis patent and empirically dilated up to 20mm with good effect.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3619361\nPatient Name: Lang, Stephanie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Chhoeun, Der\nDate of procedure: 2002-03-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Otherwise normal mucosa.,He also has erosive gastritis in the fundus.,Small possible submucosal lesion along the left side of pharynx.,This was removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit.,She has an irregular Z line with columnar mucosa to the top of the gastric folds only.,Further snare coagulation over the area was performed.,Stomach- Body Polyp with Biopsies Taken-Multiple.,2 treatments with no cleaning step inbetween.,He has a duodenal ulcer in D2.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W7335845\nPatient Name: Jaramillo, Nariah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Haley, Shannon\nDate of procedure: 2015-09-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Hiatus Hernia- Small.,OESOPHAGUS: No residual Barrett's post HALO RFA.,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm hiatus hernia.,STOMACH: hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1085643\nPatient Name: Holguin, Violetta\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Meek, Samantha\nDate of procedure: 2004-01-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 41 cm.,Friable ulcerated polypoid lesion in the lower third of the oesophagus .,Diaphragmatic pinch: 42cm,Therefore multiple polyps were biopsied.,Stomach- Pylorus.,DUODENUM: Mild duodnitis.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 39 cm.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 42cm,STOMACH: Mild/Moderate gastritis of body and antrum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6658276\nPatient Name: Madden, Lily\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cano, Destinee\nDate of procedure: 2001-11-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,Duodenum: normal.,NBI used .,Total of 75 ablations.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4154167\nPatient Name: Phannadeth, Monica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shaver, Pia\nDate of procedure: 2014-02-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal small bowel mucosa.,2% indigo carmine solution were sprayed.,Treated with HALO Channel RFA at 12J.,OGD today to assess for ulceration/ongoing bleeding.,GOJ at 38cm, biopsies taken.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K8099671\nPatient Name: el-Emami, Naqaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wickard, Dominique\nDate of procedure: 2015-04-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastritis, haemorrhagic in fundus and oedema in pylorus.,Normal gastric folds and stomach distension.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1985702\nPatient Name: Runyan, Paige\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Runyan, Sarah\nDate of procedure: 2010-01-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No ongoing duodenal ulceration.,No obvious gastric outflow restriction.,Good respiratory effort.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D4796018\nPatient Name: Mccoy, Jocelynn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Karam, Wadee'a\nDate of procedure: 2009-05-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Tiny erosions at the antrum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2905244\nPatient Name: Acevedo, Serena\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Newlon, Katie\nDate of procedure: 2014-12-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Shatzki ring at the OGJ.,DUODENUM: Not entered.,STOMACH: hiatus hernia.,Prominentfolds superior to the antrum - biopsied x 2.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and twobiopsies were taken at 25 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Oesophaghus was furrowed and mild trachealisation .,G: No fundal varices seen.,5 measured in endoscopy by near patient testing.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7729897\nPatient Name: al-Nagi, Haaritha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cruz, Mika\nDate of procedure: 2001-11-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Scope easily passed through.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0M2.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude Coeliac disease.,Sha has a 2cm .,OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no evidence of residual dysplasia under FICe.,Several erosions/small ulcers in inflammed antrum.,D1 biopsy taken.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9801234\nPatient Name: Batts, Rowan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Miller, Jasmine\nDate of procedure: 2012-01-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: NBI used .,Compressible.,DUODENUM: first and second duodenum were distorted.,OESOPHAGUS: No residual Barrett's post HALO RFA.,Duodenal aspirates and biopsies obtained.,G: some old flecks of blood in the antrum which washed easily.,D: oedematous mucosa in D1 but no ulcers seen.,Dudoenum- D2 Vascular- Telangiectasia.,No evidence of reflux oesophagitis.,3 x bands appied to the oesophageal varices - at 39cm, 37cm and 36cm with good proximal decompression.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R3882435\nPatient Name: Nguyen, Fayeza\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Soltani, Ameera\nDate of procedure: 2009-07-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Two oesophageal varices identified at 20cm.,No varices.,Tight stricture impassable with scope.,Oesophagus - small <5mmoesophageal varices x2 columns.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 41, 39, 37, 35, 33 and 31 cm.,No gastric varices.,G: No fundal varices seen.,Oesophageal biopsies taken.,Forrest Ulcer classification: IIc.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7134775\nPatient Name: el-Imam, Aseela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vang, Angela\nDate of procedure: 2001-09-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: mild antral non-erosive gastritis.,Small polyp on fold in fundus, biopsied x1.,No nodular areas seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9871480\nPatient Name: Fischer, Jasmine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kennedy, Lien\nDate of procedure: 2005-03-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Micronodular gastritis in the antrum.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to investigate for ?,No blood or sign of recent bleeding.,10mm sub-epithelial lesion at antrum.,No mucosal gastric or duodenal lesion.,A single episode of haematemesis 2 days agao.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9204095\nPatient Name: Navajo, Charlotte\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Burciaga, Heather\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal muosa.,Final Prague score: C0M4.,Two biopsies were taken from lower oesophagus to investigate for ?,Scope easily passed through.,No evidence of reflux.,Stomach - Large well coveredf gastric varix extending from GOJ - no sign of active bleeding.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1294090\nPatient Name: Cox, Ella\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Crisp, Vicky\nDate of procedure: 2001-10-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The duodenum was also seen to distend well and didn't appear to be compressed extenally down to D2.,3 small angioectasia with no ooze/bleeding - gold probe applied to all with good effect.,He also has erosive gastritis in the fundus.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M9440150\nPatient Name: Butts, Natalie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Tabatabai, Fat'hiyaa\nDate of procedure: 2012-07-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There is a new ulcer on the opposite wall to clip - not as deep as previously but may need a second clip.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6044658\nPatient Name: Jaime, Ester\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Riaz, Imtinaan\nDate of procedure: 2013-05-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: The previous deep ulcer remains well covered with OTSC .,Brushings taken to rule out viral cause .,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 31 cm and 21 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Previous OGDshowed LA grade C reflux oesophagitis above a hiatus hernia and gastroduodenitis.,Normal UGI tract.,Several erosions/small ulcers in inflammed antrum.,GOJ at 38cm.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6417773\nPatient Name: Morris, Merissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ehrlich, Alyssa\nDate of procedure: 2014-01-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Alimentary limb till 70cm from incisors with no obvious extrinsic compression.,Oesophagus and stomach normal.,No ulcers.,Proceed to colonoscopy today as planned.,STOMACH: subtle non-erosive antral/mid-body gastritis - CLO test - positive.,OESOPHAGUS: Candida + moderate oesophagitis.,The meat bolus was seen in lower segment but could be pushed easily into the stomach.,Haemostasis achieved.,GORD with only partial response to PPI.,Alkaline gastritis and amount of bile residue.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6072011\nPatient Name: Beltran-Ramirez, Genevieve\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Brown, Payton\nDate of procedure: 2016-01-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No erosions but oedematous folds.,DUODENUM: Duodenitis- mild/mod.,Biopsies taken at 35P.,STOMACH: PHG mild to moderate.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1449886\nPatient Name: Smith, Zoe\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Allen, Selena\nDate of procedure: 2016-05-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm.,GOJ at 43 cm.,Normal UGI tract.,OESOPHAGUS: mid-oesophageal candidiasis.,One of the vessels was visibly bleeding.,10mm sub-epithelial lesion at antrum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1607560\nPatient Name: Lial, Jamiley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Rahim, Haafiza\nDate of procedure: 2009-04-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: GOJ at 43 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8031481\nPatient Name: Moore III, Aranda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Khatter, Jenny\nDate of procedure: 2015-11-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Angularis.,D2 biopsies taken in view of weight loss.,Modalities used to achieve haemostasis:.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2120051\nPatient Name: Zen, Meghan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Smith, Edith\nDate of procedure: 2001-05-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: first and second duodenum were distorted.,Oesophagus - food bolus in dostal oesophagus - gentle pressure applied to centre of bolus and passed easily into stomach.,Small polyp on incisura,OESOPHAGUS: Tortuous oesophagus, minimal resistance at GOJ.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7163832\nPatient Name: Green, Chayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Torres, Alondra\nDate of procedure: 2005-07-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach, pylorus and duodenum normal.,Stomach - Large well coveredf gastric varix extending from GOJ - no sign of active bleeding.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6620949\nPatient Name: Jensen, Hallie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Siddiqui, Mubaaraka\nDate of procedure: 2002-04-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Moderate amount of bile in the stomach, with reactive gastritis.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A mild, distal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4378217\nPatient Name: al-Huq, Naaifa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Onate, Brooke\nDate of procedure: 2014-05-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No inlet patch.,Type II/III lesion extending slighty across greater curve of stomach.,Stomach: few 3mm polyps in stomach with 4mm polyp in fundus .,Specifically, no evidence of oesophageal varices.,Fuji endoscope through afterwards.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal - slightly dilated and very mild irregularity of scj in keeping with reflux but no frank oeosphagitis.,Oesophagus - Normal.,Oesophagus - small <5mmoesophageal varices x2 columns.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2657390\nPatient Name: Cahill, Michelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Shabazz, Afeefa\nDate of procedure: 2005-07-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal UGI tract.,Stricture at 18cm dilated up to 15mm with good effect.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S9393699\nPatient Name: Bowland, Bianca\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sherer, Shelby\nDate of procedure: 2015-09-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: O: GOJ at 42cm .,No inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,No fundal varices seen.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis - linear ulceration at 3 oclock - biopsy taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Tumour commencing just below Z-line extending into lesser curve as previously described.,Good respiratory effort.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D5975610\nPatient Name: Galvan, Tanya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Bari, Arwa\nDate of procedure: 2007-04-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: Not entered.,STOMACH: 2 mm ulcer in antrum, with clean base and surrounding oedema.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 43cm.,STOMACH: Clip still in place from previous polypectomy, thpugh no clear residual polyp.,Stomach and pylorus normal; fundoplication visible on retroflexion.,Small polyp on incisura,OESOPHAGUS: Subtle Schatzki ring, mild oesophagitis above 2cm hiastus hernia, biopsies from 30 and 20cm to check for eosinophilia.,Proceed to colonoscopy today as planned.,OESOPHAGUS: Varices- 3 columns grade 2.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4378127\nPatient Name: al-Amini, Mubaaraka\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Worley, Sabrina\nDate of procedure: 2001-07-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Small amount of bright red blood that seems to have refluxed back through the pylorus.,STOMACH: hiatus hernia.,3 clips deployed and 7ml of 1:10,000 adrenaline injected around the area.,No immediate complications.,Top of gastrisc folds:43cm.,10cm hiatus hernia with erosive oesophagitis above.,D2 biopsies taken n view of diarrhoea.,Normal D1 and D2.,STOMACH: Portal Hypertensive Gastropathy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7597311\nPatient Name: Mosley, Jazlyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bowles, Sarah\nDate of procedure: 2009-03-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Removed with biopsy forceps.,NJ placed uder direct vision.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H4452093\nPatient Name: al-Rahmani, Atiyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Faraj, Tamanna\nDate of procedure: 2011-11-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Modalities used to achieve haemostasis:.,Mild gastritis-biopsies taken from gastric antrum for Hp .,Final Prague score: C1M5.,Z-line at: 36cm - Bravo placed at 30cm- good position at check endoscopy.,no varices seen.,Oesophagus- Normal.,OESOPHAGUS:Normal no ulceration/varices.,STOMACH: 5 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,Well covered - photographed.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R8004923\nPatient Name: al-Shakoor, Mumtaaza\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mckenzie, Rose\nDate of procedure: 2011-11-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No visible lesion.,Normal duodenum.,Upper and lower oesophageal biopsies taken to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis in view of dysphagia.,OESOPHAGUS: mild candidiasis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7957976\nPatient Name: el-Ameen, Shamaail\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Najera-Loya, Miranda\nDate of procedure: 2005-11-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Fuji endoscope through afterwards.,OESOPHAGUS: slightly tortuous and dilated but normal mucosa throughout.,Could not tolerateand declined sedation on this occasion.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 37 cm.,Gastroparesis.,GORD with only partial response to PPI.,STOMACH: max 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia, seen on retroflexion only.,No immediate complications.,Just distal to the anasomosis, inferior wall and anterior wall there were two ulcers with hematin deposits.,There is a duodenal diverticulum, just after the D1/D2 flexure but there is no inflammation, ulceration or erosions.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z2727641\nPatient Name: Saygili, Brittany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lo, Hea\nDate of procedure: 2003-04-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Neo Z line looks normal at 36 cm.,DUODENUM: Normal.,OESOPHAGUS: traces of scarring post bleach ingestion with no inflammation, no strictures and no ulcerations, oesophagus essentially looks normal; GOJ at 40 cm.,Thickened mucosal folds at the cardia .,OESOPHAGUS: Two 0.,No Hiatus hernia.,Hiatus Hernia- Small.,Nodule at 28-35cm right wall, Paris Type IIa.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7461659\nPatient Name: Ruiz, Jacey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. White, Alexandria\nDate of procedure: 2004-08-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach and duodenum: normal with no mucosal lesion.,GOJ at 41 cm.,OGD today to assess for ulceration/ongoing bleeding.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 35 cm.,No stigmata of recent bleeding.,No immediate complication.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T3145793\nPatient Name: Talley, Lestina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lawrence, Darian\nDate of procedure: 2008-02-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Cardia abnormality in keeping with known signet ring cancer.,GOJ at 38cm.,Stomach, pylorus and duodenum normal.,Well covered - photographed.,No inlet patchwas seen on narrow band imaging.,No melaena.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5148114\nPatient Name: Martinez, Chelsea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kim, Michele\nDate of procedure: 2003-10-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: She has a 6cm hiatus hernia.,Mildoesophagitis grade LA A/B.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0M2.,Mild non-erosive gastritis in the body.,No inlet patch seen on narow band imaging.,D1 - ulcer healing .,Stomach- Normal.,Mild gastritis; duodenal diverticulum noted.,Pylorus initially quite tight and difficult to enter but admitted scope.,5 x oesophageal biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U1759838\nPatient Name: Vanhorn, Catherine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mutamba, Ja'Lainna\nDate of procedure: 2001-03-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D1 - ulcer healing .\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5917931\nPatient Name: Wilkinson, Julissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Denton, Tia\nDate of procedure: 2005-05-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Known GOJ adeno-Ca.,STOMACH: gastritis.,Site clipped.,Mutliple smooth strictures from 25cm to 38cm- scope easily passable.,Rest of upper GI tract normal.,He has a duodenal ulcer in D2.,D: Oedematous mucosa and erosions in D1.,DUODENUM: bile and residue - no obstruction to D3.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2813264\nPatient Name: el-Tariq, Waheeda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Salaam, Humaira\nDate of procedure: 2014-06-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Post surgical stomach with a normal pylorus leading to a normal D1 and then into a normal looking D2.,Stomach: Mild, non-specific antral gastritis.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophageal candidiasis in the upper third of the oesophagus.,Final Prague score: C0M1 .,STOMACH: food residue ++ consistent with delayed gastric emptying,was oozing after passage of the scope.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A6871788\nPatient Name: Ware, Ernestine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Elliott, Niesha\nDate of procedure: 2016-07-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D2 biopsies taken as requested.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ, no inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6229707\nPatient Name: Wu, Peggy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Folsom, Fartun\nDate of procedure: 2006-07-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: 5 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,Scope not held by stricture and I suspect dysphagia is more likely due to this poorly motile area of oesophagus rather than stricture.,Gastritis and duodenitis.,STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia; mild non-erosive gastritis, more prominent in antrum - CLO test: negative.,There is no hiatus hernia or evidence of oesophagitis.,Small oesophageal diverticulu at 20cms and florid candida.,GOJ at 38cm.,Grade 2-3 varices, several columns.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7228898\nPatient Name: Trost, Kallie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Guzman, Brianna\nDate of procedure: 2006-05-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D1 biopsy taken.,STOMACH: PHG mild to moderate.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the First part of duodenum.,Oesophagus - Small hiatus hernia.,DUODENUM: not entered.,Moderate oesophageal stricture 28-35 cm dilated to 18 mm; large sliding hiatus hernia.,Subesquently haemospray was applied to the mid and lower oesophagus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B1224656\nPatient Name: Calderon, Nicole\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garbarini, Eun\nDate of procedure: 2008-11-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- Moderate gastritis.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.,No varices anywhere in the upper GI tract/ no PHG.,No sinister features.,STOMACH: mild antral gastritis with 5 mm area of slightly raised and eroded mucosa at antrum greater curve which was biopsied.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G4762980\nPatient Name: Ochoa, Joanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Funk, Aubrey\nDate of procedure: 2008-01-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal apart from possible mild trachealization.,STOMACH: Polyps- Multiple .,OESOPHAGUS:Normal.,Treated with HALO 90 RFA at 12J.,Oesopahgus- Distal Bleeding-Active .,The reflux oesophagitis has completely healed.,1% Lugol's iodine - no unstained lesions.,OESOPHAGUS: small elevated area .,Dudoenum- D2 and Duodenum- D1/D2 Angle Normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1418327\nPatient Name: Pascua, Lauren\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Star\nDate of procedure: 2004-09-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: G: no Fundal varices.,Small oesophageal diverticulu at 20cms and florid candida.,There seemed to be two loops.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6545050\nPatient Name: Trujillo, Maria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Miller, Christiana\nDate of procedure: 2004-12-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 4 biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no appreciable hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: EMR sites - more distal one at 37cm .,Difficultto locate the pylorus but D2 reached.,3mm islands and small rim of Barrett's at GOJ right wall.,Four dD2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliacdisease.,No cause for anaemia found.,was oozing after passage of the scope.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W1047941\nPatient Name: Vinson, Angela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Whitman, Dawnee\nDate of procedure: 2013-07-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: D1 normal.,OESOPHAGUS:Normal no ulceration/varices.,Duodenal aspirates and biopsies obtained.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 38cmx4,36cmx2.,5 cm gastric ulcer in antrum with haematin deposits in the base and surrounded by significant oedema - biopsied x 6.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O4756019\nPatient Name: Kim, Eun\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Sayed, Huwaida\nDate of procedure: 2007-12-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: PHG and single grade 1 varix as noted below.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at:32cmx4.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P2080807\nPatient Name: al-Mahmud, Shahaama\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Edwards, Maizy\nDate of procedure: 2001-07-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 41, 39, 37, 35, 33 and 31 cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 47 cm.,Oesophagus normal-impression of mild oesophagitis in mid oesophagus-biopsies taken.,Haemostasis achieved.,The endoscope passed through the stricture with resistance before dilatation initiated.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L2478495\nPatient Name: Arkulari, Bridget\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Suleiman, Zaitoona\nDate of procedure: 2004-03-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Two 0.,GOJ at 43 cm.,Atrophic gastritis only.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2068433\nPatient Name: el-Alam, Naqaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Curtis, Jaleesa\nDate of procedure: 2013-03-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Likely fundic gland polyps.,Repositioned with bumper clear of gastric wall.,Clean based 0.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1951882\nPatient Name: Tabacchi, Aubrie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Madani, Najeema\nDate of procedure: 2004-12-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: sliding hiatus hernia, 3 cm; non-erosive pan-gastritis, CLO test - negative.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D9082891\nPatient Name: Gomez, Fiona\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Boyer, Tess\nDate of procedure: 2015-03-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum- Nodular duodenitis.,Normal duodenal mucosa.,Duodenum: Duodenitis with a small erosion .,Despite this, reasonable views obtained.,Pylorus and duodenum normal.,Minor bleeding which resolved spontaneously.,OESOPHAGUS: EMR sites - more distal one at 37cm .,5cm lesion in D2 with surface characteristics of an adenoma but a more irregular central part.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2752405\nPatient Name: Moschetti, Kaela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mostafa, Hanh\nDate of procedure: 2010-05-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsies taken.,Known extensive and metastatic gastric cancer.,Florid oral and upper oesophageal candida.,No sinister features.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q4907331\nPatient Name: el-Raad, Nada\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ali, Delgermaa\nDate of procedure: 2008-01-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 37cm.,No ulcers.,Normal D1 and D2.,Mucosa washed with 1% NAC.,There is no evidence of Barrett's.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7140324\nPatient Name: Schobert, Megan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lovern, Ellen\nDate of procedure: 2005-01-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: oesophageal candidiasis in the lower third.,Oesophagus - Normal GOJ 45cm.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R9120543\nPatient Name: Heslip, Andrenee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sayyid, Amy\nDate of procedure: 2002-12-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenal erosion seen and biopsied x2.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7095078\nPatient Name: al-Nazar, Adhraaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Butler Nash, Kanesha\nDate of procedure: 2004-11-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: not examined.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliac disease.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliac disease.,Inlet patch - No:.,As pt very symptomatic and on PPI gastric biopsies taken for H.Pylori.,Diaphragmatic pinchL 41cm .,Alimentary limb explorated for 15cm, no abnormalities.,Duodenum clear.,Opposite to this at 3 oclock at the GOJ there looked to be some discrete inflamed mucosa but no lesion.,Forrest Ulcer classification:II B.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z6299612\nPatient Name: Andre, Ashleigh\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Azimi, Mahdhoodha\nDate of procedure: 2016-11-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Rest of upper GI tract normal.,Irregular Z line.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E6197772\nPatient Name: Landry, Anna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Phillips, Taylor\nDate of procedure: 2002-06-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mucosa of remnant also abnormal .,D1 inspected carefully and no othe abnormalities seen.,Oesophagus - small <5mmoesophageal varices x2 columns.,Moderate oesophageal stricture 28-35 cm dilated to 18 mm; large sliding hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1732455\nPatient Name: Nguyen, Lauren\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sihavong, Molly\nDate of procedure: 2014-12-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Candida + moderate oesophagitis.,Duodenal aspirates and biopsies obtained.,Total of 23 ablations.,Well covered - photographed.,STOMACH: 2 mm ulcer in antrum, with clean base and surrounding oedema.,Duodenum- Bulb Duodentitis- Erosions.,Oesophagus and stomach normal.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C1 M5 .,Gastritis and CLO taken: negative, also gastric antrum biopsies taken.,Total of 6 ablations.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M8823141\nPatient Name: Torres, Laura\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lor, Liny\nDate of procedure: 2006-04-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild No ulceration seen.,Stomach and duodenum normal.,Normal upper GI endoscopy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5272217\nPatient Name: el-Qazi, Rafeeda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Revello, Samantha\nDate of procedure: 2013-11-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D: oedematous mucosa in D1 but no ulcers seen.,3 x bands appied to the oesophageal varices - at 39cm, 37cm and 36cm with good proximal decompression.,Wide neck diverticulum in D2.,Scope passed through easily.,Small schazki ring in lwer oesophagus that.,EoE.,Biopsies from D2 and stomach.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C8544445\nPatient Name: Leathers, Amber\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mace, Candace\nDate of procedure: 2013-06-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: 2-3 cm sliding hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5917376\nPatient Name: Donnell, Junai\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Blackbear, Barbara\nDate of procedure: 2016-11-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Otherwise Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part of duodenum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A1648588\nPatient Name: al-Zafar, Aaida\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gavin, Lauren\nDate of procedure: 2004-06-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: gastritis in the body and fundus, CLO test - positive.,3 small angioectasia with no ooze/bleeding - gold probe applied to all with good effect.,OESOPHAGUS: candida throughout.,Stomach- Moderate gastritis.,All 3 EMR peices were retrieved with Roth netting.,8 biopsies into saline for H Pylori culture as per protocol.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J1337672\nPatient Name: Cournoyer, Kateri\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vigil, Athena\nDate of procedure: 2010-03-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Diaphragmatic pinch:39cm ,GOJ at 41 cm.,Tongue of columnar junction above SCJ at 38 cm; 1 cm slippage of cardia through fundoplication; hiatus hernia repair appears intact.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8594667\nPatient Name: Razo Munoz, Analisse\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Thompson, Parnia\nDate of procedure: 2006-10-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Minimal antral gastritis, CLO test - negative.,OESOPHAGUS: Residual slightly raised area at right wall just above GOJ -bx taken.,Duodenum: Normal.,No evidence of hiatus hernia or reflux oesophagitis seen.,Biopsies taken from edge of ulcer.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B8880712\nPatient Name: Gomez, Summer\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Mourad, Rashaa\nDate of procedure: 2004-03-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Anastomosis patent, easily passable with the scope.,Not safe to band due to food refluxing up oesophagus but will need re-banding at some point.,No specific lesion identified.,GOJ opening well but body of oesophagus dilated.,Known GOJ adeno-Ca.,No inlet patch was seen in narrow band imaging.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G8210675\nPatient Name: Mckay-Epp, Katlynn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Hannan, Mahfoodha\nDate of procedure: 2004-05-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D1/2 biopsies taken.,Duodenitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V4085520\nPatient Name: Dupree, Brooke\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shepherd, Jazmynn\nDate of procedure: 2009-11-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D2 biopsies taken n view of diarrhoea.,Mucosal inflammation noted from the pylorus to the antrum.,The procedure was poorly tolerated, therefore only x 2 biopsies were take at 40 cm, 30 cm and 23 cm respectively, to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,STOMACH: At the anastamosis there was circumfrential slow oozing and ulceration.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 38cmx4,36cmx2.,coeliac disease.,OESOPHAGUS: Short segment of Barrett's C0M1 and islands.,Retrieved with the aid of snare.,STOMACH:, Stomach-Mild antral inflammation - biopsies to check for hp as on ppi.,Normal otherwise.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I1303991\nPatient Name: Muluneh, Sheila\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Johnson, Aushanay\nDate of procedure: 2007-05-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Gastritis with erosions in the antrum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2075882\nPatient Name: Habteyesus, Janaye\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Azzi, Nameera\nDate of procedure: 2010-11-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 36 cm.,No evidence of oesophageal or gastric varices.,GOJ at 38cm.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 39cm : 34cm.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 41, 39, 37, 35, 33 and 31 cm.,Small hiatus hernia only.,Minor bleeding which resolved spontaneously.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C5M7, 35 cm to 29 cm.,5 cm in size .,No blood.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O3104214\nPatient Name: al-Riaz, Hadiyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Begay, Brianna\nDate of procedure: 2001-06-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Scope not attempted as hypotensive.,In view of recent melaena amd Hb drop decision to proceed with banding.,STOMACH: Ulceration healed.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P4425100\nPatient Name: Motlong, Myah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bernal, Amairani\nDate of procedure: 2007-12-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Fundoplication in good position.,This couldn't be resolved with the coag graspers so 2 clips were deploted over the vessel and 1:10,000 adrenaline x10ml was injected with haemostasis achieved.,N-Acetyl-cysteine used Yes or no.,D2 biopsies taken to exclude coeliac disease in view of bloating.,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild.,O: GOJ at 42cm.,Grade A oesophagitis.,Rest of upper GI tract normal.,Treated with HALO RFA Express at 10J.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L8917541\nPatient Name: Howard, Selena\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Leung, Sarah\nDate of procedure: 2014-07-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Distorted and distended stomach.,Oesophagus dilated; Grade 3 oesophagitis from30-38 cm; 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,She has a Paris subcentimetre 1s nodule at the GOJ which is likely to be hyperplastic or regenerative.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K6126215\nPatient Name: Dietrich, Maggie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcneil, Tynia\nDate of procedure: 2007-03-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No evidence of Barrett's oesophagus, short 2 cn hiatus hernia.,3 x bands appied to the oesophageal varices - at 39cm, 37cm and 36cm with good proximal decompression.,Mildly dilated oesophagus, no oesophagitis.,Distal oesophagus - no varices seen.,Normal to D2.,OESOPHAGUS: Short tongue of Barrett's remians, C0M4 left wall.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S6740918\nPatient Name: Herrera, Kayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Ameen, Maazina\nDate of procedure: 2010-07-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Diaphragmatic pinch:39cm,OESOPHAGUS: Two strictures post RFA - the first at the island treated 26cm tight but able to pass Olympus scope.,STOMACH: Mild nodular areas of inflammation in antrum - biopsies for h pylori as on PPI.,4 biopsies taken.,Duodenal aspirates and biopsies obtained.,DUODENUM: Mild oedema of the mucosa and scalloping.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm .,D2 biopsies taken to exclude coeliac disease in view of bloating.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D2568207\nPatient Name: Inouye, Ngoclan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Connolly, Mirina\nDate of procedure: 2010-01-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A/B .,GOJ on contraction gives a false impression of Schatzki ring.,PHG and single grade 1 varix as noted below.,STOMACH: mild non-erosive antral gastritis - CLO test - negative.,3cm hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N1257699\nPatient Name: Avorque, Shirley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Woods, Jasmine\nDate of procedure: 2003-11-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Four D2 biopsies were takento rule out coeliac disease.,Final Prague score: C1M5.,Limited to proximal stomach as there were some food residues and the patient was not tolerating the procedure very well ) .,3 treatments with nocleaning step inbetween.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part ofduodenum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7176341\nPatient Name: al-Abad, Sundus\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dalke, Kelsey\nDate of procedure: 2010-06-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Scope not held by stricture and I suspect dysphagia is more likely due to this poorly motile area of oesophagus rather than stricture.,Gastritis- Nodular.,DUODENUM: Erythema at D1.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7489214\nPatient Name: Awtrey, Kristine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shino, Pachoua\nDate of procedure: 2014-04-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: She has an irregular Z line with columnar mucosa to the top of the gastric folds only.,Stricture at 18cm dilated up to 15mm with good effect.,No active bleeding or altered blood.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal apart from small hiatus hernia.,Top of circumferential Barrett's: 33 cm.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R2764793\nPatient Name: Watts, Cheyenne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Williams, Seline\nDate of procedure: 2008-02-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Very friable with bleeding.,Biopsied GOJ tumur and ?,Total of 18 ablations.,There was loss of pit pattern on surface,Haemodynamically stable and Hb normal.,Venous/vascular bleb in lower oesophagus - not typical for portal hypertension.,anastomosis at 30cm widely patent and normal.,Duodenum - large ulcer on posterior wall 3cm - no active bleeding - vessel with overlying haematin candidate vessel for cause of bleeding - reviewed by Dr Anderson and APC applied to the area.,She has an atrophic looking stomach .,Stomach- No gastric varices.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7058648\nPatient Name: Manu, Tiffany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Parson, Angela\nDate of procedure: 2006-08-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D2 biopsies taken x4.,Slightly prominent ampulla but not biopsied - did not look abnormal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z8946728\nPatient Name: Lujan, Vanessa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Apedjinou, Mariah\nDate of procedure: 2016-12-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Pylorus dilated up to 20mm with good effect.,OESOPHAGUS: angulation of proximal oesophagus as described on barium swallow.,Flumazenil given.,OESOPHAGUS: Grade B oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7331206\nPatient Name: Fletchall, Mercedez\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Niazi, Aadila\nDate of procedure: 2014-01-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: Moderate duodenitis.,Scope passed through easily.,Oesophagus - Small hiatus hernia.,No other abnormality idenitified, and this would be consistent with CT findings.,No other abnormality idenitified, and this would be consistent with CT findings.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T9453315\nPatient Name: Ontiveros, Brittany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Robbins, Dashawna\nDate of procedure: 2012-01-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Shatzki ring at the OGJ.,Lax cardia with small hiatus hernia but no erosive oesophagitis.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C1 M5 .,Hypotensive during procedure but BP better after 500ml of saline.,Duodenal biopsies taken.,Nodule at 28-35cm right wall, Paris Type IIa.,Stricture at 18cm dilated up to 15mm with good effect.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4134709\nPatient Name: al-Rais, Ariyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Penn, Amber\nDate of procedure: 2006-05-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: mildly dilated oesophagus with traces of food and saliva requiring suctioning.,8 cm hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5156770\nPatient Name: al-Masih, Shareefa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hunter, Brooke\nDate of procedure: 2007-02-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: In the distal tract there is a linear erosion, about 1 cm long.,5 cm gastric ulcer in antrum with haematin deposits in the base and surrounded by significant oedema - biopsied x 6.,8 cm hiatus hernia.,Inlet patch - No:.,Hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: four small islands of Barrett's < 1 sq cm .,4 biopsies taken.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C2789586\nPatient Name: Vialpando, Mikala\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Johnson, Rachel\nDate of procedure: 2013-08-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There is a new ulcer on the opposite wall to clip - not as deep as previously but may need a second clip.,No afferent limb seen.,Stomach- No gastric varices.,Known Barrett's.,High upper third oesophageal benign stricture post chemo-radiotherapy for neck SCC of unknown origin.,At most C0M1 Barrett's at GOJ remains.,No stricture seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5990901\nPatient Name: Hamilton, Avianha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Delgado Calzada, Ariel\nDate of procedure: 2014-08-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Presence of surgical stiches and superficial ulceration at the gastroenteric anastomoses.,OESOPHAGUS: the previous subepithelial lesion measuring 1.,C0M1 Barretts- biopsied.,Biopsies taken including for TCR.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A3962018\nPatient Name: Acosta, Desiree\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nelson, Anysia\nDate of procedure: 2011-01-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Antral gastris.,The mucosa proximal and distal to this segment looked essentially normal apart fromfew scattered tiny white spots.,No evidence of Barrett's oesophagus, short 2 cn hiatus hernia.,No evidence of reflux oesophagitis.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J8367396\nPatient Name: Penny, Alexandria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Needham, Lily'Okalani\nDate of procedure: 2008-06-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH:, Stomach-Mild antral inflammation - biopsies to check for hp as on ppi.,Type II/III lesion extending slighty across greater curve of stomach.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8211489\nPatient Name: Tanoue, Katie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ogbaselassie, Briana\nDate of procedure: 2009-07-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: High upper third oesophageal benign stricture post chemo-radiotherapy for neck SCC of unknown origin.,Small patch of angiodysplasia in the fundus, not actively oozing.,No stricture.,3 clips deployed and 7ml of 1:10,000 adrenaline injected around the area.,Pylorus and duodenum intact.,At most C0M1 Barrett's at GOJ remains.,No gastric varices and no portal hypertensive gastropathy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9209688\nPatient Name: Pryor, Brooke\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Miramontes, Jimena\nDate of procedure: 2012-06-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No inlet patchwas seen on narrow band imaging.,No hiatus hernia.,STOMACH: erosive antral gastritis - CLO test negative.,No inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,Small polyp on incisura,OESOPHAGUS: small elevated area .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G9989010\nPatient Name: Fukino, Whitney\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Belden, Kimberly\nDate of procedure: 2016-11-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: mild D1 duodenitis.,She has a few scattered telangiectasia in the antrum.,STOMACH: Normal.,Patient did not tolerate the procedure and was panicking and pulling the scope out.,Two oesophageal varices identified at 20cm.,Small 2cm recurrent HH.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Moderate.,Normal stomach and duodenum.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1083206\nPatient Name: el-Ismail, Nameera\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gottschalk, Lily'Okalani\nDate of procedure: 2010-07-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Large 10cm sliding hiatus hernia, with no evidence of reflux disease.,Several fundal gland polyps in the body.,Stomach- Pylorus and DUODENUM: Normal.,Tumour at 40cm right wall below the Z-line, inkeeping with Type 2 cardia tumour.,G: Severe PHG.,No macroscopic features of EoE.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 47 cm.,It looks like things have improved but not normalised.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3619361\nPatient Name: Daves, Cyerah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Niessink, Lorileilaramie\nDate of procedure: 2005-06-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 38 cm.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Moderate.,STOMACH: diffuse gastritis with angiodysplasia and punctate bleeding site on greater curve mid body - no obvious ulcer- antrum scar ?,Gastro-jejunostomy entered, no narrowing, and aspirates taken.,No nodular areas seen.,No blood in upper GI tract.,Tight stricture impassable with scope.,DUODENUM: Normal.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal apart from small hiatus hernia.,No source of upper GI bleeding was identified.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W7335845\nPatient Name: Sellers, Mercedes\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Thomas, Rosie\nDate of procedure: 2004-03-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 3cm hiatus hernia with 1cm arretts.,A 1cm submucosal lesion was seen in the distal oesophagus.,No endoscopic evidence of GORD.,OESOPHAGUS: Irregular Z-line, no clear visible Barrett's but metaplasia on previous biopsy.,2 cm hiatus hernia.,Stomach and duodenum: normal.,Stomach- Pylorus Polyp- 2cm.,Otherwise normal to D2.,No inlet patch was seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1085643\nPatient Name: Elliott, Brianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Emily\nDate of procedure: 2006-11-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Subesquently haemospray was applied to the mid and lower oesophagus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6658276\nPatient Name: Mckenzie, Cycrena\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ramirez, Danielle\nDate of procedure: 2007-12-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Otherwise normal to D2.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at 36, 34 and 32 cm.,Friable ulcerated polypoid lesion in the lower third of the oesophagus .,2% indigo carmine solution were sprayed.,Gastric fundus biopsies taken, as mostly inflamed area and 1-2mm erosions .,Procedure abandoned due to high risk of aspiration and poor views.,The oesophagus and stomach are normal.,Stomach: few 3mm polyps in stomach with 4mm polyp in fundus .,Treated- APC.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4154167\nPatient Name: Karman, Jennifer\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Serafin, Yesenia\nDate of procedure: 2008-02-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: She has a small hiatus hernia .,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis - linear ulceration at 3 oclock - biopsy taken.,It looks like things have improved but not normalised.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K8099671\nPatient Name: al-Taheri, Najlaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tolley, Carrie\nDate of procedure: 2006-06-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 2 Mallory-Weiss tears at GOJ, one with visible vessel/fibrin clot, the other being longer and deeper.,Grade A oesophagitis.,STOMACH: Minimal amount of clear fluid and and bile.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1985702\nPatient Name: Williams, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Erickson, Alaina\nDate of procedure: 2013-06-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The patient withdrew his consent for the procedure, so no further biopsies were taken.,Hiatus hernia otherwise normal to D2.,Limited to proximal stomach as there were some food residues and the patient was not tolerating the procedure very well ) .,Mild gastritis; duodenal diverticulum noted.,He also has erosive gastritis in the fundus.,Hiatus Hernia- Large.,OESOPHAGUS: Tortuous oesophagus, minimal resistance at GOJ.,Normal upper GI endoscopy.,STOMACH: PEG in situ, not embeded.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D4796018\nPatient Name: Lucero, Kelisha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gant, Edith\nDate of procedure: 2016-10-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GORD with only partial response to PPI.,No gastric varices.,The food was stuck just distal to the larynx.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2905244\nPatient Name: King, Andrea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Brokenberry, Sha-Rheya\nDate of procedure: 2010-07-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: a couple of small erosions in fundus and mid-body - CLO test positive.,no inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,Pylorus initially quite tight and difficult to enter but admitted scope.,Stomach: mild/moderate erosive gastritis.,Multiple white plaques throughout suggestive of Candida oesophagitis.,Duodenum- Nodular duodenitis.,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm hiatus hernia, otherwise normal oesophagus with no lesions.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's osophagus C3M5 34-39cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7729897\nPatient Name: el-Lodi, Zahra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kefele, Courtney\nDate of procedure: 2013-09-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: large hiatus hernia.,D2 biopsies taken in view of weight loss.,No other pathology.,Stomach - Normal.,Hiatus hernia .,Wide open pylorus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9801234\nPatient Name: Clark, Allison\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Williams, Amber\nDate of procedure: 2001-09-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Fundoplication in good position.,Non-inflamed Barrett's segment C2M3 with no nodularity or visible dysplasia.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C5M7, 35 cm to 29 cm.,Very difficult to get biopsies.,Narrow band imaging of the oesophagus: No inlet patch identified.,DUODENUM: Mild duodenitis.,No blood in the UGI tract.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R3882435\nPatient Name: Solis, Samantha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sampson, Dipali\nDate of procedure: 2013-12-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: one linear varix, small size, flattened on insufflation, with no red signs.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm .,15 Fr FREKA PEG tube inserted under direct endoscopic vision.,No gastric varices.,The varices flattened well with air insufflation.,Normal duodenal mucosa.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7134775\nPatient Name: Sena-Calvillo, Jenna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Moncada-Ruiz, Melissa\nDate of procedure: 2010-01-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,The hiatus hernia is sliding andapproximately 3cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9871480\nPatient Name: Ward, Olivia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Carroll, Whitney\nDate of procedure: 2011-11-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Grade 2 varices with red signs.,No inlet patch was seen.,STOMACH: mild antral gastritis, biopsies taken.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliac disease.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9204095\nPatient Name: Rausch, Siran\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lopez, Taylor\nDate of procedure: 2013-12-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The endoscope passed through the stricture with resistance before dilatation initiated.,No evidence of oesophageal or gastric varices.,He has a 2cm as well as grade A oesophagitis.,x6 D2/3 biopsies taken.,Normal oesophagus to GOJ at 41 cm .,Procedure done under enhanced sedation by ITU team.,GOJ at 40cm with stitches from previous repair visible at 3o'clock.,DUODENUM: Normal to D3.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1294090\nPatient Name: Weaver, Katalina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Winter, Kayla\nDate of procedure: 2011-03-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: G: Severe PHG.,STOMACH: max 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia, seen on retroflexion only.,Inlet patch - Yes or No: No.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M9440150\nPatient Name: Davis, Patricia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sago, Zion\nDate of procedure: 2005-01-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm.,Small possible submucosal lesion along the left side of pharynx.,Four dD2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliacdisease.,Good respiratory effort.,He bacame tachy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6044658\nPatient Name: Kelly, Breanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Kiana\nDate of procedure: 2004-08-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Total of 6 ablations.,Sessile polyp in the body of stomach - ulcerated - biopsied.,No oesophagitis and no hiatus hernia.,No oesophageal varices seen.,Oesophagus- Candida in proximal oesophagus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6417773\nPatient Name: al-Malik, Haaniya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Freeman, Wyona\nDate of procedure: 2006-03-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Three D2 andone D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.,No varices anywhere in the upper GI tract/ no PHG.,5cm lesion in D2 with surface characteristics of an adenoma but a more irregular central part.,STOMACH: Moderate haemorrhagic gastritis - CLO test negative.,STOMACH: 5 cm sliding hiatus hernia with gastric prolapse.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6072011\nPatient Name: el-Shahin, Marzooqa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martin, Shalisha\nDate of procedure: 2007-10-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Flumazenil given.,Normal oesophagus to GOJ at 41 cm .,There were red spots which did not wash on all 3 columns.,Dudoenum- D2 and Duodenum- D1/D2 Angle Normal.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good position at check endoscopy.,STOMACH: PHG mild to moderate.,In view of recent melaena amd Hb drop decision to proceed with banding.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1449886\nPatient Name: el-Hafeez, Huda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tursick, Caitlin\nDate of procedure: 2001-06-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Proximal to the pylorus was an anastomosis opening into a loop with 2 openings ?,Duodenum- Bulb Duodentitis.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1607560\nPatient Name: Felix, Vanesa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Senette, Jaylynn\nDate of procedure: 2002-10-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 33 cm.,As pt very symptomatic and on PPI gastric biopsies taken for H.Pylori.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's osophagus C3M5 34-39cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GO) J at 40 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8031481\nPatient Name: al-Halaby, Naqaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Zafar, Layaali\nDate of procedure: 2014-03-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No PHG.,Diaphragmatic pinchL 41cm .,Previous OGDshowed LA grade C reflux oesophagitis above a hiatus hernia and gastroduodenitis.,D2 biopsies taken in view of weight loss.,She has an mid-oesophageal ulcer oesophageal varices around 40cm a second procedure was performed with intention of banding.,No neoplasia.,Review histology at MDT.,Biopsies taken from edge of ulcer.,The endoscope passed without resistance.,Top of tongues:31 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2120051\nPatient Name: Allen, Amber\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gang, Katrina\nDate of procedure: 2011-01-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Final Prague score: C0M4.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7163832\nPatient Name: Nettles, Dianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Herrera, Joleen\nDate of procedure: 2007-05-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 2cm hiatus hernia, mild generalised gastritis.,OESOPHAGUS: mild oesophageal candidiasis.,Tiny erosions at the antrum.,Grade 2 varices with red signs.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the First part of duodenum.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6620949\nPatient Name: Villalba-Deleon, Jasmine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pham, Sylviana\nDate of procedure: 2016-03-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The anastomosis was erythematous with bleeding to touch and oedema.,He has an isolate patch of gastritis with the occasional erosion within the fundus which probably accounts for the PET findings.,No fundal varices seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4378217\nPatient Name: Jones, Larae\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garbarini, Yesenia\nDate of procedure: 2002-05-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: mild non-erosive antral gastritis - CLO test - negative.,Moderate amount of bile in the stomach, with reactive gastritis.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 48 cm.,OESOPHAGUS: resolving oesophageal candidiasis.,Pylorus and duodenum intact.,Duodentitis- Erosions.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2657390\nPatient Name: Belkin, Khadijah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kapu, Sugar\nDate of procedure: 2005-03-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus: 2 columns of F1 varices- no signs of recent bleeding .,The anastomosis looked normal.,No Barrett's seen.,5mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and then gold probe applied with good effect.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part ofduodenum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S9393699\nPatient Name: Fayne, Lianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shaffer, Olivia\nDate of procedure: 2007-02-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: two clips still in situ.,G: Normal mucosa.,STOMACH: diffuse gastritis.,Biopsies taken from the GOJ x4 and from 38cm x4.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0 M2 .,DUODENUM: Mild oedema of the mucosa and scalloping.,Stomach, pylorus and duodenum normal.,OESOPHAGUS: 3 columns of varices which did not compress on insufflation but were small.,Stomach - normal.,No oesophagitis was seen.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D5975610\nPatient Name: Pagan, Raquel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kluth, Ashley\nDate of procedure: 2014-06-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Short segment of Barrett's C0M1 and islands.,Narrowband imaging of the oesophagus: No inlet patch.,D2 biopsies not taken.,Barrett's Oesophagus.,Well covered - photographed.,O: GOJ at 42cm.,Ulcer in the pylorus.,Oesophagus normal with no hiatus hernia or oesophagitis.,Hiatus Hernia- 3-4cm.,D: oedematous mucosa in D1 but no ulcers seen.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4378127\nPatient Name: Lang, Shaterica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Luker, Caroline\nDate of procedure: 2012-05-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Mucosa washed with 1% NAC.,O: Normal mucosa.,Small hiatus hernia from 38 to 41cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 38 cm.,STOMACH: mild antral gastritis, biopsies taken.,No fundal varices seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7597311\nPatient Name: Le, Kaylan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Devoss, Jessica\nDate of procedure: 2009-10-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mucosal inflammation noted in the body of stomach - biopsied.,The mucosa proximal and distal to this segment looked essentially normal apart fromfew scattered tiny white spots.,Normal duodenum.,No haitus hernia.,G: Portal hypertensive gastropathy, more obvious in the fundus.,C0M1 Barretts- biopsied.,GOJ at 41 cm.,DUODENUM: Duodenitis- Mild/Moderate.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Nodular.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H4452093\nPatient Name: Samora, Daysia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Williams, Artrielle\nDate of procedure: 2007-02-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No evidence of oeosphagitis.,GOJ at 43 cm.,CLOtest and duodenal biopsies taken.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R8004923\nPatient Name: Sandoval, Julianne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Sadiq, Shahaada\nDate of procedure: 2006-08-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He bacame tachy.,He has H Pylori eradication following last examination.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7957976\nPatient Name: el-Hossain, Thaamira\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Silas, Jaylyn\nDate of procedure: 2006-09-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: top of gastric fold and neo-Zline at 38 cm, 36 and 35 cm.,Florid oral and upper oesophageal candida.,Normal upper GI endoscopy.,OESOPHAGUS: Varices- 3 columns grade 2.,No cervical inlet patch.,No cause for anaemia was found.,Distal oesophagus - no varices seen.,Third duodenum compressed by an extrinsic ovoidal shaped mass.,STOMACH: Mild antral gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z2727641\nPatient Name: el-Reza, Raaniya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rosen, Sara\nDate of procedure: 2012-07-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: Mild duodnitis.,Stomach - Normal.,Oesophaghus was furrowed and mild trachealisation .\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7461659\nPatient Name: Nguyen, Courtney\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Foster, Noni\nDate of procedure: 2011-04-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No obvious gastric varices.,DUODENUM: Erythema at D1.,STOMACH: moderate antral gastritis - CLO test negative.,STOMACH: Food residue.,STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia; mild non-erosive gastritis, more prominent in antrum - CLO test: negative.,The procedure was poorly tolerated, therefore only x 2 biopsies were take at 40 cm, 30 cm and 23 cm respectively, to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Moderate amount of fluid in the upper third, requiring suctioning.,No active ulcer.,Tight distal stricture which would not allow passage of scope.,Biopsies from D2 and stomach.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T3145793\nPatient Name: Nguyen, Gabrielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Idris, Raabiya\nDate of procedure: 2012-01-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 5mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and then gold probe applied with good effect.,Total of 75 ablations.,Biopsies from D2 and D1 taken.,OESOPHAGUS: two short segments of Barrett's oesophagus, max 1 cm each, at 36 to 37 cm, C0M1.,OESOPHAGUS: oesophageal candidiasis in the lower third.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the antrum.,Biopsies taken distally and proximally.,STOMACH: Clip still in place from previous polypectomy, thpugh no clear residual polyp.,DUODENUM: Forrest III ulcer in D1.,Small 2cm hiatus hernia but otherwise normal upper GI endoscopy to the Third partof duodenum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5148114\nPatient Name: Warner, Razan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Trottner, Anna\nDate of procedure: 2006-11-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 10cm hiatus hernia with erosive oesophagitis above.,10mm sub-epithelial lesion at antrum.,She has had a duodenal ulcer with resection / ?,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJN at 39 cm.,No inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,Oesopahgus- Distal Oesophagitis- LA A .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U1759838\nPatient Name: Wesley, Asha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Curtis, Peyton\nDate of procedure: 2001-08-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Clip still in place from previous polypectomy, thpugh no clear residual polyp.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5917931\nPatient Name: Spencer, Megan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mccant, Sienna\nDate of procedure: 2002-07-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small patch of angiodysplasia in the fundus, not actively oozing.,No inlet patch was seen in narrow band imaging.,GOJ tight, but patent with Fuji endoscope.,Type II tumour extending 2cm up to the SCJ, fundus is preserved.,Biopsied GOJ tumur and ?,STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia; non-erosive antral gastritis.,Well covered - photographed.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2813264\nPatient Name: Wang, Brittany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Fuentes, Abby\nDate of procedure: 2015-04-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach: mild/moderate erosive gastritis.,Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Z-line at: 39cm - Bravo placed at 33cm- good position at check endoscopy.,The oesophagus and stomach are normal.,He does not describe any history compatible with upper GI bleed - just significant epigastric pain.,No cause for anaemia was found.,OESOPHAGUS: angulation of proximal oesophagus as described on barium swallow.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A6871788\nPatient Name: Bowman, Gabrielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ware, Zoe\nDate of procedure: 2002-08-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The food was stuck just distal to the larynx.,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm hiatus hernia.,No oesophagitis was seen.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,CLOtest and duodenal biopsies taken.,Oesophagus - Normal.,Lax cardia with small hiatus hernia but no erosive oesophagitis.,Narrowband imaging of the oesophagus: No inlet patch.,She has a 6cm hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6229707\nPatient Name: Gunsaulis, Leah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Mahmood, Hamda\nDate of procedure: 2007-12-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal upper GI mucosa.,GOJ at 40cm with small sliding hiatus hernia.,No stigmata of recent bleeding.,No fundal varices seen.,Not examined for inlet patch as she found the procedure unconfortable towards the end.,Barrett's Oesophagus.,No immediate complications.,No inlet patch.,Hiatus hernia .,Normal gastric folds and stomach distension.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7228898\nPatient Name: Carson, Allison\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Saber, Salwa\nDate of procedure: 2004-01-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Pylorus initially quite tight and difficult to enter but admitted scope.,Not the most convincing oesophageal trachealisation - biopsies taken to assess for eosinophilic oesophagitis - proximal, mid and distal oesophagus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B1224656\nPatient Name: al-Mohamed, Sultana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Eltagonde, Stephanie\nDate of procedure: 2015-10-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 2 biopsies from D2.,3cm hiatus hernia with 1cm arretts.,The proximal oesophagus was intubated but immediately pulled out by the patient.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G4762980\nPatient Name: Estes, Sara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Woolfolk, Yhanique\nDate of procedure: 2005-05-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Final Prague score: C8M10.,OESOPHAGUS: island of Barrett's oesophagus,GOJ at 35 cm.,D2 biopsies taken as per request.,Duodenitis D1 - mild.,OESOPHAGUS: Candida + moderate oesophagitis.,STOMACH: Tumour extending down lesser curve from just below goj to prepylorus, food residue++ - stenosis of pylorus.,GOJ at 41 cm.,No PHG.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1418327\nPatient Name: Taylor, Enkhjin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wunch, Ella\nDate of procedure: 2006-07-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Tiny erosions at the antrum.,Two congested folds below the OGJ, with variceal-like appearance, which nearly completely desappear on full distention.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good positionat check endoscopy.,Dudoenum- D2 and Duodenum- D1/D2 Angle Normal.,GOJ at 41 cm.,3 sub-centrimetre fundic gland type polyps in fundus.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6545050\nPatient Name: Vigil, Mariah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Milner, Mara\nDate of procedure: 2013-04-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D1 inspected carefully and no othe abnormalities seen.,Haemodynamically stable and Hb normal.,Oesophagitis- LA A .,Normal muosa.,Normal appearances post THO.,Modalities used to achieve haemostasis: 10mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and 2 clips applied.,Examined under white light and NBI.,Tongue of columnar junction above SCJ at 38 cm; 1 cm slippage of cardia through fundoplication; hiatus hernia repair appears intact.,Small polyp on incisura\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W1047941\nPatient Name: Garcia, Yashira\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jordan, Resha\nDate of procedure: 2003-05-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: In the distal tract there is a linear erosion, about 1 cm long.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O4756019\nPatient Name: Dryden, Laurel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Faisol, Leilani\nDate of procedure: 2013-06-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastric sleeve patent and not dilated, containing large amount of bile.,Type II/III lesion extending slighty across greater curve of stomach.,Stomach- Pylorus and DUODENUM: Normal.,The antrum looks spared.,No ulcers of erosions seen.,GOJ at 36cm.,No obvious gastric outflow restriction.,Duodenitis D1 - mild.,Likely fundic gland polyps.,No inlet patchwas seen on narrow band imaging.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P2080807\nPatient Name: Whisler, Kiana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Helling, Carina\nDate of procedure: 2002-01-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ on contraction gives a false impression of Schatzki ring.,Fuji endoscope through afterwards.,STOMACH: previous partial gastrectomy.,Lesion on retroflexion extending towards greater curve of stomach-biopsied.,Congestion for portal hypertension.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L2478495\nPatient Name: Hans, Amanda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Williams, Xaviera\nDate of procedure: 2003-06-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No cause for her pain was found.,3 small angioectasia with no ooze/bleeding - gold probe applied to all with good effect.,He has a duodenal ulcer in D2.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2068433\nPatient Name: el-Akel, Najma\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wallace, Zoe\nDate of procedure: 2014-07-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastritis.,No active ulcer.,No active bleeding/no visible vessel seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1951882\nPatient Name: Wilson, Barbara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Stewart, Alyssa\nDate of procedure: 2005-10-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus - Small hiatus hernia.,No hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: gastric conduit anastomosis at 27cm, mild/mod oesophagitis - no narrowing at proximal anastomosis.,Congestion for portal hypertension.,Stomach: few 3mm polyps in stomach with 4mm polyp in fundus .,Known extensive and metastatic gastric cancer.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D9082891\nPatient Name: Chavez-Chavira, Alexzandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Seagraves, Hosanna\nDate of procedure: 2012-11-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: Mild oedema of the mucosa and scalloping.,Oesophagus and stomach normal.,STOMACH: Mild/Moderate gastritis of body and antrum.,Pylorus and duodenum normal.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and 25 cm, plus two more biopsies at 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,No evidence of ischemia.,Forrest Ulcer classification:II B.,Large twisted para-oesophageal hernia.,Treated with HALO RFA Channel at 12J.,2cm hiatus hernia, mild generalised gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2752405\nPatient Name: Lalonde, Katlyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Aurzadniczek, Chelsie\nDate of procedure: 2011-01-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal D1 and D2.,Large 2cm chronic looking duodenal ulcer in antero-superior aspect of bulb.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C3M9, 21-30cm, but squamous regeneration at site of previous APC.,Sha has a 2cm .,STOMACH: normal- CLO test - negative.,Treated with APC at 40W.,No fundal varices seen.,The GOJ was circumferentially removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit.,Tiny erosions at the antrum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q4907331\nPatient Name: Fontes, Jacquelyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Meno, Qin Qin\nDate of procedure: 2007-08-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Two oesophageal varices identified at 20cm.,No inlet patch was seen in narrow band imaging.,There is a large exophytic mass, which includes almost the entire lesser curve of the stomach from the GOJ to the incisura.,OGJ and islands were treated with APC 40W with good effect.,Presence of surgical stiches and superficial ulceration at the gastroenteric anastomoses.,3 columns of barely noticeable oesophagal varices at 11, 2 and 6 o'clock at 32-37cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7140324\nPatient Name: Jones, Shiann\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Robin\nDate of procedure: 2015-05-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Fuji endoscope through afterwards.,Grade 1-2 varices persist, 2 columns.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R9120543\nPatient Name: Frykholm, Catherine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Creal, Nicole\nDate of procedure: 2007-03-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small sliding hiatus hernia about 2cm.,Barrett's Oesophagus.,Ulcer in the antrum.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the antrum with no bleeding.,5 measured in endoscopy by near patient testing.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7095078\nPatient Name: al-Halaby, Waajida\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Chanez, Isabella\nDate of procedure: 2012-05-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The oesophagus and stomach are normal.,STOMACH: Tumour extending down lesser curve from just below goj to prepylorus, food residue++ - stenosis of pylorus.,Pt with known lower oesoph SCC post chemoradiotherapy.,Duodenum - severe duodenitis in D21 with multiple clean based ulcers.,OESOPHAGUS: Short tongue of Barrett's remians, C0M4 left wall.,Congestion for portal hypertension.,OESOPHAGUS: Proximal inlet patch 20cm, grade A oesophagitis.,Biopsies taken including for TCR.,He has a duodenal ulcer in D2.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z6299612\nPatient Name: Topaha, Mitchelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Hafeez, Masroora\nDate of procedure: 2006-12-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Retrieved with the aid of snare.,Hypotensive during procedure but BP better after 500ml of saline.,OESOPHAGUS: 4 columns of large varices with red marks throughout oesophagus.,STOMACH: Mild generalised gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E6197772\nPatient Name: Blocker, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Miller, Yohana\nDate of procedure: 2008-06-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: 4 mm sessile polyp in atrum, smooth, erythematous surface - biopsied x 2; at least three < 2 mm gastric fundic polyps - biopsied x 2.,Probable visible vessel but no stigmata of recent haemorrhage.,GOJ at 38cm.,No ulcers, no recent bleeding.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1732455\nPatient Name: Poonpiset, May\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Valenzuela, Arlette\nDate of procedure: 2001-10-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Clip still in place from previous polypectomy, thpugh no clear residual polyp.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M8823141\nPatient Name: Van, Leilani\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Monie, Chyna\nDate of procedure: 2007-04-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Smallpolyp at D1/D2 junction seen from 2012.,Three D2 andone D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.,STOMACH: moderate antral gastritis - CLO test negative.,Stomach- Pylorus slightly oedematous, folds no obstruction.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5272217\nPatient Name: Madera, Jasmine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Valaer-Wilson, Camille\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: mild non-erosive duodenitis in D2.,No ulcers, no recent bleeding.,Dudoenum- D2 Vascular- Telangiectasia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C8544445\nPatient Name: Lam, Sara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Massey, Calandra\nDate of procedure: 2001-05-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good position at check endoscopy.,Two endoclips applied to proximal and distal margins.,GOJ tight, but patent with Fuji endoscope.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good position at check endoscopy.,No ongoing duodenal ulceration.,The overall picture appears unchanged compared to the previous description 4 months ago.,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm .\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5917376\nPatient Name: Jordan, Dominique\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Song, Jiang\nDate of procedure: 2014-07-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: CLO taken - NEGATIVE.,Oesophagus - Small hiatus hernia.,STOMACH: food residue ++ consistent with delayed gastric emptying,Small polyp on fold in fundus, biopsied x1.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Third part of duodenum.,Gastritis, haemorrhagic in fundus and oedema in pylorus.,Duodenum: Normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A1648588\nPatient Name: Kanchanlal, Wahida\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Meeker, Vanessa\nDate of procedure: 2009-02-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: GOJ at 43 cm.,GOJ at 41 cm.,3cm hiatus hernia.,No other pathology.,O: 3 x columns of grade 2-3 oesophageal varices from 34cm .,Z-line at: 36cm - Bravo placed at 30cm- good position at check endoscopy.,Duodenitis D1 - mild.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J1337672\nPatient Name: Finley, Mahalia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Parliment, Mikaela\nDate of procedure: 2004-11-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Dilated to 19mm with CRE balloon for 1 minute.,Good respiratory effort.,Lower oesophageal biopsies taken as well.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 44cm.,No evidence of ischemia.,No mucosal gastric or duodenal lesion.,STOMACH: large hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8594667\nPatient Name: Johnson, Kendra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gonzalez, Dafne\nDate of procedure: 2004-07-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Treated with HALO RFA at 12J.,5% acetic acid/0.,STOMACH: Hiatus hernia, sliding, 3 cm.,Biopsy for HP.,She has a few scattered telangiectasia in the antrum.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C3M9, 21-30cm, but squamous regeneration at site of previous APC.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B8880712\nPatient Name: Richie, Grace\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Le, Emma\nDate of procedure: 2008-08-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Pylorus dilated up to 20mm with good effect.,DUODENUM: Mild duodnitis.,Sliding hiatus hernia 3cm, GOJ biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G8210675\nPatient Name: Fitzsimmons, Megan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Webb, Raven\nDate of procedure: 2004-01-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 5 x oesophageal biopsies taken.,STOMACH: 4 mm sessile polyp in atrum, smooth, erythematous surface - biopsied x 2; at least three < 2 mm gastric fundic polyps - biopsied x 2.,Duodenum- Bulb Duodentitis.,Oesophagus- Barrett with overlying inflammation fro 25cms.,5 cm gastric ulcer in antrum with haematin deposits in the base and surrounded by significant oedema - biopsied x 6.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V4085520\nPatient Name: Topkar, Zoe\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Guyne, Katarina\nDate of procedure: 2010-11-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Z-line at: 45cm - Bravo placed at 39cm- good position at check endoscopy.,Quad bx takenat GOJ, 39,37M.,Topf of gastric folds 35cm, 34, 30M.,Sliding hiatus hernia 3cm, GOJ biopsies taken.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 39cm : 34cm.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the esophagus.,No gastric varices.,STOMACH: hiatus hernia.,The upper GI tract is normal except for several gastric fundic gland polyps.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I1303991\nPatient Name: el-Karim, Farha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Her, Maisee\nDate of procedure: 2011-12-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Alkaline gastritis and amount of bile residue.,Normal Villi.,STOMACH: Tumour extending down lesser curve from just below goj to prepylorus, food residue++ - stenosis of pylorus.,The food was stuck just distal to the larynx.,Alimentary limb till 70cm from incisors with no obvious extrinsic compression.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2075882\nPatient Name: el-Kazmi, Farhaana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ceniceros, Rachel\nDate of procedure: 2006-11-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: candida throughout.,DUODENUM: small erythema in D1, probably caused by taking Aspirin long term.,5 x oesophageal biopsies taken.,2% indigo carmine solution were sprayed.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 37 cm.,Oesophagus normal, GOJ at 38cm normal.,APC 40W applied with good effect.,STOMACH: food residue ++ consistent with delayed gastric emptying,OESOPHAGUS: Grade A LA oesophagitis.,No red spots seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O3104214\nPatient Name: Ficke, Allison\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Erickson, Kyra\nDate of procedure: 2010-06-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastritis.,Intubation of efferent limb for a length of the scope.,STOMACH: partly filled with fresiduals of NG feed.,Grade 2-3 varices, several columns.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P4425100\nPatient Name: Fish, Angela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Colleary, Jade\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0M2.,OESOPHAGUS: mild oesophageal candidiasis.,In retroflexion wrap non clearly identifyed.,No ulcers.,The last EMR removed felt less easy to suck up than the others.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal - slightly dilated and very mild irregularity of scj in keeping with reflux but no frank oeosphagitis.,2cm hiatus hernia, mild generalised gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L8917541\nPatient Name: al-Matin, Rumaana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcgill, Brooke\nDate of procedure: 2012-12-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Some squamous papillomas in the distal oesophagus .,Mild oesophagitis LA grade B, sliding hiatus hernia about 3cm.,Large solid food residue in stomach and duodenum.,OESOPHAGUS: two clips still in situ.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K6126215\nPatient Name: Hopkins, Erica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Holmes, Lehanna\nDate of procedure: 2013-06-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastric biopsies taken.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and twobiopsies were taken at 25 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Pylorus and duodenum intact.,There is a new ulcer on the opposite wall to clip - not as deep as previously but may need a second clip.,Unfortunately the patient pulled the endoscope out on several occasions whilst it was still in the mouth despite adequate sedation.,D2 - normal Biospies taken.,She has an atrophic looking stomach .\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S6740918\nPatient Name: al-Moussa, Khadeeja\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Randev, Mona\nDate of procedure: 2015-06-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsies from D2 and stomach.,LAWS and bleeding under acetic acid,CLO taken - NEGATIVE.,The procedure was poorly tolerated, therefore only x 2 biopsies were take at 40 cm, 30 cm and 23 cm respectively, to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Small HH.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 33 cm, 24 cm and 21 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D2568207\nPatient Name: Samad, Yu Ling\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ward, Sara\nDate of procedure: 2007-06-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Procedure done under enhanced sedation by ITU team.,GOJ tight, but patent with Fuji endoscope.,Stomach- Pylorus.,As pt very symptomatic and on PPI gastric biopsies taken for H.Pylori.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N1257699\nPatient Name: Mehta, Taryn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Saladin, Israa\nDate of procedure: 2004-02-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Top of gastric folds: 39cm.,Good passage to 70cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7176341\nPatient Name: el-Jabbour, Izza\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Enriquez-Yanez, Aryan\nDate of procedure: 2004-11-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus- Barrett with overlying inflammation fro 25cms.,No portal hypertensive gastropathy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7489214\nPatient Name: el-Omar, Nakheel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Farah, Raadiya\nDate of procedure: 2005-06-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Venous/vascular bleb in lower oesophagus - not typical for portal hypertension.,Hiatus hernia .,STOMACH: Streaky antral gastritis with linear erosions.,Oesophagus dilated; Grade 3 oesophagitis from30-38 cm; 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,STOMACH: Mild patchy gastritis.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the esophagus.,Oesopahgus- Distal Ulcer .,DUODENUM: bile and residue - no obstruction to D3.,O:ulcerated, friable, nodular tissue between 28 to 37cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R2764793\nPatient Name: Maddux, Madison\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Naderi, Raafida\nDate of procedure: 2014-08-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: D1 normal.,Stomach - mild gastritis CLO taken - NEGTIVE.,ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS .,Atrophic gastritis only.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 43 cm .,Biopsies taken distally and proximally.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7058648\nPatient Name: el-Matin, Shabeeba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Thompson, Angela\nDate of procedure: 2014-01-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Tumour at 40cm right wall below the Z-line, inkeeping with Type 2 cardia tumour.,Mucosal inflammation noted from the pylorus to the antrum.,See pictures.,No oesophagitis and no hiatus hernia.,Atrophic stomach.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's osophagus C3M5 34-39cm.,OESOPHAGUS: two clips still in situ.,Stomach and pylorus normal; fundoplication visible on retroflexion.,Congestion for portal hypertension.,Upper oesophageal narrowing passable with the scope, normal mucosae.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z8946728\nPatient Name: Reyes, Yuviana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ayala, Michelle\nDate of procedure: 2013-02-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsies taken from distal, mid and proximal third.,GOJ at 37cm.,Small possible submucosal lesion along the left side of pharynx.,He had a Paris IIa lesion at 12 and 6 o'clock.,STOMACH: 4 cm sliding hiatus hernia from 35 to 39 cm; normal stomach.,No PHG.,No nodular or atypical areas examined in WL and NBI.,Duodenum: Healing D1 ulcer.,No hiatus hernia.,No obvious gastric outflow restriction.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7331206\nPatient Name: el-Farrah, Mumina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gray, Yasmeen\nDate of procedure: 2003-05-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Top of circumferential Barrett's: 43cm.,G: some old flecks of blood in the antrum which washed easily.,STOMACH: pan-gastritis, with erosive features in antrum.,All 3 EMR peices were retrieved with Roth netting.,Duodenum - large ulcer on posterior wall 3cm - no active bleeding - vessel with overlying haematin candidate vessel for cause of bleeding - reviewed by Dr Anderson and APC applied to the area.,Biopsies showed no evidence of H.,Florid oral and upper oesophageal candida.,Upper oesophageal narrowing passable with the scope, normal mucosae.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T9453315\nPatient Name: Deleon, Eva\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Zaidi, Nazeema\nDate of procedure: 2008-11-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 4 biopsies taken.,Hypotensive during procedure but BP better after 500ml of saline.,Large 10cm sliding hiatus hernia, with no evidence of reflux disease.,Consistent with reflux oesophagitis.,Duodenum:1 cm posterior wall ulcer with an adherent clot with mild oozing.,No oesophagitis and no hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4134709\nPatient Name: al-Jabbar, Siddeeqa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kuebler, Camille\nDate of procedure: 2002-04-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: at 38cm there is an impassable stricture with Fuji endoscope.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5156770\nPatient Name: King, Shydasha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Chavez, Heather\nDate of procedure: 2009-12-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: PEG tube visualised with partially buried bumper and consequent inflammatory mucosa.,She has an atrophic looking stomach .,See pictures.,No hiatus hernia.,DUODENUM: minimal duodenitis in D1.,OESOPHAGUS: oesophageal candidiasis in the lower third.,3 small angioectasia with no ooze/bleeding - gold probe applied to all with good effect.,3cm hiatus hernia.,3cm hiatus hernia with 1cm arretts.,Duodenum - mucosal unremakable - D2 and D1 biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C2789586\nPatient Name: Guerra, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mora-Menges, Brittany\nDate of procedure: 2003-09-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D2 and Barrett's biopsies taken.,2 Mallory-Weiss tears at GOJ, one with visible vessel/fibrin clot, the other being longer and deeper.,Specifically, no evidence of oesophageal varices.,Large 10cm sliding hiatus hernia, with no evidence of reflux disease.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5990901\nPatient Name: George, Victoria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Yang, Rupinder\nDate of procedure: 2012-04-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Final Prague score: C8M10.,D2 biopsies taken for histopathology and TCR.,As pt very symptomatic and on PPI gastric biopsies taken for H.Pylori.,She has a few scattered telangiectasia in the antrum.,DUODENUM: Not entered.,STOMACH: significant amount of solid and liquid residue present.,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild.,Discrete erythema in the body, without any particular significance.,Forrest Ulcer classification:II B.,Sliding hiatus hernia 3cm, GOJ biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A3962018\nPatient Name: Watkins, Lillian\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Esquibel Vandegrift, Kiley\nDate of procedure: 2016-09-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Diaphragmatic pinch:39cm,5mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and then gold probe applied with good effect.,Oesophagus - food bolus in dostal oesophagus - gentle pressure applied to centre of bolus and passed easily into stomach.,OGD today to assess for ulceration/ongoing bleeding.,There were mutiple small nodules in the distal oesophagus of unknown significance .,No fundal varices.,No erosions in antrum seen this time.,Post laparoscopic Nissen's fundoplication 4y ago.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J8367396\nPatient Name: el-Rahim, Inaaya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Oscarson, Megan\nDate of procedure: 2011-06-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: In the distal tract there is a linear erosion, about 1 cm long.,No obvious gastric varices.,A 1cm submucosal lesion was seen in the distal oesophagus.,STOMACH: 6 sessile polyps in mid-body and lesser curve, max size 4 mm - biopsied x 2.,DUODENUM: scarring at D1 suggesting previous peptic disease.,Minimal oesophageal involvement.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm.,No red spots seen.,No evidence of active or recent bleeding seen.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8211489\nPatient Name: Byrnes, Jaime\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garcia, Rebecca\nDate of procedure: 2004-11-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9209688\nPatient Name: Six, Tessa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Haidar, Imtinaan\nDate of procedure: 2004-07-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No diverticulum, no massess.,STOMACH: 5 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,Obstructing/Impassable with Fuji endoscope oesophageal tumour at 18cm.,Biopsies at OGJ and scar taken.,In the pyloric channel there is inflammation but no ulceration.,There is a duodenal diverticulum, just after the D1/D2 flexure but there is no inflammation, ulceration or erosions.,Minor bleeding which resolved spontaneously.,STOMACH: Small amount of bright red blood that seems to have refluxed back through the pylorus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G9989010\nPatient Name: al-Tabatabai, Rabdaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Faulkner, Taylor\nDate of procedure: 2012-12-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus - Reflux oesophagitis.,OESOPHAGUS: candida throughout.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at:32cmx4.,OESOPHAGUS: Neo Z line at 44 cm.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1083206\nPatient Name: Mitta, Sruthi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Smith, Atiya\nDate of procedure: 2005-06-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Two 0.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3619361\nPatient Name: Archuleta, Emily\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Younan, Jumaima\nDate of procedure: 2014-12-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He has a fullly neosquamous oesophagus with an irregular Z-line.,Barretts oesophagus from 24-37 cm, C10M13, not inflamed, random biopsies done.,There is no hiatus hernia or evidence of oesophagitis.,Otherwise normal UGI tract.,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm .,Mid oesophageal wide moutheddiverticulum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W7335845\nPatient Name: Young, Tamika\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Ahmadi, Hilmiyya\nDate of procedure: 2005-03-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 36cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1085643\nPatient Name: Williams, Luna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Duling, Janete\nDate of procedure: 2003-03-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Varices- 3 columns grade 2.,Otherwise normal mucosa.,Oesophagitis with superficial, apparently-healing erosions.,STOMACH: Food residue.,STOMACH: food residue ++ consistent with delayed gastric emptying,APC 40W applied with good effect.,STOMACH: small, 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,Otherwise oesophagus normal.,Modalities used to achieve haemostasis: 10mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and 2 clips applied.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6658276\nPatient Name: Conway, Kacy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Oberosler, Taelyn\nDate of procedure: 2004-10-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Botox 25U injected in 4 quadrants in retroflex position to GOJ .,OESOPHAGUS: GOJ at 43 cm.,OESOPHAGUS:Normal no ulceration/varices.,This was removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4154167\nPatient Name: Ramirez, Alexia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tsosie, Deirdre\nDate of procedure: 2016-02-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No ulceration, erosion or inflammation.,OESOPHAGUS: patchy area of candidiasis on the right wall .,STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia; non-erosive antral gastritis.,Normal Villi.,Congested mucosa in all tracts, with some congested folds in the fundus that may represent well covered varices.,DUODENUM: Mild duodnitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K8099671\nPatient Name: Randolph, Olivia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Esipa, Amy\nDate of procedure: 2009-10-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach - Normal.,Tight stricture impassable with scope.,Large 2cm chronic looking duodenal ulcer in antero-superior aspect of bulb.,Several sessile polyps in stomach; fundoplication intact on retro-flexion; no hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1985702\nPatient Name: Trevino, Mayra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Clyde, Cory\nDate of procedure: 2013-12-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach: x2 inflammatory polyps at cardia, best seen on inversion.,Pylorus and duodenum normal.,Malignant gastric cancer 2 by 3cm located ongreater curve opposite incisura rest of OGD normal.,No ulcers of erosions seen.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D4796018\nPatient Name: Staiano, Morgan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Ahmed, Rifqa\nDate of procedure: 2009-06-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- No gastric varices.,Presence of surgical stiches and superficial ulceration at the gastroenteric anastomoses.,This was dilated to 12mm with CRE balloon - no immediate complications.,Gastritis and gastric antrum mucosal erosions-biopsies taken.,towards end of procedure, pylorus less tight.,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm hiatus hernia, otherwise normal oesophagus with no lesions.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2905244\nPatient Name: Pham, Danielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vigil, Kayla\nDate of procedure: 2016-03-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Procedure done under enhanced sedation by ITU team.,The last EMR removed felt less easy to suck up than the others.,Biopsies taken from the oesophagus to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,No stricturing seen.,No inlet patch was seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7729897\nPatient Name: Holt, Jamie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Varghese, Kyli\nDate of procedure: 2001-12-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There were red spots which did not wash on all 3 columns.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9801234\nPatient Name: el-Ally, Raafida\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Williams, Andreia\nDate of procedure: 2003-12-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,OESOPHAGUS: Lax LOS .\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R3882435\nPatient Name: el-Masood, Ghazaala\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jojola, Brittanyclaire\nDate of procedure: 2009-08-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Two strictures post RFA - the first at the island treated 26cm tight but able to pass Olympus scope.,Biopsies taken from the GOJ x4 and from 38cm x4.,Congested mucosa in all tracts, with some congested folds in the fundus that may represent well covered varices.,Oesophagus- 3 columns of well covered grade I varices seen.,Mild lower oesophageal oesophagitis LA grade A.,Sliding hiatus hernia 3cm, GOJ biopsies taken.,Mild antral localised gastritis - CLO test - negative.,DUODENUM:.,Z-line at: 46cm .,Well covered - photographed.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7134775\nPatient Name: Emerick, Marissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Longwolf, Destinie\nDate of procedure: 2006-08-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No varices.,No blood.,STOMACH: partly filled with fresiduals of NG feed.,No nodular or atypical areas examined in WL and NBI.,Compressible.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9871480\nPatient Name: Briggs, Sierra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Akbar, Husniyya\nDate of procedure: 2004-04-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- Pylorus Gastritis- Nodular with erosions.,Duodenum: Normal.,GOJ at 43 cm.,No obvious gastric varices.,OESOPHAGUS: two short segments of Barrett's oesophagus, max 1 cm each, at 36 to 37 cm, C0M1.,8 biopsies into saline for H Pylori culture as per protocol.,No immediate complication.,STOMACH: Ulceration healed.,Scope easily passed through.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9204095\nPatient Name: Lanskey, Hannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Siddiqui, Nawaal\nDate of procedure: 2003-04-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Treated with HALO RFA Express at 10J.,Oesophagus- 3 columns of well covered grade I varices seen.,Duodenum:1 cm posterior wall ulcer with an adherent clot with mild oozing.,Biopsied GOJ tumur and ?,She has had a duodenal ulcer with resection / ?\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1294090\nPatient Name: Quirk, Angel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Khan, Najlaa\nDate of procedure: 2006-02-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Well covered - photographed.,OESOPHAGUS: Short tongue of Barrett's remians, C0M4 left wall.,EMR scar unchanged.,PHG and single grade 1 varix as noted below.,At most C0M1 Barrett's at GOJ remains.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M9440150\nPatient Name: Mcconnell, Joyyre\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Quezada Erivez, Adriana\nDate of procedure: 2015-04-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Atrophic gastritis only.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Mild.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal apart from small hiatus hernia.,Otherwise normal mucosa.,Thickened mucosal folds at the cardia .,STOMACH: previous partial gastrectomy.,No ongoing duodenal ulceration.,Gastroparesis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6044658\nPatient Name: Esquibel, Myranda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kastanek, Bailee\nDate of procedure: 2008-11-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Hiatus hernia.,3mm islands and small rim of Barrett's at GOJ right wall.,Normal D2.,Florid oral and upper oesophageal candida.,This was gently pushed through and passed easily.,In view of recent melaena amd Hb drop decision to proceed with banding.,Dudoenum- D2 and Duodenum- D1/D2 Angle Normal.,Type II tumour extending 2cm up to the SCJ, fundus is preserved.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GO) J at 40 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6417773\nPatient Name: Dombroski, Ciera\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mack, Kymeesha\nDate of procedure: 2005-10-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies taken at:32cmx4.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6072011\nPatient Name: al-Azizi, Muzna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Khan, Ramla\nDate of procedure: 2006-06-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: absent, jejunum healthy - aspirates for small bowel overgrowth.,Normal otherwise.,STOMACH: Small amount of bright red blood that seems to have refluxed back through the pylorus.,Oesophagus - Reflux oesophagitis.,STOMACH: previous bypass surgery in 1997 - both loops look normal.,Stomach and duodenum: normal.,8 biopsies into saline for H Pylori culture as per protocol.,2 cm sliding hiatus hernia; grade 2 oesophagitis.,No obvious mucosal lesions but poor views obtained.,Inlet patch - No:.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1449886\nPatient Name: Farris, Gianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gurule, Johannah\nDate of procedure: 2012-12-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: Mild oedema of the mucosa and scalloping.,OESOPHAGUS: Varices- Four columns.,Fuji endoscope through afterwards.,Mildoesophagitis grade LA A/B.,Not amenable to EMR, looks like T2 endoscopically.,Duodenum- Bulb Duodentitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1607560\nPatient Name: Whiteskunk, Jera\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Do, Danika\nDate of procedure: 2005-05-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: gastric conduit anastomosis at 27cm, mild/mod oesophagitis - no narrowing at proximal anastomosis.,10mm sub-epithelial lesion at antrum.,Stomach - Normal.,STOMACH/ DUODENUM: Normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8031481\nPatient Name: Chen, Cherryl May\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Belgrave, Brandy\nDate of procedure: 2001-03-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 38cm .,Forest grade III.,Stomach and duodenum normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2120051\nPatient Name: Bantis, Charlee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Choi, Huong\nDate of procedure: 2004-04-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He has a 2cm as well as grade A oesophagitis.,Two congested folds below the OGJ, with variceal-like appearance, which nearly completely desappear on full distention.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 38 cm.,Malignant gastric cancer 2 by 3cm located ongreater curve opposite incisura rest of OGD normal.,Oesophagus- 3 columns of well covered grade I varices seen.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good positionat check endoscopy.,Mild duodenitis.,DUODENUM: duodenitis in D1 and D2.,Upper oesophageal narrowing passable with the scope, normal mucosae.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7163832\nPatient Name: Morris, Tyreisha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dunn, Mckenna\nDate of procedure: 2016-06-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Type II/III lesion extending slighty across greater curve of stomach.,Hiatus hernia.,Presence of surgical stiches and superficial ulceration at the gastroenteric anastomoses.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6620949\nPatient Name: Lakhani, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Haulman, Britney\nDate of procedure: 2013-06-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum: Duodenitis with a small erosion .,Gastritis- Nodular.,D1/2 biopsies taken.,D2 biopsies taken to exclude coeliac in view of weight loss.,STOMACH: minimal non-erosive gastritis - CLO test negative.,at 38cm there is an impassable stricture with Fuji endoscope.,Oesophageal mucosae very friable and inflamed.,STOMACH: 6 sessile polyps in mid-body and lesser curve, max size 4 mm - biopsied x 2.,The covering mucosa is not suggestive of underlying varix.,No inlet patch was seen in narrow band imaging.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4378217\nPatient Name: el-Sham, Huda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Hashemi, Aatika\nDate of procedure: 2015-01-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,No melaena.,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm hiatus hernia, otherwise normal oesophagus with no lesions.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2657390\nPatient Name: Campbell, Keeana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Fadel, Kameela\nDate of procedure: 2003-10-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normalto GOJ 40 cm.,OESOPHAGUS: mid-oesophageal candidiasis.,Scope not attempted as hypotensive.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 36 cm .,D2 biopsies taken to exclude coeliac disease in view of bloating.,So procedure abondoned.,DUODENUM: Mild duodenitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S9393699\nPatient Name: al-Younis, Hafsa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Shaban, Jadeeda\nDate of procedure: 2004-02-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastric biopsies taken as on PPI\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D5975610\nPatient Name: al-Rahimi, Mahmooda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Carter, Etirza\nDate of procedure: 2003-04-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: not examined.,D2 and Barrett's biopsies taken.,DUODENUM: first and second duodenum were distorted.,Oesophagus- 3 columns of well covered grade I varices seen.,no inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,Oesophagus- No varices.,STOMACH: food residue ++ consistent with delayed gastric emptying\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4378127\nPatient Name: Caminada, Erica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Quitugua, Hannah\nDate of procedure: 2016-01-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He has a 2cm as well as grade A oesophagitis.,Forrest Ulcer classification:II B.,STOMACH: previous partial gastrectomy.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7597311\nPatient Name: al-Wakim, Naqaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mean, Ashna\nDate of procedure: 2015-04-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There was loss of pit pattern on surface,Diaphragmatic pinch: 42cm,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C3M9, 21-30cm, but squamous regeneration at site of previous APC.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H4452093\nPatient Name: al-Mahfouz, Widdad\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Silverstein, Madison\nDate of procedure: 2014-06-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 5% acetic acid/0.,No ulcers, no recent bleeding.,D2 biopsies taken x4.,Small patch of angiodysplasia in the fundus, not actively oozing.,Stomach and duodenum normal.,Minor bleeding which resolved spontaneously.,OESOPHAGUS: two clips still in situ.,She has an atrophic looking stomach .,OESOPHAGUS: cervical inlet patch 3 cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R8004923\nPatient Name: Fletcher, Lexus\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Zeller, Chelsea\nDate of procedure: 2007-01-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Flattened on insufflation.,x 6 biopsies were taken.,No polyp with suspicious/different features identified.,CLO not taken as patient on PPI.,5 cm gastric ulcer in antrum with haematin deposits in the base and surrounded by significant oedema - biopsied x 6.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7957976\nPatient Name: Coon, Kelsey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Stewart, Tarrah\nDate of procedure: 2016-12-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 8 cm hiatus hernia.,STOMACH: Portal hypertensive gastropathy.,D: Normal to D3.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z2727641\nPatient Name: Hernandez, Jovanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cao, Neari\nDate of procedure: 2006-04-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Treated- APC.,Two endoclips applied to proximal and distal margins.,Gastro-oesophageal anastomosis at 30cm from incisors, which is open with free reflux.,OESOPHAGUS: Hiatus hernia 36-42 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7461659\nPatient Name: Ray, Ca'Deejah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Farra, Sabriyya\nDate of procedure: 2014-03-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The upper GI tract is normal except for several gastric fundic gland polyps.,x 6 biopsies were taken.,Stomach- very nodular mucosa with mild antral gastritis.,Biopsies taken distally and proximally.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to excklude coeliac disease.,Mildly dilated oesophagus, no oesophagitis.,Proximal to the pylorus was an anastomosis opening into a loop with 2 openings ?,Stomach, pylorus andduodenum normal.,OESOPHAGUS: 3 columns of varices which did not compress on insufflation but were small.,Small atypical-looking areas at GOJ - 11 o'clock and small nodular area at 3 - 4 o'clock - biopsied x 4.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T3145793\nPatient Name: Wedgeworth-Stanford, Janine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Sadri, Hiwaaya\nDate of procedure: 2014-01-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No gastric varices.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5148114\nPatient Name: el-Moussa, Wajdiyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Mannan, Huwaida\nDate of procedure: 2004-10-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Nodule at 28-35cm right wall, Paris Type IIa.,He was dilated to 13.,Oesophagus- No varices.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U1759838\nPatient Name: Hardcastle, Kaylyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bustos-Rivera, Jacqueline\nDate of procedure: 2005-05-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 44 cm, opening up with no resistance when the scope was passed.,OESOPHAGUS: candidiasis from 10 to 25 cm .,Oesophagitis and induration area at 25cm, biopsied.,STOMACH: Healthy conduit, widely patent pylorus.,Lax cardia with mild inflammation of the top of gastric folds.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5917931\nPatient Name: Ricketts, Samantha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Akquia, Althea\nDate of procedure: 2001-08-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The intervening mucosa looks normal.,5mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and then gold probe applied with good effect.,No source of upper GI bleeding was identified.,Biopsies taken from ulcer edge x3.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2813264\nPatient Name: Borges, Angeline\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Kaber, Humaira\nDate of procedure: 2008-11-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus and stomach normal.,D2 biopsies taken to exclude coeliac in view of weight loss.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good position at check endoscopy.,O: GOJ at 41cm.,Oesophagus - Reflux oesophagitis.,Treated with HALO RFA Channel at 12J.,Tumour at 40cm right wall below the Z-line, inkeeping with Type 2 cardia tumour.,Biopsies taken distally and proximally.,Duodentitis- Erosions.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A6871788\nPatient Name: Hullum, Kionna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dominguez, Arianna\nDate of procedure: 2011-06-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small schatski beyond.,Duodenum:1 cm posterior wall ulcer with an adherent clot with mild oozing.,Three D2 andone D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.,The rest of the oesophagus looked normal.,Discrete erythema in the body, without any particular significance.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6229707\nPatient Name: Abeyta, Gabriella\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jones, Vanessa\nDate of procedure: 2006-02-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: mid-oesophageal candidiasis.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part ofduodenum.,Tumour at 40cm right wall below the Z-line, inkeeping with Type 2 cardia tumour.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7228898\nPatient Name: Thompson, Lisa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Johnson, Tazhane\nDate of procedure: 2010-05-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 34 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,STOMACH: Streaky antral gastritis with linear erosions.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 38 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B1224656\nPatient Name: Allen, Danielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Varanai, Sequana\nDate of procedure: 2012-08-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: small erythema in D1, probably caused by taking Aspirin long term.,No evidence of hiatus hernia or reflux oesophagitis seen.,No strictures seen.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 46 cm.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G4762980\nPatient Name: el-Amiri, Saajida\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Rad, Kifaaya\nDate of procedure: 2013-11-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mucosa washed with 1% NAC.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude Coeliac disease.,The rest of the oesophagus looked normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1418327\nPatient Name: Belveal, Ja'Ala\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Foster, Anna\nDate of procedure: 2009-03-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Clips in fundus identified, no active bleeding and no ulceration.,Small cyst in lower osophagus.,Very short D1.,Oesophagus dilated; Grade 3 oesophagitis from30-38 cm; 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm.,Small HH.,Treated- APC.,Examined under white light and NBI.,STOMACH: Mild PHG, no varices.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6545050\nPatient Name: Sorrell, Tehya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gardner, Abigail\nDate of procedure: 2006-12-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus normal; squamo-columnar junction at 38 cm; no hiatus hernia or oesophagitis.,Grade 2 varices with red signs.,There is no hiatus hernia or evidence of oesophagitis.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 45 cm.,D: oedematous mucosa in D1 but no ulcers seen.,no inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,D: Normal to D3.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W1047941\nPatient Name: Greaser, Madelyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Coffey, Kole\nDate of procedure: 2015-01-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesopahgus- Distal Bleeding-Active .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O4756019\nPatient Name: Debus, Tiana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Banich, Halie\nDate of procedure: 2006-06-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: gastritis in the body and fundus, CLO test - positive.,Neo Z line looks normal at 36 cm.,Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,In the distal tract there is a linear erosion, about 1 cm long.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P2080807\nPatient Name: Cardenas, Kelley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Castaneda, Tannya\nDate of procedure: 2014-01-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum: Healing D1 ulcer.,There seemed to be two loops.,DUODENUM: duodenitis in D1 and D2.,Stomach and pylorus normal; fundoplication visible on retroflexion.,Therefore multiple polyps were biopsied.,DUODENUM: scarring at D1 suggesting previous peptic disease.,DUODENUM: Erythema at D1.,STOMACH: Large hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L2478495\nPatient Name: Jones, Dahnisha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Robuck, Lea\nDate of procedure: 2013-06-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A mild, distal.,OESOPHAGUS: Residual slightly raised area at right wall just above GOJ -bx taken.,No erosions in antrum seen this time.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2068433\nPatient Name: al-Taheri, Zaitoona\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kim, Jessica\nDate of procedure: 2015-01-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild No ulceration seen.,Barrett's Oesophagus.,CLO POSITIVE.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1951882\nPatient Name: Torres Gonzalez, Shambreya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Campbell, Kaitlyn\nDate of procedure: 2012-12-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: Mild duodnitis.,No hiatus hernia.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D9082891\nPatient Name: Duran, Macennia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Stevenson, Leana\nDate of procedure: 2007-02-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D2 - normal.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm .,Some squamous papillomas in the distal oesophagus .,Oesophagus - Normal.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part ofduodenum.,G: mild PHG.,DUODENUM: Normal.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2752405\nPatient Name: Leung, Camille\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Micciche, Maggie\nDate of procedure: 2009-06-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: x 6 biopsies were taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q4907331\nPatient Name: Peterman, Olivia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Chaudhry, Briana\nDate of procedure: 2015-02-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Third part of duodenum.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7140324\nPatient Name: Villalobos, Hanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hatch, Adinidiin\nDate of procedure: 2012-11-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Candida + moderate oesophagitis.,The previous reflux oesophagitis has healed.,DUODENUM: not entered.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R9120543\nPatient Name: Northrup, Michele\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rench, Kristen\nDate of procedure: 2006-08-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus and stomach normal.,No inlet patch.,Oesophagus and stomach normal.,Duodenitis.,anastomosis at 30cm widely patent and normal.,She has an irregular Z line with columnar mucosa to the top of the gastric folds only.,G: Normal mucosa.,Biopsies taken from ulcer edge x3.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7095078\nPatient Name: Wildeman, Rachel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Acker, Mckela\nDate of procedure: 2014-10-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus normal; squamo-columnar junction at 38 cm; no hiatus hernia or oesophagitis.,2cm hiatus hernia.,GOJ at 43 cm.,Inlet patch - No:.,5 cm gastric ulcer in antrum with haematin deposits in the base and surrounded by significant oedema - biopsied x 6.,Treated with APC at 40W.,Tight stricture impassable with scope.,STOMACH: Streaky antral gastritis with linear erosions.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z6299612\nPatient Name: el-Kazemi, Aasima\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Akbar, Khairiya\nDate of procedure: 2015-06-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenitis D1 - mild.,4 biopsies taken ?\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E6197772\nPatient Name: Gil Zepeda, Johana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bruno, Jessica\nDate of procedure: 2004-11-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: slightly tortuous and dilated but normal mucosa throughout.,No other abnormality idenitified, and this would be consistent with CT findings.,Normal oesohagus.,STOMACH: Multiple gastric polyps in body and fundus.,Inlet patch - Yes or No: No.,Duodenum- Bulb Duodentitis.,OESOPHAGUS: Small hiatus hernia.,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1732455\nPatient Name: Medina, Daisy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wilcox, Tianna\nDate of procedure: 2016-02-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastric biopsies taken.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Biopsied GOJ tumur and ?,In view of recent melaena amd Hb drop decision to proceed with banding.,STOMACH: numerous fundic glands looking polyps at body and fundus with size ranging from 2 mm to 10 mm.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M8823141\nPatient Name: Aguirre Macias, Alexis\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Basha, Widdad\nDate of procedure: 2010-06-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OGD today to assess for ulceration/ongoing bleeding.,Dudoenum- D2 Vascular- Telangiectasia.,Biospy taken, easily bleeding.,Intubation of efferent limb for a length of the scope.,No cause for her pain was found.,At most C0M1 Barrett's at GOJ remains.,The mucosa proximal and distal to this segment looked essentially normal apart fromfew scattered tiny white spots.,STOMACH: PHG mild.,Mild oesophagitis.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5272217\nPatient Name: Jackson, Alexis\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcqueen-Rhodes, Tenetia\nDate of procedure: 2011-10-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mild erosive gastritis, likely due to Aspirin - CLO test negative.,No GI cause of dysphagia.,Treated- APC.,Some washing performed but concern regarding aspiration if copious washing performed.,No evidence of reflux.,Forrest Ulcer classification: IIc.,The rest of the oesophagus looked normal.,Biopsies taken.,3 treatments with no cleaning step.,Duodenum: Healing D1 ulcer.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C8544445\nPatient Name: Rocha, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Nhan\nDate of procedure: 2012-04-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No afferent limb seen.,DUODENUM: Not entered.,Small oesophageal diverticulu at 20cms and florid candida.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5917376\nPatient Name: Brown, Makayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Assad, Aliyya\nDate of procedure: 2010-10-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: patchy area of candidiasis on the right wall .,Friable ulcerated polypoid lesion in the lower third of the oesophagus .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A1648588\nPatient Name: el-Muhammad, Shareefa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Zewdu, Breana\nDate of procedure: 2005-11-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No active bleeding or altered blood.,Prominentfolds superior to the antrum - biopsied x 2.,else 1950/1964 according to GP notes.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J1337672\nPatient Name: Cloud, Savannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Powell, Janae\nDate of procedure: 2013-01-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Previous partial gastrectomy.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 38, 36 and 34cm.,3 treatments with nocleaning step inbetween.,High upper third oesophageal benign stricture post chemo-radiotherapy for neck SCC of unknown origin.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8594667\nPatient Name: Jumbo, Ena\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Davis, Ritika\nDate of procedure: 2007-12-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 34 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,STOMACH: Gastritis with erosions in the antrum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B8880712\nPatient Name: al-Elamin, Layaali\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Byrne, Savanna\nDate of procedure: 2008-10-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: 2cm hiatus hernia, otherwise normal oesophagus with no lesions.,OESOPHAGUS: Short tongue of Barrett's remians, C0M4 left wall.,Type II/III lesion extending slighty across greater curve of stomach.,Gastric sleeve patent and not dilated, containing large amount of bile.,Wide open pylorus and normal D1 and D2.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G8210675\nPatient Name: Morgan, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Clow, Jenna\nDate of procedure: 2011-03-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Sliding hiatus hernia 3cm, GOJ biopsies taken.,Otherwise normal mucosa.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V4085520\nPatient Name: Heckman, Janice\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Henry, Jayla\nDate of procedure: 2016-08-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No polyp with suspicious/different features identified.,Hypotensive during procedure but BP better after 500ml of saline.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I1303991\nPatient Name: Amerson, Heather\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lederer, Shaylene\nDate of procedure: 2004-11-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Otherwise oesophagus normal.,The food was stuck just distal to the larynx.,STOMACH: Mild PHG, no varices.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2075882\nPatient Name: Rivera, Shantae\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bigback, Selena\nDate of procedure: 2010-08-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No ulcers.,Narrow band imaging of the oesophagus:.,Stomach- Fundus, Stomach- Cardia and Stomach- Body Normal.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 48 cm.,Upper and lower oesophageal biopsies taken to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis in view of dysphagia.,No strictures seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O3104214\nPatient Name: Pham, Rebecca\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Herndon, Olivia\nDate of procedure: 2009-05-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Micronodular gastritis in the antrum.,Nodular area high on lesser curve, biopsied.,STOMACH: mild antral non-erosive gastritis.,Biopsies taken from the oesophagus to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,STOMACH: PHG mild to moderate.,Normal otherwise.,Treated with APC at 40W.,Otherwise oesophagus normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P4425100\nPatient Name: Rumin, Aimee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Winkler, Crystal\nDate of procedure: 2012-02-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Oesophageal candidiasis in the upper third of the oesophagus.,No inlet patch was seen in narrow band imaging.,GOJ at 43 cm.,Small polyp on incisura,G: No fundal varices seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L8917541\nPatient Name: Montoya, Elvira\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Widner, Samantha\nDate of procedure: 2016-07-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No fresh or altered blood in stomach.,Well covered - photographed.,STOMACH: mild non-erosive antral gastritis - CLO test - negative.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K6126215\nPatient Name: Smith, Minuri\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sandoval, Maria\nDate of procedure: 2012-06-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Micronodular gastritis in the antrum.,Total of 6 ablations.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S6740918\nPatient Name: Zwirn, Catherine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Carr, Shania\nDate of procedure: 2004-11-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Treated with APC at 40W.,DUODENUM: mild duodenitis/oedema in bulb/D1/2 junction.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D2568207\nPatient Name: Lucero, Starlene\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Warren, Jordyn\nDate of procedure: 2006-04-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 2 Mallory-Weiss tears at GOJ, one with visible vessel/fibrin clot, the other being longer and deeper.,G: mild PHG.,Inlet patch - No:.,Stomach, pylorus andduodenum normal.,He has a duodenal ulcer in D2.,Mild gastritis; duodenal diverticulum noted.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N1257699\nPatient Name: Tsosie, Summer\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Merriweather, Sierra\nDate of procedure: 2014-07-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The stomach was small but otherwise appeared normal, and duodenum was normal to D3.,OESOPHAGUS: GOJ at 43 cm.,STOMACH: linear erosions at distal gastric body with traces of altered blood.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7176341\nPatient Name: Harris, Katrina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Winer, Aujele\nDate of procedure: 2012-05-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Acute angulation into alimaentary limb or roux loop which may be the cause for poor functionality.,Stomach - mild gastritis CLO taken - NEGTIVE.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 43cm.,Faint red signs on one but no signs recent bleeding.,Treated with APC at 40W.,OESOPHAGUS: Excellent result post EMR with complete squamous regeneation at site.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 36 cm.,Oesopahgus- Distal Ulcer .,Oesophagitis and induration area at 25cm, biopsied.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7489214\nPatient Name: Bean, Kyana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gall, Lan\nDate of procedure: 2009-01-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: This was gently pushed through and passed easily.,OESOPHAGUS: small hiatus hernia and mild erosive oesophagitis .,OESOPHAGUS: small elevated area .,10mls 1% Lignocaine to skin.,C0M1 Barrett's with a few islands to 35cm .\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R2764793\nPatient Name: Montoya, Mikayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Fisher, Jordan\nDate of procedure: 2004-12-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach and duodenum: normal.,Pylorus dilated up to 20mm with good effect.,No blood.,Biopsies not taken as not necessary.,Some squamous papillomas in the distal oesophagus .,Biopsies were taken at the strictured area as well as the mid and lower oesophagus to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,No blood.,OESOPHAGUS:Mild inflammaton at oesophago-conduit anastomosis - widely patent.,2 cm hiatus hernia.,Duodenal erosion seen and biopsied x2.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7058648\nPatient Name: Garner, Elisa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garberson, Annalise\nDate of procedure: 2016-12-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Acute angulation into alimaentary limb or roux loop which may be the cause for poor functionality.,STOMACH: diffuse gastritis with angiodysplasia and punctate bleeding site on greater curve mid body - no obvious ulcer- antrum scar ?,No blood or sign of recent bleeding.,3 treatments with no cleaning step.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z8946728\nPatient Name: Palomares, Alma\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Howell, Brandi\nDate of procedure: 2002-07-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- very nodular mucosa with mild antral gastritis.,GOJ at 33 cm .,GOJ at 43 cm.,Almost stopped but as oozing treated with 4ml of adrenaline 1:10,000 and bipolar with good effect.,STOMACH: partly filled with fresiduals of NG feed.,OESOPHAGUS: Lax LOS .,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0 M2 .,Proximal to the pylorus was an anastomosis opening into a loop with 2 openings ?\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7331206\nPatient Name: Chaca, Michelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Higginson, Taryn\nDate of procedure: 2007-04-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Post total gastrectomy.,Treated with HALO Channel RFA at 12J.,5 cm in size .,DUODENUM: mild duodenitis/oedema in bulb/D1/2 junction.,No erosions in antrum seen this time.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T9453315\nPatient Name: Garcia, Syria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Truong, Emma\nDate of procedure: 2013-05-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal overlying mucosa.,STOMACH: Antral gastris.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0 M2 .,STOMACH: Gastritis with erosions in the antrum.,There is a duodenal diverticulum, just after the D1/D2 flexure but there is no inflammation, ulceration or erosions.,Inlet patch - No:.,Stomach- Body Polyp- Pedunculated .,Oesophagus- No varices.,Adrenaline injected and clip applied to vessel; 2 clips applied to close longertear.,GOJ at 33 cm .\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4134709\nPatient Name: al-Kazmi, Laaiqa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Suarez, Lizbeth\nDate of procedure: 2001-04-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No fundal varices seen.,Oesophagus normal, GOJ at 38cm normal.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at 36, 34 and 32 cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm .,Lifted and ESD performed.,Total of 6 ablations.,NJ placed uder direct vision.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 41, 39, 37, 35, 33 and 31 cm.,GOJ at 38cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5156770\nPatient Name: Sudick, Jalaina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Runningbear, Megan\nDate of procedure: 2004-01-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: food residue ++ consistent with delayed gastric emptying,No specific lesion identified.,OESOPHAGUS: Two strictures post RFA - the first at the island treated 26cm tight but able to pass Olympus scope.,Hiatus hernia.,Oesophagus: 2 columns of F1 varices- no signs of recent bleeding .,OESOPHAGUS: Residual slightly raised area at right wall just above GOJ -bx taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C2789586\nPatient Name: al-Salameh, Hujja\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hull, Jasmin\nDate of procedure: 2013-06-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The GOJ was circumferentially removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit.,OESOPHAGUS: Tortuous oesophagus, minimal resistance at GOJ.,Oesophagus normal, GOJ at 38cm normal.,Proximal to the pylorus was an anastomosis opening into a loop with 2 openings ?,STOMACH: Pan gastritis.,She has an irregular Z line with columnar mucosa to the top of the gastric folds only.,Some squamous papillomas in the distal oesophagus .,Pylorus and duodenum normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5990901\nPatient Name: Marshall, Emma\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Reed, Jazmynn\nDate of procedure: 2013-07-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 33 cm.,Nodular area high on lesser curve, biopsied.,No cause for her pain was found.,On treatment dose LMWH for bilateral PE and portal vein thrombosis.,STOMACH: PEG tube visualised with partially buried bumper and consequent inflammatory mucosa.,It is 1cm in length.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A3962018\nPatient Name: Hunkar, Kaylie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Abood, Lutfiyya\nDate of procedure: 2007-01-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Portal Hypertensive Gastropathy.,10mls 1% Lignocaine to skin.,Stomach: mild/moderate erosive gastritis.,Oesophagus - Small hiatus hernia.,STOMACH: moderate antral gastritis - CLO test negative.,Proximal to the pylorus was an anastomosis opening into a loop with 2 openings ?,There were mutiple small nodules in the distal oesophagus of unknown significance .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J8367396\nPatient Name: Camacho, Ana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Bagheri, Waliyya\nDate of procedure: 2012-06-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mildoesophagitis grade LA A/B.,5cm lesion in D2 with surface characteristics of an adenoma but a more irregular central part.,Normal duodenum.,Treated with HALO RFA at 12J.,Oesophagus: Barrett's - no nodules.,The proximal oesophagus was intubated but immediately pulled out by the patient.,No evidence of hiatus hernia or reflux oesophagitis seen.,Small 2cm hiatus hernia but otherwise normal upper GI endoscopy to the Third partof duodenum.,DUODENUM: Normal - examined to D3.,Duodenum- Bulb Duodentitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8211489\nPatient Name: Johnson, Aquasha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Ghaffari, Shaakira\nDate of procedure: 2011-07-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: non-erosive gastritis from mid-body to antrum, CLO test: negative.,OESOPHAGUS: Grade A oesophagitis, but appearances nuch improved with no focal ulceration.,O: GOJ at 41cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 45 cm.,else 1950/1964 according to GP notes.,Gastritis and CLO taken: negative, also gastric antrum biopsies taken.,Normal to D2.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9209688\nPatient Name: el-Latif, Sameeha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Flores, Obsession\nDate of procedure: 2003-07-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There were mutiple small nodules in the distal oesophagus of unknown significance .,Biopsies not taken as not necessary.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G9989010\nPatient Name: al-Shehata, Hawraa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bruce, Kira\nDate of procedure: 2016-09-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Hyperplastic polyp extending over greater curve to cardia.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no evidence of residual dysplasia under FICe.,GOJ at 41 cm.,Discrete erythema in the body, without any particular significance.,5% acetic acid/0.,STOMACH: Clip still in place from previous polypectomy, thpugh no clear residual polyp.,Two D1 biopsies and 8 gastric biopsies taken.,STOMACH: PHG mild to moderate.,O: GOJ at 41cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1083206\nPatient Name: Williams, Nyachiang\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Burns, Savannah\nDate of procedure: 2015-08-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The stomach and duodenum are also normal.,Gastritis and duodenitis.,No active source of bleeding was found.,The stomach was small but otherwise appeared normal, and duodenum was normal to D3.,No stigmata of bleeding.,Atrophic gastritis only.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3619361\nPatient Name: Summa, Cheyenne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Younis, Tawheeda\nDate of procedure: 2013-10-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Post surgical stomach with a normal pylorus leading to a normal D1 and then into a normal looking D2.,Acetic acid used .,There is a very short 2cm just above the GOJ, with some contact bleeding.,Stomach and pylorus normal; fundoplication visible on retroflexion.,The endoscope passed without resistance.,Large food residue in stomach.,Haemospray.,DUODENUM: Forrest III ulcer in D1.,OESOPHAGUS: tight proximal anastomotic stricture - dilated 20mm.,No blood in the UGI tract.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W7335845\nPatient Name: el-Kamal, Zumruda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Skelton, Kayla\nDate of procedure: 2005-02-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: was oozing after passage of the scope.,Duodenum - Normal D2 Bx taken.,STOMACH: PHG mild to moderate.,OESOPHAGUS: Short tongue of Barrett's remians, C0M4 left wall.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A .,Brushings taken to rule out viral cause .,OESOPHAGUS: Two tiny polyps at 25cm .,No blood in upper GI tract.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1085643\nPatient Name: al-Daoud, Shahaada\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wyman, Shelby\nDate of procedure: 2011-01-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: mild candidiasis.,OESOPHAGUS: Two strictures post RFA - the first at the island treated 26cm tight but able to pass Olympus scope.,No blood in the upper GI tract.,No Barrett's seen.,The previous reflux oesophagitis has healed.,Endoscopic treatment not indicated.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6658276\nPatient Name: al-Asad, Shaakira\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Trimble, Lena\nDate of procedure: 2014-06-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Retrieved with the aid of snare.,Biopsies taken from top of stricture-metal marking clips in situ.,This was removed by a 4 peice EMR using Duette MBM kit.,No stricture.,3 treatments with nocleaning step inbetween.,He bacame tachy.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 48 cm.,Grade 1-2 oesophageal varices.,Multiple biopsies taken.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4154167\nPatient Name: Angel, Shannon\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Magwood, Morganne\nDate of procedure: 2007-08-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagitis LA grade B, sliding hiatus hernia 3cm.,GOJ at 41 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K8099671\nPatient Name: Logan, Jamonika\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bustillos, Bryanda\nDate of procedure: 2009-11-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum clear.,STOMACH: pan-gastritis, with erosive features in antrum.,Duodenum- Mild duodenitis.,Likely fundic gland polyps.,In the pyloric channel there is inflammation but no ulceration.,Normal oesophagus to GOJ at 41 cm .,CLO not taken as patient on PPI.,Faint red signs on one but no signs recent bleeding.,A single episode of haematemesis 2 days agao.,Flumazenil given.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1985702\nPatient Name: al-Sylla, Radwa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jimenez, Yadira\nDate of procedure: 2005-10-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No inlet patch.,OESOPHAGUS: No residual Barrett's post HALO RFA.,Mild oesophagitis.,Mild oesophagitis LA grade B, sliding hiatus hernia about 3cm.,No cause for her pain was found.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D4796018\nPatient Name: Owens, T'Andra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Chapa, Mariah\nDate of procedure: 2004-02-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Total of 18 ablations.,Slightly prominent ampulla but not biopsied - did not look abnormal.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophageal candidiasis in the upper third of the oesophagus.,D1 inspected carefully and no othe abnormalities seen.,Stomach - gastritis and small pre-pyloric erosion - biopsed - not ulceration.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at 36, 34 and 32 cm.,Normal muosa.,No melaena.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2905244\nPatient Name: Huff, Joylensia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Marshall, Almiranda\nDate of procedure: 2011-12-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Three D2 andone D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.,Small atypical-looking areas at GOJ - 11 o'clock and small nodular area at 3 - 4 o'clock - biopsied x 4.,Intubation of efferent limb for a length of the scope.,No gastric varices and no portal hypertensive gastropathy.,STOMACH: PEG tube visualised with partially buried bumper and consequent inflammatory mucosa.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7729897\nPatient Name: Stella, Halee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sukkum, Leila\nDate of procedure: 2007-10-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsies showed no evidence of H.,Thickened mucosal folds at the cardia .,He was dilated to 13.,2% indigo carmine solution were sprayed.,STOMACH: Mild antral erythematous gastritis.,No fundal varices.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9801234\nPatient Name: Guerrero, Srida\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nobraid, Crystal\nDate of procedure: 2009-05-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Moderate haemorrhagic gastritis - CLO test negative.,Tiny erosions at the antrum.,Stomach and pylorus normal; fundoplication visible on retroflexion.,It looks like things have improved but not normalised.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R3882435\nPatient Name: Nobrega, Tuyen Aalexis\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Meseke, Jasmine\nDate of procedure: 2014-11-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small benign gastric polyp/oedematous mucosa on GOJ side not biopsied.,STOMACH: Mild antral gastritis.,OESOPHAGUS: Grade B oesophagitis.,Small amount of bile in the gastric conduit.,Flattened on insufflation.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 39cm .,Lesion on retroflexion extending towards greater curve of stomach-biopsied.,No source of bleeding was identified.,Area biopsied again.,Stomach- Antrum and Stomach- Pylorus Gastritis- Erosion.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7134775\nPatient Name: Bustamante, Meranda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mayfield, Courtney\nDate of procedure: 2004-12-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No fundal varices.,OESOPHAGUS: candida throughout.,No immediate complications.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal apart from small hiatus hernia.,DUODENUM: Mild oedema of the mucosa and scalloping.,OESOPHAGUS: no obvious lesions, some neovascularity 28cm ?,Inlet patch - No:.,Clips in fundus identified, no active bleeding and no ulceration.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9871480\nPatient Name: Brooks, Granielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Thomas, Cashlynn\nDate of procedure: 2014-02-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: This was removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit.,STOMACH: 4 cm sliding hiatus hernia from 35 to 39 cm; normal stomach.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9204095\nPatient Name: Russell, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Knight, Denajae\nDate of procedure: 2011-03-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Minimal amount of clear fluid and and bile.,The duodenum was also seen to distend well and didn't appear to be compressed extenally down to D2.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1294090\nPatient Name: Berrien, Cynthia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Summa, Frances\nDate of procedure: 2007-05-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A .,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Body of stomach.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part of duodenum with the exception of small gastric polyps.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the cardia.,EMR scar unchanged.,DUODENUM:.,STOMACH: as above.,Well covered - photographed.,The last EMR removed felt less easy to suck up than the others.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M9440150\nPatient Name: el-Azam, Shahla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Guerue, Stacey\nDate of procedure: 2016-10-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: island of Barrett's oesophagus,There were red spots which did not wash on all 3 columns.,STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia; non-erosive antral gastritis.,No obvious slipped wrap.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6044658\nPatient Name: Willy, Ricki\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mccullom, Rebecca\nDate of procedure: 2011-11-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus: Barrett's - no nodules.,No stricture or mucosal abnormality seen.,Top of gastric folds: 41 cm.,Biopsies taken from top of stricture-metal marking clips in situ.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6417773\nPatient Name: al-Riaz, Sameeha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mccomb, Tianna\nDate of procedure: 2016-06-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Tight stricture impassable with scope.,Clips in fundus identified, no active bleeding and no ulceration.,STOMACH: PEG tube visualised with partially buried bumper and consequent inflammatory mucosa.,OESOPHAGUS: gastric conduit anastomosis at 27cm, mild/mod oesophagitis - no narrowing at proximal anastomosis.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 39cm .,No hiatus hernia; fundoplication intact; CLO test done.,Duodenal aspirates and biopsies obtained.,coeliac disease.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6072011\nPatient Name: el-Ghaffari, Rumaana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Cassidy\nDate of procedure: 2008-02-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Top of circumferential Barrett's 38cm.,There seemed to be two loops.,Third duodenum compressed by an extrinsic ovoidal shaped mass.,He bacame tachy.,All 3 EMR peices were retrieved with Roth netting.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1449886\nPatient Name: Byrnes, Alana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Malek, Wardiyya\nDate of procedure: 2002-08-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: food residue ++ consistent with delayed gastric emptying,G: Tiny fundal gastric erosions.,STOMACH: Mild antral erythematous gastritis.,STOMACH: PHG mild to moderate.,He has an isolate patch of gastritis with the occasional erosion within the fundus which probably accounts for the PET findings.,Hiatus Hernia- Small.,STOMACH: Portal hypertensive gastropathy.,No hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GO) J at 40 cm.,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm hiatus hernia, otherwise normal oesophagus with no lesions.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1607560\nPatient Name: Murray, Shakayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ng, Vanessa\nDate of procedure: 2002-11-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: O: GOJ at 42cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8031481\nPatient Name: Mcwilliams, Melinda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Shawna\nDate of procedure: 2011-01-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The patient withdrew his consent for the procedure, so no further biopsies were taken.,Ulcer in the pylorus.,Hiatus hernia.,Epigastric burning pain improved on omeprazole.,Biopsies from D2 and stomach.,Mild oesophagitis LA grade B, sliding hiatus hernia about 3cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2120051\nPatient Name: Leach, Hannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Carr, Aleya\nDate of procedure: 2014-12-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 33 cm.,No other abnormality idenitified, and this would be consistent with CT findings.,STOMACH: significant amount of solid and liquid residue present.,STOMACH: Pan gastritis.,Gastritis, haemorrhagic in fundus and oedema in pylorus.,Consent form 4 completed.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 35 cm.,No bleeding/perf.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7163832\nPatient Name: Tran, Danielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vigil, Brooklynne\nDate of procedure: 2005-08-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Z-line at: 45cm - Bravo placed at 39cm- good position at check endoscopy.,Scope not held by stricture and I suspect dysphagia is more likely due to this poorly motile area of oesophagus rather than stricture.,OESOPHAGUS: island of Barrett's oesophagus,Small 2cm sliding hiatus hernia.,Dudoenum- D2 Vascular- Telangiectasia.,Two congested folds below the OGJ, with variceal-like appearance, which nearly completely desappear on full distention.,Good passage to 70cm.,5cm again noted from 24-26cm from incisors, not changed in size; obstructs up to 25% of lumen.,He also has erosive gastritis in the fundus.,Biopsies taken distally and proximally.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6620949\nPatient Name: Perez, Thalia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hwang, Hitomi\nDate of procedure: 2012-01-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Tiny erosion in the pylorus .,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and twobiopsies were taken at 25 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Slightly prominent ampulla but not biopsied - did not look abnormal.,Stomach- Pylorus.,Haemospray.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 36 cm.,No cause for her pain was found.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal - slightly dilated and very mild irregularity of scj in keeping with reflux but no frank oeosphagitis.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4378217\nPatient Name: al-Sader, Aneesa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Andrew, Lien\nDate of procedure: 2011-08-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsy for HP.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2657390\nPatient Name: Bell, Gabriella\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Burks II, Jasmine\nDate of procedure: 2015-02-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small cyst in lower osophagus.,ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS .,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,No stricture seen.,He does not describe any history compatible with upper GI bleed - just significant epigastric pain.,STOMACH: Polyps- Multiple .,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 39 cm and 29 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S9393699\nPatient Name: Johnston, Haley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bell, Alexandria\nDate of procedure: 2014-09-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Inlet patch - Yes or No: No.,5 cm, ulcerated with two areas of ?,No evidence of oeosphagitis.,GOJ at 33 cm.,STOMACH: Erythema with small erosion at antrum.,DUODENUM: first and second duodenum were distorted.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D5975610\nPatient Name: Ishizuki, Binyu\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Billsie, Ashley\nDate of procedure: 2016-11-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 2 treatments with no cleaning step inbetween.,no inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,STOMACH: Minimal antral gastritis, CLO test - negative.,3 treatments with no cleaning step.,GOJ at 38cm .,No polyp with suspicious/different features identified.,3 treatments with no cleaning step.,STOMACH: Mild portal hypertensive gastropathy.,Large 10cm sliding hiatus hernia, with no evidence of reflux disease.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4378127\nPatient Name: Jones, Shaunnell\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lawrence-Cooper, Marjoya\nDate of procedure: 2009-01-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mucosal inflammation noted in the antrum.,Stomach- Normal.,The procedure was poorly tolerated, therefore only x 2 biopsies were take at 40 cm, 30 cm and 23 cm respectively, to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,GOJ on contraction gives a false impression of Schatzki ring.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7597311\nPatient Name: Thigpen, Omoyemen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bui, Shannon\nDate of procedure: 2010-02-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal apart from possible mild trachealization.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H4452093\nPatient Name: Johnson, Ebony\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Elhussen, Kendall\nDate of procedure: 2009-03-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA C .,Tiny erosions at the antrum.,The stomach was small but otherwise appeared normal, and duodenum was normal to D3.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R8004923\nPatient Name: al-Sultana, Muna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Youngman, Theresa\nDate of procedure: 2002-06-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mild erosive gastritis, likely due to Aspirin - CLO test negative.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 42 cm.,Atrophic stomach.,No Visible lesions.,DUODENUM: mild duodenitis/oedema in bulb/D1/2 junction.,Large volume ascites seen on recent USS.,GOJ scar tissue and nodular areafrom 39-42cm, biopsied.,Presence of surgical stiches and superficial ulceration at the gastroenteric anastomoses.,There were red spots which did not wash on all 3 columns.,Hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7957976\nPatient Name: Woodard, Arlene\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pham, Taylor\nDate of procedure: 2009-08-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Diaphragmatic pinchL 41cm .,No fresh or altered blood in the upper GI tract.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z2727641\nPatient Name: al-Ghanem, Najaat\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Afriyie, Jaelin\nDate of procedure: 2005-10-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 36 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7461659\nPatient Name: Schreibman, Emily\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bishop, Tiffanie\nDate of procedure: 2006-08-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: three varices in the distal tract, one medium size, the other 2 small and flattened on insufflation, all well covered.,No evidence of oesophageal or gastric varices.,Biopsies not taken as not necessary.,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm hiatus hernia.,G: Normal mucosa.,No hiatus hernia.,Oesophagus normal with no hiatus hernia or oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T3145793\nPatient Name: Eppard, Alexandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. New, Mckenna\nDate of procedure: 2014-01-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No stricture or mucosal abnormality seen.,Tumour at 40cm right wall below the Z-line, inkeeping with Type 2 cardia tumour.,Adrenaline injected and clip applied to vessel; 2 clips applied to close longertear.,STOMACH:, Stomach-Mild antral inflammation - biopsies to check for hp as on ppi.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5148114\nPatient Name: Peebles, Vivian\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hunsaker, Kaitlin\nDate of procedure: 2004-02-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mild erosive gastritis, likely due to Aspirin - CLO test negative.,Prominentfolds superior to the antrum - biopsied x 2.,Biopsies taken for histology and samples in saline.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U1759838\nPatient Name: Serna Mata, Sadie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Noor, Rutaiba\nDate of procedure: 2008-05-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: O: 3 x columns of grade 2-3 oesophageal varices from 34cm .,Stomach- Moderate gastritis.,STOMACH: Normal.,STOMACH: Clip still in place from previous polypectomy, thpugh no clear residual polyp.,No varices or evidence of portal hypertensive gastropathy.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5917931\nPatient Name: Blazon, Magnolia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tran, Shruti\nDate of procedure: 2005-07-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: mild oesophageal candidiasis.,Distal oesophagus - no varices seen.,No obvious slipped wrap.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2813264\nPatient Name: Eisele, Sophia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sullivan, Elijah\nDate of procedure: 2004-12-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The previous reflux oesophagitis has healed.,Small cyst in lower osophagus.,6 biopsies were taken from around the margins.,He has a duodenal ulcer in D2.,Further EMR was performed in 3 peices at the GOJ to remove these areas.,Large solid food residue in stomach and duodenum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A6871788\nPatient Name: Garcia, Sequoia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Sattar, Nusaiba\nDate of procedure: 2004-08-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Hiatus hernia 36-42 cm.,x6 D2/3 biopsies taken.,D2 biopsies taken for histopathology and TCR.,Distal oesophagus - no varices seen.,Normal otherwise.,3 treatments with nocleaning step inbetween.,The food was stuck just distal to the larynx.,Several fundal gland polyps in the body.,No stricture or mucosal abnormality seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6229707\nPatient Name: Bravo, Shianne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Clark, Robbi\nDate of procedure: 2005-09-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D2 biopsies taken for histopathology and TCR.,STOMACH: very mild antral gastritis .,OESOPHAGUS: angulation of proximal oesophagus as described on barium swallow.,Duodenum- Mild duodenitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7228898\nPatient Name: Engels, Samonie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Scott, Jameca\nDate of procedure: 2007-03-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mild lower oesophageal oesophagitis LA grade A.,DUODENUM: first and second duodenum were distorted.,Pylorus dilated up to 20mm with good effect.,Atrophic stomach.,Hiatus hernia.,Treated with HALO RFA at 12J.,Dilated to 19mm with CRE balloon for 1 minute.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B1224656\nPatient Name: Parker, Misa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mckinney, Gabriella\nDate of procedure: 2011-07-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The last EMR removed felt less easy to suck up than the others.,The procedure was poorly tolerated, therefore only x 2 biopsies were take at 40 cm, 30 cm and 23 cm respectively, to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,She has a small hiatus hernia .,Repositioned with bumper clear of gastric wall.,Gastritis and duodenitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G4762980\nPatient Name: Casillas, Karen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Winder, Margaret\nDate of procedure: 2003-04-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Area biopsied again.,Treated with APC at 40W.,Total of 27 ablations.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good position at check endoscopy.,x6 D2/3 biopsies taken.,Grade 1-2 oesophageal varices.,As pt very symptomatic and on PPI gastric biopsies taken for H.Pylori.,STOMACH: 2-3 cm sliding hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1418327\nPatient Name: Fitzjames, Breashelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Juniel, Biancha\nDate of procedure: 2013-09-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 5 cm, ulcerated with two areas of ?,Three D2 andone D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.,Subesquently haemospray was applied to the mid and lower oesophagus.,Not examined.,No evidence of oeosphagitis.,Top of gastrisc folds:43cm.,Final Prague score: C0M1 .,Narrow band imaging of the oesophagus:.,Stomach - normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6545050\nPatient Name: Eggleton, Jamie Lee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Palomo, Skylinn\nDate of procedure: 2003-08-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Narrowband imaging of the oesophagus: No inlet patch.,No macroscopic features of EoE.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W1047941\nPatient Name: Pease, Desiree\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jiles-Wright, Brianni\nDate of procedure: 2011-05-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsies from D2 and stomach.,Friable ulcerated polypoid lesion in the lower third of the oesophagus .,The oesophagus and stomach are normal.,Stomach - normal.,Biopsy for HP.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA C .,No PHG.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O4756019\nPatient Name: Valentin, Victoria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Ali, Minnah\nDate of procedure: 2010-10-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No oesophagitis was seen.,DUODENUM: erosive duodenitis in D1, D2 - normal.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C5M7, 35 cm to 29 cm.,Hiatus hernia.,Mild PHG, no obvious varices seen in oesophagus or stomach.,STOMACH: Mild antral gastritis.,Gastric sleeve patent and not dilated, containing large amount of bile.,No bleeding/perf.,Opposite to this at 3 oclock at the GOJ there looked to be some discrete inflamed mucosa but no lesion.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P2080807\nPatient Name: May, Colette\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Ashraf, Taaliba\nDate of procedure: 2011-10-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No stricture or mucosal abnormality seen.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A/B .,Gastroparesis.,OESOPHAGUS: cervical inlet patch 3 cm .\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L2478495\nPatient Name: Turner, Alyssa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Ahmed, Fakeeha\nDate of procedure: 2003-12-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He had a Paris IIa lesion at 12 and 6 o'clock.,Lifted and ESD performed.,Stomach- Fundus, Stomach- Cardia and Stomach- Body Normal.,3 clips deployed and 7ml of 1:10,000 adrenaline injected around the area.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2068433\nPatient Name: al-Shaikh, Sireen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hastings, Joann\nDate of procedure: 2012-05-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: PHG.,STOMACH: erosive antral gastritis - CLO test negative.,G: Severe PHG.,D2 biopsies taken in view of weight loss.,Mucosal inflammation noted from the pylorus to the antrum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1951882\nPatient Name: Guyon, Veronica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hubert, Sara\nDate of procedure: 2011-09-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The last EMR removed felt less easy to suck up than the others.,Normal mucosa.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D9082891\nPatient Name: Hines, Brianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vikingur, Isabel\nDate of procedure: 2009-12-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: G: no Fundal varices.,OESOPHAGUS: two short segments of Barrett's oesophagus, max 1 cm each, at 36 to 37 cm, C0M1.,DUODENUM: Normal.,Stomach: mild/moderate erosive gastritis.,Four dD2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliacdisease.,Oesophagus - small <5mmoesophageal varices x2 columns.,Three D2 andone D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2752405\nPatient Name: Armas, Karla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garcia, Adriana\nDate of procedure: 2012-11-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal duodenal mucosa.,Shatzki ring at the OGJ.,Biopsies were taken at the strictured area as well as the mid and lower oesophagus to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,No lifting with St.Mark's solution,Lesion on retroflexion extending towards greater curve of stomach-biopsied.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q4907331\nPatient Name: Wille, Sara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Davis-Walker, Tayla\nDate of procedure: 2011-01-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: On retroflexion the wrap is in correct position, with no evidence of recurrent hiatus hernia.,Biopsies taken distally and proximally.,No source of upper GI bleeding was identified.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7140324\nPatient Name: Ramirez, Andrea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Valdez, Jamie\nDate of procedure: 2003-07-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: It appeared to arise from the floor of D2 but I could not positively identify the major ampulla, so it could be related to that.,Consistent with reflux oesophagitis.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 41cm .,Adrenaline injected and clip applied to vessel; 2 clips applied to close longertear.,On treatment dose LMWH for bilateral PE and portal vein thrombosis.,Nodular area high on lesser curve, biopsied.,Oesophagus - normal.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 37 cm.,towards end of procedure, pylorus less tight.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R9120543\nPatient Name: Brady, Danyelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wexler, Bridgette\nDate of procedure: 2007-04-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 2 Mallory-Weiss tears at GOJ, one with visible vessel/fibrin clot, the other being longer and deeper.,The endoscope passed through the stricture with resistance before dilatation initiated.,Intubation of efferent limb for a length of the scope.,Could not tolerateand declined sedation on this occasion.,STOMACH: Minimal amount of clear fluid and and bile.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the antrum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7095078\nPatient Name: Dee, Savannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sharkey, Shannon\nDate of procedure: 2002-07-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS:Normal.,Distorted and distended stomach.,Stomach- Moderate gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z6299612\nPatient Name: Lin, Wana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wells, Jataesha\nDate of procedure: 2012-01-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mega-oesophagus filled with solid food; unable to identify cardia safely, therefore procedure abandoned.,Difficult to assess mucosa fully due to some adherent food debris and necrotic tissue.,D1/2 biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: candida throughout.,STOMACH: mild antral gastritis with 5 mm area of slightly raised and eroded mucosa at antrum greater curve which was biopsied.,Narrowband imaging of the oesophagus: No inlet patch.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E6197772\nPatient Name: Merrill, Dominique\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Figueroa, Andrea\nDate of procedure: 2011-08-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Grade A LA oesophagitis.,Small gastric remnant with apparent Polya reconstruction.,Duodenum - minor D1 duodenitis D2 norma;.,Area biopsied again.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1732455\nPatient Name: al-Hassen, Sakeena\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Diaz Jr, Amber\nDate of procedure: 2007-06-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There seemed to be two loops.,Biopsies showed no evidence of H.,Duodenal aspirates and biopsies obtained.,OESOPHAGUS: mild candidiasis.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the cardia.,GOJ tight, but patent with Fuji endoscope.,GOJ at 38cm.,Small polyp on incisura,GOJ at 40cm with stitches from previous repair visible at 3o'clock.,Total of 23 ablations.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M8823141\nPatient Name: Fry, Caitlin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Slechter, Olivia\nDate of procedure: 2002-06-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No fresh or altered blood in stomach.,Distorted and distended stomach.,DUODENUM: first and second duodenum were distorted.,Several erosions/small ulcers in inflammed antrum.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the antrum with no bleeding.,No active ource of bleeding was found.,Z-line at: 40cm - Bravo placed at 34cm- good position at check endoscopy.,Ulcer in the pylorus.,DUODENUM: Mild duodenitis in D1.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5272217\nPatient Name: Chambers, Janika\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hilleary, Audrey\nDate of procedure: 2015-03-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 38cmx4,36cmx2.,Grade 2 varices with red signs.,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm .\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C8544445\nPatient Name: al-Mansour, Himma\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Harris, Victoria\nDate of procedure: 2003-07-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No diverticulum, no massess.,OESOPHAGUS: Hiatus hernia 36-42 cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ, no inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.,The previous reflux oesophagitis has healed.,No cause for anaemia found.,Stomach- Pylorus and DUODENUM: Normal.,Mild gastric body mucosal thickening and pangastritis.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA C .,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm.,This was removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5917376\nPatient Name: al-Sheikh, Raaida\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Castillo, Mariah\nDate of procedure: 2010-01-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 5 cm gastric ulcer in antrum with haematin deposits in the base and surrounded by significant oedema - biopsied x 6.,Two biopsies were taken from lower oesophagus to investigate for ?\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A1648588\nPatient Name: Deleon, Ailena\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gonzalez Bustamante, Irin\nDate of procedure: 2010-04-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 36 cm .,Slightly prominent ampulla but not biopsied - did not look abnormal.,GOJ at 38cm .,Normal Villi.,GOJ at 33 cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J1337672\nPatient Name: Rodriguez, Kristhel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Taga, Karissa\nDate of procedure: 2004-05-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: mild non-erosive antral gastritis, CLO test - negative.,GOJ on contraction gives a false impression of Schatzki ring.,DUODENUM: mild duodenitis in the bulb.,GOJ at 36 cm.,Very friable with bleeding.,As pt very symptomatic and on PPI gastric biopsies taken for H.Pylori.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Body of stomach.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8594667\nPatient Name: Phou, Sydnie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Eltagonde, Asima\nDate of procedure: 2011-06-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D2 and Barrett's biopsies taken.,Had an UGI bleed.,Four dD2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliacdisease.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B8880712\nPatient Name: Musante, Sydney\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Trujillo-Garcia, Kelsey\nDate of procedure: 2016-08-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Oesophageal candidiasis in the upper third of the oesophagus.,Z-line at: 45cm - Bravo placed at 39cm- good position at check endoscopy.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GO) J at 40 cm.,OESOPHAGUS: mild candidiasis.,Tiny erosion in the pylorus .,OESOPHAGUS: small hiatus hernia and mild erosive oesophagitis .,No red spots seen.,He has a 2cm as well as grade A oesophagitis.,NJ placed uder direct vision.,She has a 6cm hiatus hernia.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G8210675\nPatient Name: Patterson, Moe'Sha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Germany, Arbay\nDate of procedure: 2006-05-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Likely fundic gland polyps.,Ulcer in the antrum.,OESOPHAGUS: Top of gasric folds at 31 cm and several islands at 28-26 cm, at right and posterior walls.,No immediate complications.,DUODENUM: non-erosive duodenitis in D1, D2 - normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V4085520\nPatient Name: Turpin, Emily\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lopez, Jael\nDate of procedure: 2015-09-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No other pathology.,No inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,OESOPHAGUS: Grade B oesophagitis.,GORD with only partial response to PPI.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I1303991\nPatient Name: Theis, Tayler\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Maualaivao, De Ying\nDate of procedure: 2005-01-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Bleeding from 3 of the biopsy sites.,Therefore multiple polyps were biopsied.,DUODENUM: mild duodenitis/oedema in bulb/D1/2 junction.,STOMACH: small, 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,Wide neck diverticulum in D2.,OESOPHAGUS: Hiatus hernia 36-42 cm.,STOMACH: Portal hypertensive gastropathy.,D2 biopsies taken n view of diarrhoea.,FICE used .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2075882\nPatient Name: Sandoval, Samantha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mendoza, Katherine\nDate of procedure: 2003-07-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 5cm lesion in D2 with surface characteristics of an adenoma but a more irregular central part.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O3104214\nPatient Name: Long, Hope\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Negash, Azailah\nDate of procedure: 2008-07-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: coeliac disease.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and twobiopsies were taken at 25 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,DUODENUM: Mild duodenitis in D1.,Inlet patch - No:.,No cause for anaemia was found.,Post surgical stomach with a normal pylorus leading to a normal D1 and then into a normal looking D2.,Sessile polyp in the body of stomach - ulcerated - biopsied.,Small amount of bile in the gastric conduit.,Top of gastric folds: 39cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P4425100\nPatient Name: Cave, Victoria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Zurun, Julia\nDate of procedure: 2010-04-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No cervical inlet patch.,Total of 27 ablations.,Oesophagus- No varices.,Total of 27 ablations.,STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia; non-erosive antral gastritis.,Retrieved with the aid of snare.,Not examined for inlet patch as she found the procedure unconfortable towards the end.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L8917541\nPatient Name: Graham, Sophie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Blomberg, Eleanor\nDate of procedure: 2008-04-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and 25 cm, plus two more biopsies at 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,No oesophagitis was seen.,GOJ at 35 cm.,STOMACH: large hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A .,Large twisted para-oesophageal hernia.,DUODENUM: mild duodenitis/oedema in bulb/D1/2 junction.,Known Barrett's.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K6126215\nPatient Name: Tafoya, Katrina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Johnson Jr, Dymond\nDate of procedure: 2014-06-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He does not describe any history compatible with upper GI bleed - just significant epigastric pain.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 42 cm.,Gastritis- Nodular.,Oesophagus - Small hiatus hernia.,STOMACH/ DUODENUM: Normal.,Normal stomach and duodenum.,No obvious mucosal lesions but poor views obtained.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 33 cm, 24 cm and 21 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,STOMACH: Normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S6740918\nPatient Name: el-Aslam, Rumaana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Peterson, Caitlin\nDate of procedure: 2012-08-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies taken at:32cmx4.,Very difficult to get biopsies.,OESOPHAGUS: slightly tortuous and dilated but normal mucosa throughout.,STOMACH: food residue ++ consistent with delayed gastric emptying,The anastomosis was erythematous with bleeding to touch and oedema.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D2568207\nPatient Name: Moore, Kirsten\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Becerra-Flores, Amber\nDate of procedure: 2005-12-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good position at check endoscopy.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 36 cm .,OESOPHAGUS: Grade A LA oesophagitis.,Treated with APC at 40W.,1% Lugol's iodine - no unstained lesions.,Despite this, reasonable views obtained.,Fresh bleeding seen in D2 distal to the ampulla secondary to angioectasia.,STOMACH: diffuse gastritis.,Nodular area high on lesser curve, biopsied.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N1257699\nPatient Name: Archuleta, Clara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Johnson, Trequaya\nDate of procedure: 2012-06-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Some washing performed but concern regarding aspiration if copious washing performed.,2 treatments with no cleaning step inbetween.,This couldn't be resolved with the coag graspers so 2 clips were deploted over the vessel and 1:10,000 adrenaline x10ml was injected with haemostasis achieved.,Small 2cm sliding hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: Residual slightly raised area at right wall just above GOJ -bx taken.,oesophagus: Normal.,Moderate amount of bile in the stomach, with reactive gastritis.,Also high grade 4 oesophagitis with candidiasis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7176341\nPatient Name: Moreno, Irma\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mccain, Brianna\nDate of procedure: 2003-12-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: 2cm .,Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,D2 biopsies taken for histopathology and TCR.,The overall picture appears unchanged compared to the previous description 4 months ago.,The varices flattened well with air insufflation.,In retroflexion wrap non clearly identifyed.,D2 biopsies taken as per request.,OESOPHAGUS: Lax LOS .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7489214\nPatient Name: Lee, Victoria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lee, Ashley\nDate of procedure: 2012-04-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsies taken from D2 and duodenal bulb.,She has no hiatus hernia or evidence of reflux oesophagitis.,Small oesophageal diverticulu at 20cms and florid candida.,due to retching,No macroscopic features of EoE.,Hypotensive during procedure but BP better after 500ml of saline.,No active ulcer.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal.,No polyp with suspicious/different features identified.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R2764793\nPatient Name: al-Assad, Shaheera\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Aguilar, Kristina\nDate of procedure: 2004-07-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Difficultto locate the pylorus but D2 reached.,Friable ulcerated polypoid lesion in the lower third of the oesophagus .,Narrowband imaging of the oesophagus: No inlet patch.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7058648\nPatient Name: Velarde, Sandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Taylor, Annie\nDate of procedure: 2012-01-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: O: GOJ at 41cm.,G: No fundal varices seen.,6 biopsies were taken from around the margins.,5cm lesion in D2 with surface characteristics of an adenoma but a more irregular central part.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z8946728\nPatient Name: Liggins, Ajah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lewis, Chloe\nDate of procedure: 2001-11-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- Body and Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Duodenum: normal.,Small oesophageal diverticulu at 20cms and florid candida.,No hiatus hernia identified.,Faint red signs on one but no signs recent bleeding.,Previous OGDshowed LA grade C reflux oesophagitis above a hiatus hernia and gastroduodenitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7331206\nPatient Name: Petroski, Olivia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Malkan, Mahek\nDate of procedure: 2013-07-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No inlet patch was seen.,The hiatus hernia is sliding andapproximately 3cm .,Linear erosions in oesophagus.,Top of circumferential Barrett's 38cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T9453315\nPatient Name: Perez, Ella\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cunningham, Alexandra\nDate of procedure: 2007-04-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: mild antral non-erosive gastritis.,Inlet patch - No:.,STOMACH: Pan gastritis.,Acute angulation into alimaentary limb or roux loop which may be the cause for poor functionality.,Stomach- Moderate gastritis.,Two endoclips applied to proximal and distal margins.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4134709\nPatient Name: Montoya, Summer\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ding, Birva\nDate of procedure: 2004-08-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Despite this, reasonable views obtained.,Stomach- Pylorus Gastritis- Nodular with erosions.,No evidence of recent or active bleeding.,Stomach - mild gastritis CLO taken - NEGTIVE.,A single episode of haematemesis 2 days agao.,DUODENUM: Normal.,Duodenitis.,Bleeding from 3 of the biopsy sites.,Normal otherwise.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5156770\nPatient Name: Chang, Leah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rawlings, Tanay\nDate of procedure: 2009-04-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: O: GOJ at 42cm .,Z-line at: 39cm - Bravo placed at 33cm- good position at check endoscopy.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and 25 cm, plus two more biopsies at 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Mild PHG, no obvious varices seen in oesophagus or stomach.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C2789586\nPatient Name: Montoya, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lansing, Tiana\nDate of procedure: 2012-06-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Tiny erosions at the antrum.,Duodenum: Duodenitis with a small erosion .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5990901\nPatient Name: Nicol, Talisa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pierrie, Monica\nDate of procedure: 2008-09-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum: Diffuse significant oedema throughout D1 and D2.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A3962018\nPatient Name: Thomas-Moore, Deja\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Grano, Kailey\nDate of procedure: 2002-11-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus normal with no hiatus hernia or oesophagitis.,The endoscope passed through the stricture with resistance before dilatation initiated.,Well covered - photographed.,Small benign gastric polyp/oedematous mucosa on GOJ side not biopsied.,Sha has a 2cm .,Hiatus hernia .\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J8367396\nPatient Name: Ball, Alexandria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tolliver, Kateri\nDate of procedure: 2009-10-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No haitus hernia.,No oesophagitis was seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8211489\nPatient Name: Baldry, Megan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Sahli, Shaakira\nDate of procedure: 2012-07-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: She has a Schatzki ring which is the likely cause of her dysphagia.,The upper GI tract is normal except for several gastric fundic gland polyps.,Oesophagus- No varices.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9209688\nPatient Name: Mai, Shannon\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sriram, Cindy\nDate of procedure: 2016-08-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normalto GOJ 40 cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Tortuous oesophagus, minimal resistance at GOJ.,OESOPHAGUS: the previous subepithelial lesion measuring 1.,Topf of gastric folds 35cm, 34, 30M.,Otherwise normal to D2.,There is a very short 2cm just above the GOJ, with some contact bleeding.,DUODENUM: Mild duodenitis.,Mucosa washed with 1% NAC.,Congestion for portal hypertension.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G9989010\nPatient Name: Cole, Ama Soma\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. David, Caerra\nDate of procedure: 2002-07-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: LAWS and bleeding under acetic acid,Florid oral and upper oesophageal candida.,STOMACH: Minimal amount of clear fluid and and bile.,PHG and single grade 1 varix as noted below.,Treated with HALO Channel RFA at 12J.,STOMACH: small, 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,GOJ at 35 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1083206\nPatient Name: Medina, Dami\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jaeger, Jessica\nDate of procedure: 2014-01-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He has a fullly neosquamous oesophagus with an irregular Z-line.,Wide open pylorus.,Small hiatus hernia.,Gastritis.,STOMACH: 5 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,10mls 1% Lignocaine to skin.,2% indigo carmine solution were sprayed.,G: Tiny fundal gastric erosions.,No other abnormality idenitified, and this would be consistent with CT findings.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3619361\nPatient Name: Hanson, Olivia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lyle, Janajah\nDate of procedure: 2005-04-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS:Normal no ulceration/varices.,High upper third oesophageal benign stricture post chemo-radiotherapy for neck SCC of unknown origin.,G: Severe PHG.,5 measured in endoscopy by near patient testing.,STOMACH: antral erythema with few scattered erosions.,OESOPHAGUS: Mucosa washed with 1% NAC.,Large food residue in stomach.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W7335845\nPatient Name: Nosker, Briana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cordova, Kelly\nDate of procedure: 2003-09-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The oesophagus and stomach are normal.,No ulcers, no recent bleeding.,D1 biopsy taken.,NBI used .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1085643\nPatient Name: Cobarrubias, Cycrena\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tang, Angelita\nDate of procedure: 2004-05-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: G: no Fundal varices.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6658276\nPatient Name: Birdow, Brittany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kang, Amanda\nDate of procedure: 2010-04-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Treated with HALO 90 RFA at 12J.,3 columns of barely noticeable oesophagal varices at 11, 2 and 6 o'clock at 32-37cm.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4154167\nPatient Name: Bettray, Hannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nay, Erica\nDate of procedure: 2004-11-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Patient did not tolerate the procedure and was panicking and pulling the scope out.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C1 M5 .,Endoscopic treatment not indicated.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K8099671\nPatient Name: el-Mona, Labeeba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Akbar, Suhaad\nDate of procedure: 2011-02-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesopahgus- Distal Oesophagitis- LA A/B .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1985702\nPatient Name: Lin, Thao\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nolan, Brianna\nDate of procedure: 2002-12-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 3 columns of barely noticeable oesophagal varices at 11, 2 and 6 o'clock at 32-37cm.,Top of gastrisc folds:43cm.,The intervening mucosa looks normal.,No specific lesion identified.,Mucosal inflammation with 0: No bleeding.,OESOPHAGUS: island of Barrett's oesophagus,OESOPHAGUS: angulation of proximal oesophagus as described on barium swallow.,DUODENUM: Normal to D3.,D2 biopsies taken n view of diarrhoea.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D4796018\nPatient Name: Jackson, Porsha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tran, Allyson\nDate of procedure: 2015-08-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ nodular area from 38cm-44cm-multiple biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2905244\nPatient Name: Pinch, Luna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bryant, Laura\nDate of procedure: 2001-02-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No evidence of oesophageal varices.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7729897\nPatient Name: English, Brianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Akiyama, Maggie\nDate of procedure: 2005-02-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Barrett's Oesophagus.,OESOPHAGUS: candidiasis from 10 to 25 cm .,Diaphragmatic pinch: 39cm : 34cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm .,OESOPHAGUS: patchy area of candidiasis on the right wall .,towards end of procedure, pylorus less tight.,Oesophagus dilated; Grade 3 oesophagitis from30-38 cm; 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,No evidence of hiatus hernia or reflux oesophagitis seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9801234\nPatient Name: Flores, Veronica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Moore, Soukaina\nDate of procedure: 2002-06-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach: x2 inflammatory polyps at cardia, best seen on inversion.,Hiatus Hernia- 3-4cm.,GOJ at 38cm.,Normal D2.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R3882435\nPatient Name: al-Saleh, Muzaina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sun, Lisa\nDate of procedure: 2013-07-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There looked like possible extension into fundus - target biopsied.,Mild erosive gastritis, likely due to Aspirin - CLO test negative.,He has H Pylori eradication following last examination.,Oesophaghus was furrowed and mild trachealisation .,OESOPHAGUS: tight proximal anastomotic stricture - dilated 20mm.,Duodenum: Duodenitis with a small erosion .,DUODENUM: Normal D2 biospies taken.,Four D2 biopsies were takento rule out coeliac disease.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7134775\nPatient Name: Thomas, Kiana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcelhaney, Brandi\nDate of procedure: 2009-11-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: FICE used .,No mucosal gastric or duodenal lesion.,Z-line at: 40cm - Bravo placed at 34cm- good position at check endoscopy.,Type II/III lesion extending slighty across greater curve of stomach.,No cause for her pain was found.,OESOPHAGUS: No residual Barrett's post HALO RFA.,He bacame tachy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9871480\nPatient Name: Tucker, Aubry\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Orendorf, Areiana\nDate of procedure: 2002-10-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Fundoplication intact on retro-flexion; large solid food residue in stomach.,Trachealisation of oesophagus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9204095\nPatient Name: Smith, Tara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Flenaugh, Krystal\nDate of procedure: 2005-08-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: She has a 6cm hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: Two tiny polyps at 25cm .,Normal duodenal mucosa.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1294090\nPatient Name: Shook, Chase\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Molina Baeza, Felicia\nDate of procedure: 2016-07-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There was very mild oesophagitis and a single 5mm benign-appearing ulcer at the gastro-oesophageal junction.,Small schazki ring in lwer oesophagus that.,CLO taken - NEGATIVE.,Mildly dilated oesophagus, no oesophagitis.,STOMACH: as above.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M9440150\nPatient Name: al-Malik, Fikra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Baham, Jayla\nDate of procedure: 2001-02-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no evidence of residual dysplasia under FICe.,DUODENUM: Normal.,Normal stomach and duodenum.,Biopsies taken from edge of ulcer.,No varices or evidence of portal hypertensive gastropathy.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and two more at 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6044658\nPatient Name: Brett, Amanda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kane, Linda\nDate of procedure: 2016-05-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Diaphragmatic pinch: 39cm .,There is a new ulcer on the opposite wall to clip - not as deep as previously but may need a second clip.,No blood or ongoing bleeding seen in the UGI tract.,5 x oesophageal biopsies taken.,No melaena.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6417773\nPatient Name: Coakley, Susie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Selastina\nDate of procedure: 2007-03-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal duodenum.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and two more at 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Large solid food residue in stomach and duodenum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6072011\nPatient Name: Hall, Erica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rocha, Sarah\nDate of procedure: 2005-12-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No polyp with suspicious/different features identified.,Treated with APC at 40W.,Brushings taken to rule out viral cause .,Nodules between 38 anc 34cm, Paris Type IIa annd covered 75% of the circumference of the oesophagus.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Oesopahgus- Distal Oesophagitis- LA A/B .,Oesophagus normal with no hiatus hernia or oesophagitis.,OESOPHAGUS:Mild inflammaton at oesophago-conduit anastomosis - widely patent.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1449886\nPatient Name: Martin, Amber\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sheahan, Bonnie\nDate of procedure: 2013-02-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm.,Upper oesophageal narrowing passable with the scope, normal mucosae.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm .,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Type II/III lesion extending slighty across greater curve of stomach.,Stomach - mild gastritis CLO taken - NEGTIVE.,Oesophagus- Hiatus hernia seen.,Nodular at GOJ as previously described.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1607560\nPatient Name: Sharp, Tyeshia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Portillo, Alexandra\nDate of procedure: 2016-08-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: She has had a duodenal ulcer with resection / ?\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8031481\nPatient Name: Darbin, Julianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Amare, Faith\nDate of procedure: 2004-11-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: They are mostly well covered, with red signs on one varix only.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 42 cm.,No obvious slipped wrap.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2120051\nPatient Name: Alemayehu, Ali\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Valdez, Bryanna\nDate of procedure: 2014-07-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Alimentary limb till 70cm from incisors with no obvious extrinsic compression.,Stomach- Body and Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA B .,x4 biopsies taken.,12 oesophageal biopsies taken 36cm, 28cm and 22cm.,O: GOJ at 42cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7163832\nPatient Name: Goode, Amanda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Newton, Destinee\nDate of procedure: 2005-10-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He also has erosive gastritis in the fundus.,D: Normal to D3.,STOMACH: Gastritis with erosions in the antrum.,Not amenable to EMR, looks like T2 endoscopically.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no residual Barrett's post HALO RFA.,Dudoenum- D2 and Duodenum- D1/D2 Angle Normal.,Oesophagus dilated; Grade 3 oesophagitis from30-38 cm; 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,There seemed to be two loops.,STOMACH: PHG mild.,5 cm gastric ulcer in antrum with haematin deposits in the base and surrounded by significant oedema - biopsied x 6.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6620949\nPatient Name: Marquez, Faith\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gregson, Kenya\nDate of procedure: 2002-01-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 43 cm.,No obvious gastric outflow restriction.,DUODENUM: atrophic mucosa, especially in D2.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4378217\nPatient Name: Hunn, Breanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shelton, Asia\nDate of procedure: 2010-12-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Cardia abnormality in keeping with known signet ring cancer.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2657390\nPatient Name: Eason, Mya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lehi, Naiessynce\nDate of procedure: 2010-12-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No evidence of Barrett's oesophagus, short 2 cn hiatus hernia.,Grade C oesophagitis over 4cm in the distal oesophagus.,Mildly dilated oesophagus, no oesophagitis.,No fundal varices.,There was loss of pit pattern on surface,Non-inflamed Barrett's segment C2M3 with no nodularity or visible dysplasia.,DUODENUM: Mild duodenitis.,Multiple white plaques throughout suggestive of Candida oesophagitis.,The overall picture appears unchanged compared to the previous description 4 months ago.,GOJ at 35 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S9393699\nPatient Name: Sronce, Katrina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Salazar, Irene\nDate of procedure: 2004-09-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus normal; squamo-columnar junction at 38 cm; no hiatus hernia or oesophagitis.,Mild gastritis; duodenal diverticulum noted.,This was removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit in 2 sections.,OESOPHAGUS: Small hiatus hernia.,STOMACH: small, 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C1 M5 .,Topf of gastric folds 35cm, 34, 30M.,NJ placed uder direct vision.,Grade 1-2 oesophageal varices.,STOMACH: Clip still in place from previous polypectomy, thpugh no clear residual polyp.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D5975610\nPatient Name: Smith, Katrina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Taylor, Makida\nDate of procedure: 2004-07-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D2 biopsies taken as requested.,Previous partial gastrectomy.,x 6 biopsies were taken.,No ulcers of erosions seen.,Bilious reflux noted.,Wide neck diverticulum in D2.,Stomach: few 3mm polyps in stomach with 4mm polyp in fundus .,STOMACH: intact fundoplication, prepyloric oedematous folds, slightly friable -biopsies sent.,G: Normal mucosa.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4378127\nPatient Name: Longoria, Sunsiarae\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jones, Lucero\nDate of procedure: 2009-08-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Hiatus Hernia- Small.,DUODENUM: bile and residue - no obstruction to D3.,OESOPHAGUS:Normal.,Mild oesophagitis.,OESOPHAGUS: four small islands of Barrett's < 1 sq cm .,Repositioned with bumper clear of gastric wall.,GOJ at 41 cm.,15 Fr FREKA PEG tube inserted under direct endoscopic vision.,STOMACH: hiatus hernia.,DUODENUM: Mild duodenitis in D1.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7597311\nPatient Name: Bayarbat, Ysobella\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lastrella, Racquel\nDate of procedure: 2014-01-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 5% acetic acid/0.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H4452093\nPatient Name: Tanghal, Pearl\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vasquez, Diana\nDate of procedure: 2006-06-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Tight distal stricture which would not allow passage of scope.,Total of 23 ablations.,Duodenitis.,Top of gastrisc folds:43cm.,5cm again noted from 24-26cm from incisors, not changed in size; obstructs up to 25% of lumen.,No blood in upper GI tract.,Oesophagus- Candida in proximal oesophagus.,Normal gastric folds and stomach distension.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R8004923\nPatient Name: Ferrelli, Siedah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nishida, Bunga\nDate of procedure: 2012-09-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Ulceration healed.,STOMACH: Mild antral erythematous gastritis.,Forest grade III.,Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Four dD2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliacdisease.,No lifting with St.Mark's solution,Proximal to the pylorus was an anastomosis opening into a loop with 2 openings ?,Tight stricture impassable with scope.,Top of tongues:31 cm.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7957976\nPatient Name: Hansen, Maura\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dam, Cory\nDate of procedure: 2013-05-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D1 - ulcer healing .,Grade C oesophagitis over 4cm in the distal oesophagus.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good positionat check endoscopy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z2727641\nPatient Name: Sanchez, Evelyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Leung, Jodi\nDate of procedure: 2003-02-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Large 2cm chronic looking duodenal ulcer in antero-superior aspect of bulb.,Mild antral gastritis.,No blood or ongoing bleeding seen in the UGI tract.,In the distal tract there is a linear erosion, about 1 cm long.,Oesophaghus was furrowed and mild trachealisation .,Unfortunately the patient pulled the endoscope out on several occasions whilst it was still in the mouth despite adequate sedation.,Biopsies taken from ulcer edge x3.,Good respiratory effort.,In the distal tract there is a linear erosion, about 1 cm long.,No inlet patchwas seen on narrow band imaging.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7461659\nPatient Name: Polson, Ella\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Rahaman, Aasima\nDate of procedure: 2006-09-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There is very slight and non-restrcitve stricturing at the site of the previous EMR.,In retroflexion wrap non clearly identifyed.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T3145793\nPatient Name: al-Sharifi, Hafsa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Harrison, Kylie\nDate of procedure: 2007-08-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Wide neck diverticulum in D2.,Diaphragmatic pinch:39cm,Mild duodenitis.,Obstructing/Impassable with Fuji endoscope oesophageal tumour at 18cm.,STOMACH: Minimal antral gastritis, CLO test - negative.,Duodenum- Mild duodenitis.,Barrett's Oesophagus.,They are mostly well covered, with red signs on one varix only.,Diaphragmatic pinch:39cm\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5148114\nPatient Name: Steinbach, Katherine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sims, Eilise\nDate of procedure: 2014-03-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mild antral localised gastritis - CLO test - negative.,They are mostly well covered, with red signs on one varix only.,Duodenum - Normal D2 Bx taken.,OESOPHAGUS:Normal no ulceration/varices.,No portal hypertensive gastropathy.,Likely fundic gland polyps.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U1759838\nPatient Name: Slowman, Emily\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pronteau, Nariah\nDate of procedure: 2003-12-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The proximal oesophagus was intubated but immediately pulled out by the patient.,GOJ at 44 cm, opening up with no resistance when the scope was passed.,Z-line at: 40cm - Bravo placed at 34cm- good position at check endoscopy.,Modalities used to achieve haemostasis: 10mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and 2 clips applied.,Oesophagus normal, GOJ at 38cm normal.,Neo Z line looks normal at 36 cm.,A single episode of haematemesis 2 days agao.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5917931\nPatient Name: Seeley, Rebecca\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Younis, Mayyaada\nDate of procedure: 2012-11-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: linear erosions at distal gastric body with traces of altered blood.,Duodenum - normal.,O: No oesophageal varices seen.,Distorted and distended stomach.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2813264\nPatient Name: Kline, Ariel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Yusuf, Sham'a\nDate of procedure: 2005-07-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No red spots seen.,Small 2cm hiatus hernia but otherwise normal upper GI endoscopy to the Third partof duodenum.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal apart from small hiatus hernia.,Wide open pylorus.,Normal mucosa.,No gastric varices and no portal hypertensive gastropathy.,No ulcers.,NJ placed uder direct vision.,Grade 1-2 oesophageal varices.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A6871788\nPatient Name: Estrada, Fanicia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Carbajal, Brenda\nDate of procedure: 2012-09-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: PHG.,Tumour at 40cm right wall below the Z-line, inkeeping with Type 2 cardia tumour.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6229707\nPatient Name: el-Farrah, Munisa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rodriguez-Perez, Michelle\nDate of procedure: 2015-09-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The GOJ was circumferentially removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit.,OESOPHAGUS: Excellent result post EMR with complete squamous regeneation at site.,Duodenum clear.,No evidence of malignancy.,OESOPHAGUS: 3 columns of varices which did not compress on insufflation but were small.,The oesophagus and stomach are normal.,Gastritis.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7228898\nPatient Name: Patel, Sarah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jarrett, Jaelyn\nDate of procedure: 2005-07-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- Pylorus and DUODENUM: Normal.,Large solid food residue in stomach and duodenum.,STOMACH: Hiatus hernia, sliding, 3 cm.,Some washing performed but concern regarding aspiration if copious washing performed.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B1224656\nPatient Name: Two Crow, Selena\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Fitzpatrick, Morgan\nDate of procedure: 2008-01-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No ulceration, erosion or inflammation.,Four dD2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliacdisease.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part of duodenum with the exception of small gastric polyps.,No cause for her pain was found.,Z-line at: 36cm - Bravo placed at 30cm- good position at check endoscopy.,The previous reflux oesophagitis has healed.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G4762980\nPatient Name: Gonzalez-Bolivar, Leticia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Perez, Brittany\nDate of procedure: 2015-07-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Diaphragmatic pinch:40cm .,5mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and then gold probe applied with good effect.,Tight stricture impassable with scope.,He has an erythematous pangastritis .\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1418327\nPatient Name: Mayer, Tammassha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Manhertz, Dominique\nDate of procedure: 2010-10-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No ulcer.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6545050\nPatient Name: Simmons, Kelly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Calderon, Shanice\nDate of procedure: 2002-08-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small schazki ring in lwer oesophagus that.,Mild non-erosive gastritis in the body.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0 M2 .,Quadrantic biopsies taken at:32cmx4.,STOMACH: Antral gastris.,OESOPHAGUS: no obvious lesions, some neovascularity 28cm ?,No cervical inlet patch.,Total of 6 ablations.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part of duodenum with the exception of small gastric polyps.,No inlet patch.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W1047941\nPatient Name: Nielsen, Katherine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Zweifel, Madison\nDate of procedure: 2004-07-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 4 biopsies taken.,Forrest Ulcer classification:II B.,Flattened on insufflation.,STOMACH: possible very small isolated varix at fundus.,DUODENUM: first and second duodenum were distorted.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis - linear ulceration at 3 oclock - biopsy taken.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the cardia.,OESOPHAGUS: oesophageal candidiasis in the lower third.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O4756019\nPatient Name: Jarrett, Kateri\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Srour, Sukaina\nDate of procedure: 2016-12-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No hiatus hernia; fundoplication intact; CLO test done.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P2080807\nPatient Name: Prom, Emma\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vassel, Caitlin\nDate of procedure: 2004-06-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No stricturing seen.,Discrete erythema in the body, without any particular significance.,OESOPHAGUS: Lax LOS .,O: 3 x columns of grade 2-3 oesophageal varices from 34cm .,Hiatus hernia.,Total of 75 ablations.,OESOPHAGUS: 3 columns of varices which did not compress on insufflation but were small.,In retroflexion wrap non clearly identifyed.,No erosions in antrum seen this time.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L2478495\nPatient Name: Kazee, Kamee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Truong, Jenna\nDate of procedure: 2016-07-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Polyps- Multiple .,Oesophagitis and induration area at 25cm, biopsied.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0 M2 .\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2068433\nPatient Name: Chavez, Shenoa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Walk, Daiszha\nDate of procedure: 2014-02-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: mildly dilated oesophagus with traces of food and saliva requiring suctioning.,OESOPHAGUS: three varices in the distal tract, one medium size, the other 2 small and flattened on insufflation, all well covered.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1951882\nPatient Name: Kim, Dominique\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garcia, Vanessa\nDate of procedure: 2004-10-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mucosal inflammation with 0: No bleeding.,Duodenum: Healing D1 ulcer.,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm hiatus hernia, otherwise normal oesophagus with no lesions.,Small schatski beyond.,Tiny erosion in the pylorus .,Stomach and pylorus normal; fundoplication visible on retroflexion.,Fundoplication in good position.,OESOPHAGUS: mild oesophageal candidiasis.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D9082891\nPatient Name: al-Matar, Haaritha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Tawil, Waheeda\nDate of procedure: 2006-10-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Clips in fundus identified, no active bleeding and no ulceration.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2752405\nPatient Name: Madera, Dena\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Sharif, Hasana\nDate of procedure: 2014-07-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal appearances post THO.,STOMACH: Healthy conduit, widely patent pylorus.,Also high grade 4 oesophagitis with candidiasis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q4907331\nPatient Name: Joyce, Nicole\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tordoff, Breyona\nDate of procedure: 2008-07-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Brushings taken to rule out viral cause .,Bleeding from 3 of the biopsy sites.,No stricture seen.,GOJ at 36cm.,Alimentary limb explorated for 15cm, no abnormalities.,Normal duodenal mucosa.,Biopsies taken at 35P.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7140324\nPatient Name: Dedios, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Brink, Jazlyn\nDate of procedure: 2009-10-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No evidence of malignancy.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part of duodenum with the exception of small gastric polyps.,Normal upper GI endoscopy.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 43cm.,Diaphragmatic pinch:39cm\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R9120543\nPatient Name: Madera, Emilee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Chella, Annie\nDate of procedure: 2013-09-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The endoscope passed without resistance.,Treated with APC at 40W.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7095078\nPatient Name: Gaytan, Iveth\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Faul, Sara\nDate of procedure: 2002-02-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal oesophagus to GOJ at 41 cm .,No blood in the upper GI tract.,Stomach- No gastric varices.,Atrophic gastritis only.,No inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,Inlet patch - Yes or No: No.,12 oesophageal biopsies taken 36cm, 28cm and 22cm.,STOMACH: mild antral gastritis, biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z6299612\nPatient Name: Little, Kira\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wolfe, Alexandria\nDate of procedure: 2013-11-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: very mild antral gastritis .,Irregular Z line.,No immediate complications.,D1 biopsy taken.,GOJ at 41 cm.,Large gastric food residue, not safe to proceed.,GOJ at 39 cm.,STOMACH: absent, jejunum healthy - aspirates for small bowel overgrowth.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E6197772\nPatient Name: Pressley, Jennifer\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wonnett, Christina\nDate of procedure: 2001-06-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Fundoplication in good position.,There is very slight and non-restrcitve stricturing at the site of the previous EMR.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1732455\nPatient Name: Cardona, Georjina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hines, Deunna\nDate of procedure: 2014-08-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenal aspirates and biopsies obtained.,2 treatments with no cleaning step inbetween.,DUODENUM: mild duodenitis in the bulb.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M8823141\nPatient Name: Pierce, Angel-Danielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lucero-Gallegos, Ivette\nDate of procedure: 2010-07-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: FICE used .,Small benign gastric polyp/oedematous mucosa on GOJ side not biopsied.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5272217\nPatient Name: Merry, Anna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Davis, Niceyta\nDate of procedure: 2014-04-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: antral erythema with few scattered erosions.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Mild.,Further snare coagulation over the area was performed.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C8544445\nPatient Name: el-Selim, Jumaana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Potluri, Christina\nDate of procedure: 2001-12-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus- No varices.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5917376\nPatient Name: el-Kaleel, Asmaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Casey, Chrystina\nDate of procedure: 2008-05-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: O: No oesophageal varices seen.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the First part of duodenum.,The stomach still has a large amount of food residue, which suggests a degree of gastroparesis but there was certainly no evidence of gastric-outflow obstruction with a wide open pylorus.,Sliding hiatus hernia 3cm, GOJ biopsies taken.,DUODENUM: small erythema in D1, probably caused by taking Aspirin long term.,STOMACH: Moderate haemorrhagic gastritis - CLO test negative.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A1648588\nPatient Name: Hamm, Jenesha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Simmons, Rachel\nDate of procedure: 2004-01-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal apart from small hiatus hernia.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and 25 cm plus 2 biopsies at 20 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Slightly prominent ampulla but not biopsied - did not look abnormal.,Normal muosa.,Large solid food residue in stomach fundus and in duodenal bulb.,Biopsies from D2 and stomach.,No evidence of oesophagitis.,It looks like things have improved but not normalised.,Stomach: Mild, non-specific antral gastritis.,Biospy taken, easily bleeding.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J1337672\nPatient Name: al-Afzal, Samraa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hicks, Angel\nDate of procedure: 2010-04-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: Normal to D3.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliac disease.,Probable visible vessel but no stigmata of recent haemorrhage.,Severe portal hypertensive gastropathy seen.,Also D2 biopsies taken and sent in saline for TCR.,No gastric varices and no portal hypertensive gastropathy.,She has a small hiatus hernia .,He has an erythematous pangastritis .\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8594667\nPatient Name: Afuang, Michelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Uddin, Sahheeda\nDate of procedure: 2010-09-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Hiatus hernia 36-42 cm.,All 3 EMR peices were retrieved with Roth netting.,Cardia abnormality in keeping with known signet ring cancer.,GOJ at 38cm.,3 sub-centrimetre fundic gland type polyps in fundus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B8880712\nPatient Name: Patel, Ali\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Alemayehu, Camesha\nDate of procedure: 2013-08-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: minimal non-erosive gastritis - CLO test negative.,OESOPHAGUS: Top of gasric folds at 31 cm and several islands at 28-26 cm, at right and posterior walls.,Mild oesophagitis.,As pt very symptomatic and on PPI gastric biopsies taken for H.Pylori.,OESOPHAGUS: Hiatus hernia 36-42 cm.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G8210675\nPatient Name: el-Amiri, Siddeeqa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Motta, Danielle\nDate of procedure: 2005-10-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D: Normal to D2.,Stomach- Body Polyp- Pedunculated .,Stomach- Fundus, Stomach- Cardia and Stomach- Body Normal.,One of the vessels was visibly bleeding.,No fundal varices seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V4085520\nPatient Name: Mclean, Margarita\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Nisa\nDate of procedure: 2010-02-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: mild non-erosive antral gastritis - CLO test - negative.,DUODENUM: Normal D2 biopsies taken.,Area marked and one site removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit, but attempt at removing proximal site not succssful as wouldn't lift.,No blood or ongoing bleeding seen in the UGI tract.,STOMACH: diffuse gastritis.,No visible lesion.,OESOPHAGUS: the previous subepithelial lesion measuring 1.,Stomach- No gastric varices.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I1303991\nPatient Name: Stevenson, Rikia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Berman, Shelby\nDate of procedure: 2014-08-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Diaphragmatic pinch: 39cm .,No fresh or altered blood in the upper GI tract.,x 6 biopsies were taken.,DUODENUM: Forrest III ulcer in D1.,Flumazenil given.,Botox injected 20iu into 4 quadrants 1cm above the gastro oeophageal junction.,No stigmata of bleeding.,Gastritis and gastric antrum mucosal erosions-biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2075882\nPatient Name: Loehrer, Amanda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Zulali, Katrina\nDate of procedure: 2007-03-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Discrete erythema in the body, without any particular significance.,Forrest Ulcer classification: IIc.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O3104214\nPatient Name: el-Shams, Shadhaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bailey, Crystia\nDate of procedure: 2013-10-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Third duodenum compressed by an extrinsic ovoidal shaped mass.,STOMACH: intact fundoplication, prepyloric oedematous folds, slightly friable -biopsies sent.,Nodules between 38 anc 34cm, Paris Type IIa annd covered 75% of the circumference of the oesophagus.,Bilious reflux noted.,Ulcer in the pylorus.,D2 and Barrett's biopsies taken.,On retroflexion the wrap is in correct position, with no evidence of recurrent hiatus hernia.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 43cm.,Duodentitis- Erosions.,Otherwise normal UGI tract.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P4425100\nPatient Name: Powell, Dalayah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hernandez, Jeanny\nDate of procedure: 2012-08-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No evidence of active or recent bleeding seen.,5cm lesion in D2 with surface characteristics of an adenoma but a more irregular central part.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L8917541\nPatient Name: el-Moghaddam, Zainab\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hernandez, Aubrey\nDate of procedure: 2005-06-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastro-jejunostomy entered, no narrowing, and aspirates taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 48 cm.,Likely fundic gland polyps.,DUODENUM: not entered.,Flumazenil given.,D2 biopsies taken to exclude coeliac in view of weight loss.,We will re-book for 2 weeks, rebanding.,No fundal varices.,OESOPHAGUS: mildly dilated oesophagus with traces of food and saliva requiring suctioning.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K6126215\nPatient Name: Stowell, Emma\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gartner, Grace\nDate of procedure: 2011-06-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Type II/III lesion extending slighty across greater curve of stomach.,No bleeding/perf.,Mega-oesophagus filled with solid food; unable to identify cardia safely, therefore procedure abandoned.,Duodentitis- Erosions.,No evidence of oesophagitis.,Mega-oesophagus filled with solid food; unable to identify cardia safely, therefore procedure abandoned.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Nodular.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 42cm\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S6740918\nPatient Name: Ojeda, Johana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Knodel-Eldridge, Tanna\nDate of procedure: 2006-01-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0 M2 .,He has a 2cm as well as grade A oesophagitis.,Hiatus hernia otherwise normal to D2.,Gastric biopsies taken for HLO - on PPI and unable to do CLO test.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D2568207\nPatient Name: Jackson, Kamettisara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Siemens, Torryanna\nDate of procedure: 2015-08-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: She has a Paris subcentimetre 1s nodule at the GOJ which is likely to be hyperplastic or regenerative.,OGJ and islands were treated with APC 40W with good effect.,STOMACH: Portal hypertensive gastropathy.,Dudoenum- D2 Normal.,No inlet patch was seen.,Duodentitis- Erosions.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 38 cm.,3mm islands and small rim of Barrett's at GOJ right wall.,Moderate amount of bile in the stomach, with reactive gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N1257699\nPatient Name: Ortiz, Maria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Herbert, Megan\nDate of procedure: 2003-02-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: 2cm .,Small oesophageal diverticulu at 20cms and florid candida.,DUODENUM: Forrest III ulcer in D1.,Mildoesophagitis grade LA A/B.,Dilated to 19mm with CRE balloon for 1 minute.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C5M7, 35 cm to 29 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7176341\nPatient Name: Ye, Leslie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Saidi, Waliyya\nDate of procedure: 2006-01-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D2 biopsies taken x4.,GOJ at 44 cm, opening up with no resistance when the scope was passed.,No active source of bleeding was found.,No inlet patch.,STOMACH: PEG in situ, not embeded.,No inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.,D2 biopsies not taken.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and 25 cm plus 2 biopsies at 20 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Trache in situ.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7489214\nPatient Name: Berry, Hailey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Torres-Luevano, Melanie\nDate of procedure: 2015-10-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Cervical inlet patch at 18 cm, on the right wall,Further snare coagulation over the area was performed.,NBI used .,She has a small hiatus hernia .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R2764793\nPatient Name: Sanders, Cassie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Vohra, Hamna\nDate of procedure: 2013-08-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Top of gastrisc folds:43cm.,GOJ at 33 cm.,There was very mild oesophagitis and a single 5mm benign-appearing ulcer at the gastro-oesophageal junction.,Gastritis.,Oesophagus and stomach normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7058648\nPatient Name: Starks, Hawa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Milatz, Siera\nDate of procedure: 2014-11-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small amount of bile in the gastric conduit.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no evidence of residual dysplasia under FICe.,No diverticulum, no massess.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z8946728\nPatient Name: Lee, Tina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gutierrez, Reyna\nDate of procedure: 2004-07-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small 2cm sliding hiatus hernia.,No diverticulum, no massess.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 42 cm.,Hiatus Hernia- 3-4cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7331206\nPatient Name: Shrestha, Kayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Paredes-Rubio, Pearl\nDate of procedure: 2013-01-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Short segment of Barrett's C0M1 and islands.,Stomach- very nodular mucosa with mild antral gastritis.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal - slightly dilated and very mild irregularity of scj in keeping with reflux but no frank oeosphagitis.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 33 cm, 24 cm and 21 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Two congested folds below the OGJ, with variceal-like appearance, which nearly completely desappear on full distention.,Biopsies taken.,STOMACH:, Stomach-Mild antral inflammation - biopsies to check for hp as on ppi.,OESOPHAGUS: Candida + moderate oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T9453315\nPatient Name: Truong, Syra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kor, Tori\nDate of procedure: 2004-10-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastric biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis - linear ulceration at 3 oclock - biopsy taken.,Gastritis, haemorrhagic in fundus and oedema in pylorus.,3 treatments with no cleaning step.,OESOPHAGUS: EMR sites - more distal one at 37cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4134709\nPatient Name: Javalera, Karissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Elliott, Rebecca\nDate of procedure: 2009-03-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: As pt very symptomatic and on PPI gastric biopsies taken for H.Pylori.,DUODENUM: mild duodenitis/oedema in bulb/D1/2 junction.,Epigastric burning pain improved on omeprazole.,She has a few scattered telangiectasia in the antrum.,In the pyloric channel there is inflammation but no ulceration.,Oesophagus and stomach normal.,Total of 75 ablations.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5156770\nPatient Name: Parker, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kim, Jennifer\nDate of procedure: 2012-01-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: towards end of procedure, pylorus less tight.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C2789586\nPatient Name: Szeton, Michelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bemski, Jaelyn\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenal aspirates and biopsies obtained.,DUODENUM: Normal.,OESOPHAGUS: small elevated area .,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and two more at 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Pylorus and duodenum intact.,Dudoenum- D2 Vascular- Telangiectasia.,The meat bolus was seen in lower segment but could be pushed easily into the stomach.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5990901\nPatient Name: Drake, Hannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Kamal, Manaara\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No fundal varices.,Oesophagus - normal.,Duodenum - severe duodenitis in D21 with multiple clean based ulcers.,No stricture or mucosal abnormality seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A3962018\nPatient Name: el-Murad, Ruqayya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ten, Cheyanne\nDate of procedure: 2012-05-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Hiatus hernia 36-42 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J8367396\nPatient Name: Omega, Chu Ming Min\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Song, Nongkhan\nDate of procedure: 2014-03-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 37cm.,12 oesophageal biopsies taken 36cm, 28cm and 22cm.,No obvious gastric varices.,Hypotensive during procedure but BP better after 500ml of saline.,OESOPHAGUS: candidiasis in the upper third.,No ulcers of erosions seen.,OESOPHAGUS: EMR site has healed well with squamous regeneration.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8211489\nPatient Name: Niichel, Mallory\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Murray, Stephanie\nDate of procedure: 2002-09-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Friable ulcerated polypoid lesion in the lower third of the oesophagus .,Gastric biopsies taken.,There looked like possible extension into fundus - target biopsied.,Nornal stomach otherwise.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9209688\nPatient Name: Jiron, Kayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wong, Da'Nasia\nDate of procedure: 2008-03-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Congested mucosa in all tracts, with some congested folds in the fundus that may represent well covered varices.,OESOPHAGUS: one linear varix, small size, flattened on insufflation, with no red signs.,There is no hiatus hernia or evidence of oesophagitis.,Gastroparesis.,Mega-oesophagus filled with solid food; unable to identify cardia safely, therefore procedure abandoned.,minimal gastritis - CLO test - negative .,D1 inspected carefully and no othe abnormalities seen.,OESOPHAGUS: candida throughout.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G9989010\nPatient Name: el-Dar, Ghuzaila\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Terry, Nikkia\nDate of procedure: 2015-02-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus: In the distal oesophagus there were 3 x 1cm .,Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 38cmx4,36cmx2.,Pylorus and duodenum intact.,Z-line at: 40cm - Bravo placed at 34cm- good position at check endoscopy.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1083206\nPatient Name: Kudelin, Crystal\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ngo, Joanne\nDate of procedure: 2012-07-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Fundoplication normal on retroflexion; erosive gastritis in antrum - biopsy and CLO.,No neoplasia.,No hiatus hernia.,Duodenitis.,Fundoplication normal on retroflexion; erosive gastritis in antrum - biopsy and CLO.,Compressible.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3619361\nPatient Name: Perry, Calandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Manuello, Chaneesa\nDate of procedure: 2010-08-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- Normal.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 4 cm.,OESOPHAGUS: slightly tortuous and dilated but normal mucosa throughout.,Two oesophageal varices identified at 20cm.,Mid oesophageal wide moutheddiverticulum.,No nodular or atypical areas examined in WL and NBI.,She has an irregular Z line with columnar mucosa to the top of the gastric folds only.,Stomach- Pylorus and DUODENUM: Normal.,No inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W7335845\nPatient Name: Munoz, Evamarie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Greene, Ainissa\nDate of procedure: 2015-10-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: food residue ++ consistent with delayed gastric emptying,15 Fr FREKA PEG tube inserted under direct endoscopic vision.,OESOPHAGUS: Residual slightly raised area at right wall just above GOJ -bx taken.,STOMACH: mild non-erosive gastritis in fundus.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 39cm : 34cm.,He is on Barrett's Screeling List in October 2017 at St Thomas'.,Oesophagus - Reflux oesophagitis.,Stomach- Pylorus.,On retroflexion the wrap is in correct position, with no evidence of recurrent hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1085643\nPatient Name: Graves, Alexia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wade, Celsa\nDate of procedure: 2016-10-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal Villi.,No ulcers.,No nodular or atypical areas examined in WL and NBI.,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild of body/fundus - Clo test taken.,Examined under white light and NBI.,Scope passed through easily.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6658276\nPatient Name: Ibarra, Micaela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. James, Rebecca\nDate of procedure: 2014-07-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ nodular area from 38cm-44cm-multiple biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Irregular Z-line, no clear visible Barrett's but metaplasia on previous biopsy.,STOMACH: PHG mild.,This was removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit.,All 3 EMR peices were retrieved with Roth netting.,D: Normal to D2.,No afferent limb seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4154167\nPatient Name: Kim, Victoria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Yussufu, Ilgude\nDate of procedure: 2002-07-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsies taken from the GOJ x4 and from 38cm x4.,Post total gastrectomy.,Prominentfolds superior to the antrum - biopsied x 2.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 4 cm.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliac disease.,Volvulus partially reduced.,Small HH.,Consent form 4 completed.,Just distal to the anasomosis, inferior wall and anterior wall there were two ulcers with hematin deposits.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K8099671\nPatient Name: el-Halaby, Sukaina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Prom, Grace\nDate of procedure: 2015-07-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 3 clips deployed and 7ml of 1:10,000 adrenaline injected around the area.,OESOPHAGUS: candidiasis from 10 to 25 cm .,Oesophagus - food bolus in dostal oesophagus - gentle pressure applied to centre of bolus and passed easily into stomach.,STOMACH: Streaky antral gastritis with linear erosions.,Distorted and distended stomach.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1985702\nPatient Name: Palmer, Margarita\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Arce Luna, Kasandra\nDate of procedure: 2008-12-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GORD with only partial response to PPI.,OESOPHAGUS: three varices in the distal tract, one medium size, the other 2 small and flattened on insufflation, all well covered.,Duodenitis.,Gastritis, haemorrhagic in fundus and oedema in pylorus.,Further snare coagulation over the area was performed.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at 36, 34 and 32 cm.,Inlet patch - Yes or No: No.,Otherwise normal mucosa.,Small hiatus hernia.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D4796018\nPatient Name: Archuleta, Denisse\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Burnley, Olivia\nDate of procedure: 2004-07-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Grade A oesophagitis.,Seven bands applied on 4 columns starting at OGJ.,Seven bands applied on 4 columns starting at OGJ.,Biopsies taken from top of stricture-metal marking clips in situ.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no residual Barrett's post HALO RFA.,O: Normal mucosa.,No evidence of oesophageal varices.,No inlet patch was seen.,No Visible lesions.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2905244\nPatient Name: el-Basha, Faraah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lopez, Ellen\nDate of procedure: 2014-01-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small 2cm sliding hiatus hernia.,STOMACH: Moderate haemorrhagic gastritis - CLO test negative.,OESOPHAGUS: Short tongue of Barrett's remians, C0M4 left wall.,Presence of surgical stiches and superficial ulceration at the gastroenteric anastomoses.,Flumazenil given.,There were mutiple small nodules in the distal oesophagus of unknown significance .,Duodenum: D2 biopsies taken.,Some scarring from previous banding at distal third.,No varices.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7729897\nPatient Name: Vigil, Liliana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Neeme\nDate of procedure: 2003-11-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastric biopsies taken for HLO - on PPI and unable to do CLO test.,Not examined.,Biopsies taken for histology and samples in saline.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part ofduodenum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9801234\nPatient Name: Morris, Kasey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Brown, Kyeira\nDate of procedure: 2002-05-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No erosions in antrum seen this time.,OESOPHAGUS: small hiatus hernia and mild erosive oesophagitis .,He had two visible vessels just distal to the GOJ, withina hiatus hernia.,Self limited.,As pt very symptomatic and on PPI gastric biopsies taken for H.Pylori.,OESOPHAGUS: Two tiny polyps at 25cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R3882435\nPatient Name: Kim, Shania\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ho, Rhianna\nDate of procedure: 2011-03-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Diaphragmatic pinch:39cm,D: Normal to D2.,Previous OGDshowed LA grade C reflux oesophagitis above a hiatus hernia and gastroduodenitis.,Neo Z line looks normal at 36 cm.,STOMACH: mild antral gastritis, biopsies taken.,Procedure done under enhanced sedation by ITU team.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7134775\nPatient Name: Torrez, Tabitha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Grado, Ana\nDate of procedure: 2014-03-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis - linear ulceration at 3 oclock - biopsy taken.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at:32cmx4.,DUODENUM: atrophic mucosa, especially in D2.,Botox injected 20iu into 4 quadrants 1cm above the gastro oeophageal junction.,Biospy taken, easily bleeding.,Duodenum: Duodenitis with a small erosion .,Trache in situ.,Unfortunately the patient pulled the endoscope out on several occasions whilst it was still in the mouth despite adequate sedation.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9871480\nPatient Name: Villa Chairez, Adrialis\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Villalobos, Larissa\nDate of procedure: 2002-09-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The intervening mucosa looks normal.,Duodenum- Nodular duodenitis.,At most C0M1 Barrett's at GOJ remains.,Diaphragmatic pinch:40cm .,Top of tongues:31 cm.,metachronous lesions.,No ulcer.,Dudoenum- D2 and Duodenum- D1/D2 Angle Normal.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9204095\nPatient Name: Sanchez Nieto, Bianca\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Srour, Naafoora\nDate of procedure: 2016-06-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Micronodular gastritis in the antrum.,Grade 2 varices with red signs.,D1 - ulcer healing .,DUODENUM: D1 normal.,O: No oesophageal varices seen.,Presence of surgical stiches and superficial ulceration at the gastroenteric anastomoses.,minimal gastritis - CLO test - negative .,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GO) J at 40 cm.,No lifting with St.Mark's solution,Not safe to band due to food refluxing up oesophagus but will need re-banding at some point.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1294090\nPatient Name: Holmes, Rubyna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nightwalker, Talia\nDate of procedure: 2012-06-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Examined under white light and NBI.,OESOPHAGUS: mild candidiasis.,Duodenum - Normal D2 Bx taken.,At most C0M1 Barrett's at GOJ remains.,GOJ at 40 cm.,STOMACH: food residue ++ consistent with delayed gastric emptying,Oesophagus- Barrett with overlying inflammation fro 25cms.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm.,He is on Barrett's Screeling List in October 2017 at St Thomas'.,Stomach: few 3mm polyps in stomach with 4mm polyp in fundus .\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M9440150\nPatient Name: Moore, Maya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cruz, Jamie\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The food was stuck just distal to the larynx.,In view of recent melaena amd Hb drop decision to proceed with banding.,No endoscopic evidence of GORD.,No neoplasia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6044658\nPatient Name: Alegria Villanueva, Selena\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Lisa\nDate of procedure: 2003-10-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OGD today to assess for ulceration/ongoing bleeding.,In the pyloric channel there is inflammation but no ulceration.,Difficult to assess mucosa fully due to some adherent food debris and necrotic tissue.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6417773\nPatient Name: Doyle-Swazer, Alexis\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jones, Jaimie\nDate of procedure: 2002-01-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: She has a 6cm hiatus hernia.,Gastric biopsies taken as on PPI,No haitus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6072011\nPatient Name: Hutchinson, Kaila\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Smith, Anna\nDate of procedure: 2016-01-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and 25 cm, plus two more biopsies at 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,STOMACH: Normal.,Oesopahgus- Distal Oesophagitis- LA A/B .,STOMACH:, Stomach-Mild antral inflammation - biopsies to check for hp as on ppi.,Also D2 biopsies taken and sent in saline for TCR.,Duodenal aspirates and biopsies obtained.,Fundoplication in good position.,Small schazki ring in lwer oesophagus that.,No stricturing seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1449886\nPatient Name: Rice, Casey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Schmitz, Josaphina\nDate of procedure: 2007-03-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No evidence of active or recent bleeding seen.,STOMACH: numerous fundic glands looking polyps at body and fundus with size ranging from 2 mm to 10 mm.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part ofduodenum.,Botox injected 20iu into 4 quadrants 1cm above the gastro oeophageal junction.,DUODENUM: small erythematous area at 6 o'clock in D2 with subtle mucosal changes.,Narrow band imaging of the oesophagus:.,coeliac disease.,Mildoesophagitis grade LA A/B.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 30 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Grade C oesophagitis over 4cm in the distal oesophagus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1607560\nPatient Name: al-Dajani, Farhat\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Farnum, Olivia\nDate of procedure: 2014-05-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: EMR sites - more distal one at 37cm .,OESOPHAGUS: Two strictures post RFA - the first at the island treated 26cm tight but able to pass Olympus scope.,There is very slight and non-restrcitve stricturing at the site of the previous EMR.,No active ulcer.,No evidence of oesophagitis.,There is no evidence of Barrett's.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A .,3 sub-centrimetre fundic gland type polyps in fundus.,No blood in the UGI tract.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8031481\nPatient Name: Balbuena, Karissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Coleman, Olivia\nDate of procedure: 2008-07-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Performed with FFP cover patient had INR 1.,STOMACH: large hiatus hernia.,Rest of upper GI tract normal.,STOMACH: Mild/Moderate gastritis of body and antrum.,3 clips deployed and 7ml of 1:10,000 adrenaline injected around the area.,4 biopsies taken ?,OESOPHAGUS: 3 columns of varices which did not compress on insufflation but were small.,The patient withdrew his consent for the procedure, so no further biopsies were taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2120051\nPatient Name: Brown, Ivory\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Sheikh, Maariya\nDate of procedure: 2012-07-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: partly filled with fresiduals of NG feed.,Mild erosive gastritis, likely due to Aspirin - CLO test negative.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7163832\nPatient Name: Casco Ruiz, Soledad\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nelson, Allie\nDate of procedure: 2010-06-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Hiatus Hernia- 3-4cm.,Epigastric burning pain improved on omeprazole.,Stomach: otherwise unremarkable.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6620949\nPatient Name: Carter, Elaine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shea, Miranda\nDate of procedure: 2008-06-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He was dilated to 13.,Stomach and duodenum with no mucosal lesion.,Four D2 biopsies were takento rule out coeliac disease.,Upper oesophageal narrowing passable with the scope, normal mucosae.,D2 biopsies taken x4.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4378217\nPatient Name: Kim, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Huitt, Aubrey\nDate of procedure: 2003-04-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No evidence of reflux.,OESOPHAGUS: island of Barrett's oesophagus,No inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.,Oesophagus - Normal GOJ 45cm.,Oesophagus: Multiplewhite exudates throughout the oesophagus resembling candida but could be food debris.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2657390\nPatient Name: al-Hussain, Naseeba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Robinson, Chantal\nDate of procedure: 2016-11-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No Hiatus hernia.,N-Acetyl-cysteine used Yes or no.,No evidence of reflux.,G: mild PHG.,STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia; non-erosive antral gastritis.,Anastomosis patent and empirically dilated up to 20mm with good effect.,STOMACH: 5 cm sliding hiatus hernia with gastric prolapse.,Duodenum- Bulb Duodentitis- Erosions.,No active ulcer.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S9393699\nPatient Name: Mclean, Hannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Ayoub, Khadeeja\nDate of procedure: 2012-10-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Now asymptomatic on BD PPI and ranitidine.,Biopsies taken from the oesophagus to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Bilious reflux noted.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 36 cm .,STOMACH: Ulceration healed.,STOMACH: 5 cm sliding hiatus hernia with gastric prolapse.,Mild non-erosive gastritis in the body.,Total of 6 ablations.,D2 biopsies taken n view of diarrhoea.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D5975610\nPatient Name: al-Salahuddin, Hamna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hunsaker, Mary\nDate of procedure: 2010-04-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No fresh or altered blood in stomach.,Duodenum- Mild duodenitis.,No inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,5cm lesion in D2 with surface characteristics of an adenoma but a more irregular central part.,LAWS and bleeding under acetic acid,The mucosa in between was flat but had abnormal vasculature and pit pattern.,OESOPHAGUS: candidiasis from 10 to 25 cm .,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,GOJ at 33 cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4378127\nPatient Name: Sanchez, Arisai\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cunningham, Eun\nDate of procedure: 2001-06-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Several erosions/small ulcers in inflammed antrum.,There was a nodular appearance in thedistal and mid-oesophagus of unknown signficance.,STOMACH: mild non-erosive antral gastritis - CLO test - negative.,Mid oesophageal wide moutheddiverticulum.,Seven bands applied on 4 columns starting at OGJ.,Normal UGI tract.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7597311\nPatient Name: Wartman, Lauren\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kotsay-Beard, Sharday\nDate of procedure: 2012-04-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Treated with HALO RFA at 12J.,STOMACH: Small amount of bright red blood that seems to have refluxed back through the pylorus.,Mucosal inflammation noted from the pylorus to the antrum.,No portal hypertensive gastropathy.,No gastric varices.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the cardia.,Previous OGDshowed LA grade C reflux oesophagitis above a hiatus hernia and gastroduodenitis.,No evidence of active or recent bleeding seen.,Type II tumour extending 2cm up to the SCJ, fundus is preserved.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H4452093\nPatient Name: Smith, Crystal\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Naranjo, Alexandra\nDate of procedure: 2016-06-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 10mls 1% Lignocaine to skin.,Good passage to 70cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJN at 39 cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A mild, distal.,The stomach still has a large amount of food residue, which suggests a degree of gastroparesis but there was certainly no evidence of gastric-outflow obstruction with a wide open pylorus.,Diaphragmatic pinch:39cm,No PHG.,Further snare coagulation over the area was performed.,Sliding hiatus hernia 3cm, GOJ biopsies taken.,STOMACH: previous bypass surgery in 1997 - both loops look normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R8004923\nPatient Name: Taylor, Anne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Mustafa, Shafeeqa\nDate of procedure: 2007-11-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GORD with only partial response to PPI.,Stomach and duodenum with no mucosal lesion.,Mildly dilated oesophagus; SCJ at 40 cm; no oesophagitis or hiatus hernia.,5mm resulting in a superficial mucosal tear as intended.,No endoscopic evidence of GORD.,D2 biopsies taken in view of weight loss.,Oesophagus: In the distal oesophagus there were 3 x 1cm .,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 33 cm, 24 cm and 21 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7957976\nPatient Name: Waterman, Emily\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Moore, Danielle\nDate of procedure: 2004-02-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal appearances post THO.,Neo Z line looks normal at 36 cm.,OESOPHAGUS: patchy area of candidiasis on the right wall .,Mid oesophageal wide moutheddiverticulum.,Stomach- Moderate gastritis.,Cardia/ GOJ fully ablated along with residual Barrett's.,OESOPHAGUS: hiatue hernia with irregular Z line at 37 cm but no obvious Barrett's.,No diverticulum, no massess.,5 cm, ulcerated with two areas of ?\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z2727641\nPatient Name: Truong, Catherine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Smith, Jahlisha\nDate of procedure: 2005-08-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodentitis- Erosions.,O:ulcerated, friable, nodular tissue between 28 to 37cm .,D: oedematous mucosa in D1 but no ulcers seen.,He has H Pylori eradication following last examination.,It appeared to arise from the floor of D2 but I could not positively identify the major ampulla, so it could be related to that.,Mild lower oesophageal oesophagitis LA grade A.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7461659\nPatient Name: el-Rehmann, Humaina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ramzy, Victoria\nDate of procedure: 2012-09-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach - Normal.,Compressible.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T3145793\nPatient Name: Omotosho, Mariah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Popal, Tareefa\nDate of procedure: 2015-05-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Wide neck diverticulum in D2.,Epigastric burning pain improved on omeprazole.,No portal hypertensive gastropathy.,Stomach - Large well coveredf gastric varix extending from GOJ - no sign of active bleeding.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5148114\nPatient Name: el-Kamali, Amal\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Taheri, Hilmiyya\nDate of procedure: 2006-11-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small 2cm sliding hiatus hernia.,D2 biopsies taken x4.,OESOPHAGUS: oesophageal candidiasis in the lower third.,Irregular Z line.,STOMACH: sliding hiatus hernia, 3 cm; non-erosive pan-gastritis, CLO test - negative.,STOMACH: subtle non-erosive antral/mid-body gastritis - CLO test - positive.,Distal oesophagus - no varices seen.,oesophagus: Normal.,Inlet patch - Yes or No:No.,Type II tumour extending 2cm up to the SCJ, fundus is preserved.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U1759838\nPatient Name: Duvall-Nguyen, Anna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Haro, Belen\nDate of procedure: 2008-04-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Sha has a 2cm .,OESOPHAGUS: no obvious lesions, some neovascularity 28cm ?,Hiatus Hernia- Large.,Tongue of columnar junction above SCJ at 38 cm; 1 cm slippage of cardia through fundoplication; hiatus hernia repair appears intact.,Stomach and duodenum: normal with no mucosal lesion.,STOMACH: Mild/Moderate gastritis of body and antrum.,STOMACH: mild non-erosive antral gastritis - CLO test - negative.,3 sub-centrimetre fundic gland type polyps in fundus.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 39cm .,Dudoenum- D2 Vascular- Telangiectasia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5917931\nPatient Name: Johnson Jr, Desarae\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kobayashi, Ginger\nDate of procedure: 2004-03-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Acute angulation into alimaentary limb or roux loop which may be the cause for poor functionality.,Normal oesophagus; SCJ at 40 cm widely patent with 20 mm balloon fitting loosely; both limbs of jejunum entered for 20 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2813264\nPatient Name: Kelley, Jasmine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Morales, Carmen\nDate of procedure: 2016-08-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal gastric folds and stomach distension.,Proceed to colonoscopy today as planned.,Grade 1-2 varices persist, 2 columns.,Fuji endoscope through afterwards.,No evidence of oeosphagitis.,OESOPHAGUS: candidiasis from 10 to 25 cm .,Otherwise oesophagus normal.,Biopsies taken from D2 and duodenal bulb.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A6871788\nPatient Name: Tellez, Quiana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kennedy, Kayla\nDate of procedure: 2007-02-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus- Candida in proximal oesophagus.,She has a short stricture with normal looking mucosa just distal to the larynx t about 18cm.,No hiatus hernia; fundoplication intact; CLO test done.,OGD today to assess for ulceration/ongoing bleeding.,STOMACH: small, 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,Not the most convincing oesophageal trachealisation - biopsies taken to assess for eosinophilic oesophagitis - proximal, mid and distal oesophagus.,DUODENUM: Mild duodenitis.,STOMACH: pan-gastritis, with erosive features in antrum.,No fundal varices.,OESOPHAGUS: Grade B oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6229707\nPatient Name: Ruvalcaba, Sylvia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dorrance, Monica\nDate of procedure: 2012-02-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Otherwise Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part of duodenum.,Wide neck diverticulum in D2.,1% Lugol's iodine - no unstained lesions.,STOMACH: Clip still in place from previous polypectomy, thpugh no clear residual polyp.,Ulcer in the pylorus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7228898\nPatient Name: Ogaz, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Anderson, Destiny\nDate of procedure: 2009-05-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: large, 5 - 6 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,No oesophagitis and no hiatus hernia.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 38, 36 and 34cm.,STOMACH: 4 mm sessile polyp in atrum, smooth, erythematous surface - biopsied x 2; at least three < 2 mm gastric fundic polyps - biopsied x 2.,Oesopahgus- Distal Oesophagitis- LA A/B .,STOMACH: mild antral gastritis, biopsies taken.,He was dilated to 13.,Volvulus partially reduced.,5mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and then gold probe applied with good effect.,Z-line at: 40cm - Bravo placed at 34cm- good position at check endoscopy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B1224656\nPatient Name: Banuelos, Sonia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Parekh, Deanna\nDate of procedure: 2003-05-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: mild duodenitis/oedema in bulb/D1/2 junction.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G4762980\nPatient Name: Brown, Angela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Alkarim, Foifon\nDate of procedure: 2008-06-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No active ulcer.,5mm resulting in a superficial mucosal tear as intended.,Dudoenum- D2 Vascular- Telangiectasia.,Nornal stomach otherwise.,The reflux oesophagitis has completely healed.,STOMACH: a couple of small erosions in fundus and mid-body - CLO test positive.,x6 D2/3 biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Two 0.,No cervical inlet patch.,Z-line at: 45cm - Bravo placed at 39cm- good position at check endoscopy.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1418327\nPatient Name: Briseno, Mai Lien\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. White, Kassidy\nDate of procedure: 2006-07-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C1 M5 .,Normal upper GI endoscopy.,2 cm hiatus hernia.,Coffee ground vomit.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 38cmx4,36cmx2.,4 biopsies taken.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to investigate for ?,Access to second duodenum was achieved with minor difficulty.,D2 biopsies taken as requested.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6545050\nPatient Name: Gutierrez Fragoso, Patsy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Becerra, Sarah\nDate of procedure: 2015-11-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Scope not held by stricture and I suspect dysphagia is more likely due to this poorly motile area of oesophagus rather than stricture.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W1047941\nPatient Name: Hoong, Anna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vue, Danya\nDate of procedure: 2013-04-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mild non-erosive gastritis in the body.,Stomach- Moderate gastritis.,Biopsies taken.,Tongue of columnar junction above SCJ at 38 cm; 1 cm slippage of cardia through fundoplication; hiatus hernia repair appears intact.,Not the most convincing oesophageal trachealisation - biopsies taken to assess for eosinophilic oesophagitis - proximal, mid and distal oesophagus.,O: 3 x columns of grade 2-3 oesophageal varices from 34cm .,No inlet patch was seen.,Biopsies from D2 and D1 taken.,She has no hiatus hernia or evidence of reflux oesophagitis.,Biopsies taken from the GOJ x4 and from 38cm x4.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O4756019\nPatient Name: Sierra Barraza, Angelic\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Molle, Morgan\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Hiatus Hernia- 3-4cm.,No inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.,ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS .,The anastomosis was erythematous with bleeding to touch and oedema.,Could not tolerateand declined sedation on this occasion.,Top of tongues:31 cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's osophagus C3M5 34-39cm.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P2080807\nPatient Name: Oraee, Ashly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. White, Amara\nDate of procedure: 2007-04-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Four D2 biopsies were takento rule out coeliac disease.,Inlet patch - Yes or No: No.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the antrum with no bleeding.,STOMACH: PEG in situ, not embeded.,No inlet patch.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L2478495\nPatient Name: Lo, Frances\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mejia, Cindy\nDate of procedure: 2005-09-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Hypotensive during procedure but BP better after 500ml of saline.,Total of 23 ablations.,Stomach: Mild, non-specific antral gastritis.,5 cm, ulcerated with two areas of ?,Biopsies taken including for TCR.,It appeared to arise from the floor of D2 but I could not positively identify the major ampulla, so it could be related to that.,3mm islands and small rim of Barrett's at GOJ right wall.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2068433\nPatient Name: Trout, Kendra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Santio, Quianah\nDate of procedure: 2013-01-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D1 biopsy taken.,GOJ at 38cm.,Oesophagus - Normal GOJ 45cm.,STOMACH: Antral gastris.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no residual Barrett's post HALO RFA.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good positionat check endoscopy.,Mucosal inflammation noted from the pylorus to the antrum.,The previous reflux oesophagitis has healed.,No inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1951882\nPatient Name: Aleman-Reyes, Daisy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Moctezuma, Alejandra\nDate of procedure: 2012-07-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C5M7, 35 cm to 29 cm.,STOMACH: max 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia, seen on retroflexion only.,No inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.,No fresh or altered blood in the upper GI tract.,OESOPHAGUS: Two tiny polyps at 25cm .,GOJ at 40cm with stitches from previous repair visible at 3o'clock.,No strictures seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D9082891\nPatient Name: Vo, Yane\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Quintana, Maria\nDate of procedure: 2001-03-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Aspirates also taken.,STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,Oesophagus- Normal.,There is a new ulcer on the opposite wall to clip - not as deep as previously but may need a second clip.,Compressible.,Stomach - gastritis and small pre-pyloric erosion - biopsed - not ulceration.,Large twisted para-oesophageal hernia.,Mucosal inflammation with 0: No bleeding.,DUODENUM: D1 normal.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 44cm.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2752405\nPatient Name: Campbell, Dominique\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Moon, Vanessa\nDate of procedure: 2014-10-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Total of 23 ablations.,LAWS and bleeding under acetic acid,STOMACH: Streaky antral gastritis with linear erosions.,Oesophagus: 2 columns of F1 varices- no signs of recent bleeding .,The procedure was poorly tolerated, therefore only x 2 biopsies were take at 40 cm, 30 cm and 23 cm respectively, to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Duodenal biopsies taken.,He has a duodenal ulcer in D2.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q4907331\nPatient Name: Parker, Hyojae\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Demmer, Margaret\nDate of procedure: 2004-12-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: significant amount of food residue in the stomach, therefore the procedure was stopped due to risk of aspiration and poor views.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and 25 cm plus 2 biopsies at 20 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,DUODENUM: mild duodenitis/oedema in bulb/D1/2 junction.,Otherwise normal UGI tract.,G: mild PHG.,5cm again noted from 24-26cm from incisors, not changed in size; obstructs up to 25% of lumen.,DUODENUM: duodenal ulcer in D1 - 2 cm diameter on the posterior wall, with clean base and surrounding oedema, causing some degree of stricture; scope easily passed into D2, without resistance.,Small sliding hiatus hernia about 2cm.,Oesophagitis- LA A .,This was removed by a 4 peice EMR using Duette MBM kit.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7140324\nPatient Name: Rivera, Diana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Schweitzer, Eden\nDate of procedure: 2002-03-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: first and second duodenum were distorted.,Biopsies taken from top of stricture-metal marking clips in situ.,OESOPHAGUS: Mucosa washed with 1% NAC.,DUODENUM: Normal.,OESOPHAGUS: patchy area of candidiasis on the right wall .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R9120543\nPatient Name: Sarwana, Parose\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Knabenshue, Codee\nDate of procedure: 2014-11-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Fundoplication intact on retro-flexion; large solid food residue in stomach.,OESOPHAGUS:Normal no ulceration/varices.,DUODENUM: Normal.,5cm lesion in D2 with surface characteristics of an adenoma but a more irregular central part.,STOMACH: Antral gastris.,No active ource of bleeding was found.,8 biopsies into saline for H Pylori culture as per protocol.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7095078\nPatient Name: Reynolds, Lucero\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Davidson, Jessica\nDate of procedure: 2016-01-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No inlet patch was seen in narrow band imaging.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z6299612\nPatient Name: Mendoza, Violet\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Sabet, Sahla\nDate of procedure: 2016-08-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The food was stuck just distal to the larynx.,Oesophagus normal-impression of mild oesophagitis in mid oesophagus-biopsies taken.,No active ulcer.,Mild lower oesophageal oesophagitis LA grade A.,Linear erosions in oesophagus.,Mucosa of remnant also abnormal .,OGJ and islands were treated with APC 40W with good effect.,Gastritis.,There seemed to be two loops.,Biopsies taken from the GOJ x4 and from 38cm x4.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E6197772\nPatient Name: al-Basha, Najeeba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Meadows, Arianna\nDate of procedure: 2015-08-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No cervical inlet patch.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1732455\nPatient Name: Quintana Jr, Tanisa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lampe, Shannon\nDate of procedure: 2007-11-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastritis.,No blood in the upper GI tract.,STOMACH: significant amount of food residue in the stomach, therefore the procedure was stopped due to risk of aspiration and poor views.,5cm lesion in D2 with surface characteristics of an adenoma but a more irregular central part.,Stomach- very nodular mucosa with mild antral gastritis.,They are mostly well covered, with red signs on one varix only.,She has no hiatus hernia or evidence of reflux oesophagitis.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 40cm.,The stomach and duodenum are also normal.,DUODENUM: Moderate duodenitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M8823141\nPatient Name: Yamane, Elizabeth\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ponce, Jessalyn\nDate of procedure: 2007-06-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS:Mild inflammaton at oesophago-conduit anastomosis - widely patent.,He has an isolate patch of gastritis with the occasional erosion within the fundus which probably accounts for the PET findings.,STOMACH: At the anastamosis there was circumfrential slow oozing and ulceration.,GOJ at 38cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5272217\nPatient Name: Randall, Sheila\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Raymond, Rachel\nDate of procedure: 2006-09-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: N-Acetyl-cysteine used Yes or no.,Adrenaline injected and clip applied to vessel; 2 clips applied to close longertear.,At most C0M1 Barrett's at GOJ remains.,Obstructing/Impassable with Fuji endoscope oesophageal tumour at 18cm.,STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia; non-erosive antral gastritis.,3cm hiatus hernia with 1cm arretts.,No bleeding at pylorus and I dont think I dilated it per se with the scope.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C8544445\nPatient Name: al-Pirani, Shaamila\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Frazier, Shebra\nDate of procedure: 2007-11-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal UGI tract.,No fresh or altered blood in stomach.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5917376\nPatient Name: Walton, Deanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Medina, Alora\nDate of procedure: 2002-05-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: not entered.,Normal oesophagus to GOJ at 41 cm .,Factor VIII given prior to the procedure.,Barretts oesophagus from 24-37 cm, C10M13, not inflamed, random biopsies done.,GOJ at 40 cm.,Small polyp on fold in fundus, biopsied x1.,Otherwise normal mucosa.,Good passage to 70cm.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 31 cm and 21 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A1648588\nPatient Name: Pak, Elise\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Perry, Nikki\nDate of procedure: 2009-07-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Antral and body biopsied for CLO as on PPI - CLO negative.,Fresh bleeding seen in D2 distal to the ampulla secondary to angioectasia.,Performed with FFP cover patient had INR 1.,Dilated to 19mm with CRE balloon for 1 minute.,Gastric: Oedematous mucosa in atrum - biopsies taken .,STOMACH: small, 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: candida throughout.,Probable visible vessel but no stigmata of recent haemorrhage.,Tight distal stricture which would not allow passage of scope.,Total of 27 ablations.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J1337672\nPatient Name: Breer, Angelica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Matin, Kayla\nDate of procedure: 2012-08-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: mild non-erosive duodenitis in D2.,Epigastric burning pain improved on omeprazole.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8594667\nPatient Name: Durrant, Katarina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ford, Celine\nDate of procedure: 2014-04-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Hiatus hernia .,Sessile polyp in the body of stomach - ulcerated - biopsied.,Due repeat in 5 years as per Dr Dunn froml ast scope.,The varices flattened well with air insufflation.,Some squamous papillomas in the distal oesophagus .,D1 biopsy taken.,Haemospray.,STOMACH: Mild portal hypertensive gastropathy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B8880712\nPatient Name: Wilson, Alexandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Eddleman, Stacey\nDate of procedure: 2003-10-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Tongue of columnar junction above SCJ at 38 cm; 1 cm slippage of cardia through fundoplication; hiatus hernia repair appears intact.,Coffee ground vomit.,Brushings taken to rule out viral cause .,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 46 cm.,Coffee ground vomit.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G8210675\nPatient Name: Tran, Emily\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lee, Loan Mai\nDate of procedure: 2011-09-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: sliding hiatus hernia, 3 cm; non-erosive pan-gastritis, CLO test - negative.,GOJ at 36 cm.,Top of gastric folds: 41 cm.,Quad bx takenat GOJ, 39,37M.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V4085520\nPatient Name: el-Mady, Kareema\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hadden, Beth\nDate of procedure: 2014-07-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 40cm with stitches from previous repair visible at 3o'clock.,Hiatus Hernia- Large.,GOJ at 35 cm.,No obvious slipped wrap.,No neoplasia.,Small hiatus hernia from 38 to 41cm.,Oesophagus- Normal.,Trachealisation of oesophagus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I1303991\nPatient Name: Cocklin, Nicole\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sisk, Christina\nDate of procedure: 2009-04-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Narrowband imaging of the oesophagus: No inlet patch.,Otherwise oesophagus normal.,GOJ at 36 cm.,No inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,Rest of upper GI tract normal.,Otherwise normal mucosa.,Biopsies from D2 and D1 taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2075882\nPatient Name: Benally, Kimberly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Mahmoud, Zumruda\nDate of procedure: 2014-07-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No ongoing duodenal ulceration.,Stomach: mild/moderate erosive gastritis.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and twobiopsies were taken at 25 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Oesopahgus- Distal Ulcer .,Very difficult to get biopsies.,The minor ampulla was identified proximal to it.,Inlet patch - No:.,Intubation of efferent limb for a length of the scope.,There were red spots which did not wash on all 3 columns.,She has a small hiatus hernia .\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O3104214\nPatient Name: Taylor, Reeanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Shahidi, Naafoora\nDate of procedure: 2004-09-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Four dD2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliacdisease.,8 cm hiatus hernia.,Normal duodenal mucosa.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P4425100\nPatient Name: Umemura, Brenna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Do, Mary Lynn\nDate of procedure: 2012-07-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach and pylorus normal; fundoplication visible on retroflexion.,STOMACH: No food.,The antrum looks spared.,3 clips deployed and 7ml of 1:10,000 adrenaline injected around the area.,Stomach - Normal.,Performed with FFP cover patient had INR 1.,Small schatski beyond.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L8917541\nPatient Name: Bost, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Macias, Cassandra\nDate of procedure: 2009-02-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 48 cm.,STOMACH: Portal Hypertensive Gastropathy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K6126215\nPatient Name: el-Mousa, Madeeha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Perches, Theresa\nDate of procedure: 2013-06-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Short segment of Barrett's C0M1 and islands.,Mucosal inflammation with 0: No bleeding.,The minor ampulla was identified proximal to it.,Biopsies from D2 and D1 taken.,Grade 1-2 varices persist, 2 columns.,Clips in fundus identified, no active bleeding and no ulceration.,Stomach- Pylorus Gastritis- Nodular with erosions.,Difficultto locate the pylorus but D2 reached.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GO) J at 40 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S6740918\nPatient Name: Salas, Jennifer\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lenahan, Summer\nDate of procedure: 2009-12-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ on contraction gives a false impression of Schatzki ring.,No fundal varices.,Stomach - Normal.,DUODENUM: mild duodenitis in the bulb.,Stomach - Large well coveredf gastric varix extending from GOJ - no sign of active bleeding.,She has a short stricture with normal looking mucosa just distal to the larynx t about 18cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's osophagus C3M5 34-39cm.,Total of 23 ablations.,Small polyp on fold in fundus, biopsied x1.,No blood in UGI tract.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D2568207\nPatient Name: al-Safar, Laaiqa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Roda, Emily\nDate of procedure: 2003-07-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No Visible lesions.,All 3 EMR peices were retrieved with Roth netting.,He was dilated to 13.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm .,Biopsies not taken as not necessary.,Final Prague score: C0M4.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 45 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N1257699\nPatient Name: el-Farooqui, Randa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Holiday, Marquise\nDate of procedure: 2008-10-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: They are mostly well covered, with red signs on one varix only.,Botox 25U injected in 4 quadrants in retroflex position to GOJ .,STOMACH: non-erosive gastritis from mid-body to antrum, CLO test: negative.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7176341\nPatient Name: Gurule-Knutson, Felicia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Jamail, Faraah\nDate of procedure: 2010-05-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach: mild/moderate erosive gastritis.,STOMACH: multiple large varices in the fundus and body, along the greater curve.,She has a 6cm hiatus hernia.,5 cm gastric ulcer in antrum with haematin deposits in the base and surrounded by significant oedema - biopsied x 6.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the body of stomach with 0: No bleeding.,Hiatus hernia.,Mucosa washed with 1% NAC.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7489214\nPatient Name: Keys, Shequeeta\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Saber, Raabiya\nDate of procedure: 2012-12-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Cardia abnormality in keeping with known signet ring cancer.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R2764793\nPatient Name: Six, Jori\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Chapman, Nakiya\nDate of procedure: 2012-05-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsied GOJ tumur and ?\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7058648\nPatient Name: el-Kamara, Ahlaam\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Collette, Cynthia\nDate of procedure: 2010-03-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Scope not held by stricture and I suspect dysphagia is more likely due to this poorly motile area of oesophagus rather than stricture.,Good respiratory effort.,LAWS and bleeding under acetic acid,She has a short stricture with normal looking mucosa just distal to the larynx t about 18cm.,Normal overlying mucosa.,Sha has a 2cm .,Severe portal hypertensive gastropathy seen.,STOMACH: PHG mild to moderate.,Large solid food residue in stomach and duodenum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z8946728\nPatient Name: Alvarado, Sydney\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wilford, Sarahnora\nDate of procedure: 2005-12-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Also D2 biopsies taken and sent in saline for TCR.,Non-inflamed Barrett's segment C2M3 with no nodularity or visible dysplasia.,In atrial flutter with rate 150,OESOPHAGUS: Varices- Four columns.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7331206\nPatient Name: Billy, Sadie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kang, Bethany\nDate of procedure: 2013-10-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The rest of the oesophagus looked normal.,10cm hiatus hernia with erosive oesophagitis above.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T9453315\nPatient Name: Mcgee, Acelynn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Tawil, Kameela\nDate of procedure: 2014-08-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: scarring at D1 suggesting previous peptic disease.,Three D2 andone D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 45 cm.,Oesophagus normal; SCJ at 40 cm; no oesophagitis, hiatus hernia or dilatation.,Mild lower oesophageal oesophagitis LA grade A.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4134709\nPatient Name: Bradish Moody, Shala\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tasci, Sarah\nDate of procedure: 2016-05-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No evidence of oesophageal or gastric varices.,No ulceration, erosion or inflammation.,Large food residue in stomach.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 45 cm.,Duodenum - minor D1 duodenitis D2 norma;.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 40cm.,At most C0M1 Barrett's at GOJ remains.,STOMACH: Erythema with small erosion at antrum.,In atrial flutter with rate 150\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5156770\nPatient Name: Lai, Heather\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ogaz-Morales, Jazmin\nDate of procedure: 2005-03-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: mild non-erosive duodenitis in D2.,In retroflexion wrap non clearly identifyed.,There is very slight and non-restrcitve stricturing at the site of the previous EMR.,There is a new ulcer on the opposite wall to clip - not as deep as previously but may need a second clip.,No cervical inlet patch.,OESOPHAGUS: four small islands of Barrett's < 1 sq cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C2789586\nPatient Name: Jordan, Jaylen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Jafri, Hamna\nDate of procedure: 2013-05-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Treated with HALO RFA Channel at 12J.,Oesophagus - normal.,The GOJ was circumferentially removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit.,Patient did not tolerate the procedure and was panicking and pulling the scope out.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5990901\nPatient Name: Ovilus, Chrisandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Ramadan, Mufliha\nDate of procedure: 2008-02-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mild erosive gastritis, likely due to Aspirin - CLO test negative.,He has a 2cm as well as grade A oesophagitis.,Mild PHG, no obvious varices seen in oesophagus or stomach.,No potential source of bleeding was found.,D1 biopsy taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A3962018\nPatient Name: Thin-Elk, Kloe\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Murphy, Simone\nDate of procedure: 2006-11-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: G: Tiny fundal gastric erosions.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GO) J at 40 cm.,Z-line at: 40cm - Bravo placed at 34cm- good position at check endoscopy.,Hiatus Hernia- 3-4cm.,Top of circumferential Barrett's 38cm.,metachronous lesions.,Oesophagus- Normal.,OESOPHAGUS: Mucosa washed with 1% NAC.,DUODENUM: minimal duodenitis in D1.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J8367396\nPatient Name: Nguyen, Gavriel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Viveros Hernandez, Nicole\nDate of procedure: 2001-06-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stricture at 18cm dilated up to 15mm with good effect.,OESOPHAGUS: no obvious lesions, some neovascularity 28cm ?,STOMACH: food residue ++ consistent with delayed gastric emptying,No obvious gastric outflow restriction.,Stomach- Fundus, Stomach- Cardia and Stomach- Body Normal.,No gastric varices.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8211489\nPatient Name: Kwon, Kylie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rivas Chavez, Gabriela\nDate of procedure: 2011-06-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastroparesis.,CLOtest and duodenal biopsies taken.,Anastomosis patent, easily passable with the scope.,No PHG.,Very difficult position to treat but 3 clips deployed and adrenaline used.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0M2.,Hypotensive during procedure but BP better after 500ml of saline.,Stomach- Pylorus Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Diaphragmatic pinch:40cm .\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9209688\nPatient Name: Tallant, Alysha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mccoy, Michelle\nDate of procedure: 2012-04-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsies taken.,Small hiatus hernia only.,Shatzki ring at the OGJ.,Large 10cm sliding hiatus hernia, with no evidence of reflux disease.,Hiatus Hernia- Large.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G9989010\nPatient Name: Habtamu, Sheridan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Zheng, Juliette\nDate of procedure: 2008-09-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No varices.,Tight distal stricture which would not allow passage of scope.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1083206\nPatient Name: Mcdonald, Melissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cortez, Nyriah\nDate of procedure: 2002-03-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No evidence of Barrett's oesophagus, short 2 cn hiatus hernia.,There were mutiple small nodules in the distal oesophagus of unknown significance .\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3619361\nPatient Name: Matthews, Tya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Harris, Sunsiarae\nDate of procedure: 2011-09-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastric biopsies taken for HLO - on PPI and unable to do CLO test.,No evidence of active or recent bleeding seen.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the esophagus.,Lax cardia with small hiatus hernia but no erosive oesophagitis.,Stomach - mild gastritis CLO taken - NEGTIVE.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Mild.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W7335845\nPatient Name: West, Quavannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Legaspi, Christiana\nDate of procedure: 2001-04-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Oesophagitis LA grade B, sliding hiatus hernia 3cm.,Treated with APC at 40W.,Oesophagus - Normal.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 41, 39, 37, 35, 33 and 31 cm.,No evidence of oeosphagitis.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1085643\nPatient Name: Bennett Tapuy, Mikaela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Landwehr, Harleigh\nDate of procedure: 2001-04-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Ulceration healed.,5cm lesion in D2 with surface characteristics of an adenoma but a more irregular central part.,Gastritis and gastric antrum mucosal erosions-biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: candidiasis from 10 to 25 cm .,Ulcer in the antrum.,STOMACH: Mild nodular areas of inflammation in antrum - biopsies for h pylori as on PPI.,He is on Barrett's Screeling List in October 2017 at St Thomas'.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C1 M5 .,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good position at check endoscopy.,STOMACH: 2-3 cm sliding hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6658276\nPatient Name: Alaniz Sanchez, Marisol\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Smeal, Nizhoni\nDate of procedure: 2002-02-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- Pylorus.,No Barrett's seen.,GOJ at 40cm with stitches from previous repair visible at 3o'clock.,Multiple biopsies taken.,Grade A oesophagitis.,DUODENUM: minimal duodenitis in D1.,No fresh blood in the lumen.,The proximal oesophagus was intubated but immediately pulled out by the patient.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4154167\nPatient Name: Klomp, Katherine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Qasim, Ibtisaama\nDate of procedure: 2001-03-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No ulcer.,Stomach and duodenum: normal with no mucosal lesion.,Stomach- Antrum and Stomach- Pylorus Gastritis- Erosion.,Lesion on retroflexion extending towards greater curve of stomach-biopsied.,Stomach- Pylorus and DUODENUM: Normal.,D1 inspected carefully and no othe abnormalities seen.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part ofduodenum.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Third part of duodenum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K8099671\nPatient Name: al-Srour, Shukriyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Karlson-Pacheco, Diana\nDate of procedure: 2001-07-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Rest of upper GI tract normal.,5 x oesophageal biopsies taken.,GOJ at 43 cm.,Mucosa of remnant also abnormal .,She has a Schatzki ring which is the likely cause of her dysphagia.,This was gently pushed through and passed easily.,OESOPHAGUS: one linear varix, small size, flattened on insufflation, with no red signs.,The anastomosis looked normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1985702\nPatient Name: al-Saab, Hilmiyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Kazemi, Layaali\nDate of procedure: 2016-02-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 3 treatments with nocleaning step inbetween.,GOJ at 40cm with stitches from previous repair visible at 3o'clock.,No blood in the UGI tract.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D4796018\nPatient Name: Wooley, Layci\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Rehmann, Ghaaliba\nDate of procedure: 2010-05-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There looked like possible extension into fundus - target biopsied.,Oesopahgus- Distal Oesophagitis- LA A/B .,8 biopsies into saline for H Pylori culture as per protocol.,STOMACH: significant amount of food residue in the stomach, therefore the procedure was stopped due to risk of aspiration and poor views.,10mm sub-epithelial lesion at antrum.,STOMACH: small hiatus hernia, normal stomach otherwise.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2905244\nPatient Name: Wessling, Grace\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Mowad, Waheeda\nDate of procedure: 2005-02-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: 2cm hiatus hernia, otherwise normal oesophagus with no lesions.,Scope not attempted as hypotensive.,Extensive portal hypertensive gastropathy.,Hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7729897\nPatient Name: Ortega, Cherokee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Holmes, Brittany\nDate of procedure: 2005-06-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Mild generalised gastritis.,Biopsies were taken at the strictured area as well as the mid and lower oesophagus to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,STOMACH: Portal Hypertensive Gastropathy.,D: Oedematous mucosa and erosions in D1.,OESOPHAGUS: gastric conduit anastomosis at 27cm, mild/mod oesophagitis - no narrowing at proximal anastomosis.,No fundal varices seen.,Small schazki ring in lwer oesophagus that.,Duodenum: Diffuse significant oedema throughout D1 and D2.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9801234\nPatient Name: Valadez, Jasmine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jordan, Dhiana\nDate of procedure: 2003-05-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He bacame tachy.,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Post total gastrectomy.,STOMACH: PEG in situ, not embeded.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R3882435\nPatient Name: Howard, Kerri\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hellen, Laurel\nDate of procedure: 2013-03-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Was scoped in 2015 wuth similar finding so biopsies from Barretts not taken.,There were mutiple small nodules in the distal oesophagus of unknown significance .,Compressible.,Malignant gastric cancer 2 by 3cm located ongreater curve opposite incisura rest of OGD normal.,One of the vessels was visibly bleeding.,Biopsies taken from top of stricture-metal marking clips in situ.,DUODENUM: Not entered.,No varices.,Friable ulcerated polypoid lesion in the lower third of the oesophagus .,No active source of bleeding was found.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7134775\nPatient Name: Coates, Haydn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Begum, Waneesa\nDate of procedure: 2009-06-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 37 cm.,No immediate complications.,Anastomosis patent, easily passable with the scope.,Lifted and ESD performed.,Duodenum- Bulb Duodentitis.,OESOPHAGUS: Top of gasric folds at 31 cm and several islands at 28-26 cm, at right and posterior walls.,OESOPHAGUS: 4 columns of large varices with red marks throughout oesophagus.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9871480\nPatient Name: Martinez, Sandy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcdonald, Chelsea\nDate of procedure: 2010-12-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Grade 1-2 varices persist, 2 columns.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part of duodenum with the exception of small gastric polyps.,Normal oesophagus to GOJ at 41 cm .,5 cm gastric ulcer in antrum with haematin deposits in the base and surrounded by significant oedema - biopsied x 6.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9204095\nPatient Name: Rojas, Miccayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Taylor, Alysha\nDate of procedure: 2010-05-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Prominentfolds superior to the antrum - biopsied x 2.,Stomach and duodenum with no mucosal lesion.,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild.,Clean based 0.,6 biopsies were taken from around the margins.,Stomach - normal.,No stricturing seen.,no inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1294090\nPatient Name: Newsom, Estrella\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dollal, Jesse\nDate of procedure: 2011-06-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good position at check endoscopy.,Haemospray.,Duodenum- Mild duodenitis.,Stomach- Pylorus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M9440150\nPatient Name: el-Huq, Haseena\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Braun, Kendra\nDate of procedure: 2016-02-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Consent form 4 completed.,GOJ at 38cm, biopsies taken.,Pylorus and duodenum normal.,Clo Negative.,Mucosal inflammation noted from the pylorus to the antrum.,O: No oesophageal varices seen.,Gastric biopsies taken as on PPI\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6044658\nPatient Name: Rocha Ramirez, Janette\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cooper, Courtney\nDate of procedure: 2016-05-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: 4 mm sessile polyp in atrum, smooth, erythematous surface - biopsied x 2; at least three < 2 mm gastric fundic polyps - biopsied x 2.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6417773\nPatient Name: Velasquez, Destiney\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Mustafa, Najaat\nDate of procedure: 2001-03-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There is a very short 2cm just above the GOJ, with some contact bleeding.,STOMACH: PEG tube visualised with partially buried bumper and consequent inflammatory mucosa.,DUODENUM: bile and residue - no obstruction to D3.,Oesophagus - Normal GOJ 45cm.,Oesophagus: Barrett's - no nodules.,Fresh bleeding seen in D2 distal to the ampulla secondary to angioectasia.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 31 cm and 21 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6072011\nPatient Name: el-Matin, Raheema\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Malual, Annalise\nDate of procedure: 2004-10-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He is on Barrett's Screeling List in October 2017 at St Thomas'.,Biopsies from D2 and stomach.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1449886\nPatient Name: Burgess, Margaret\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Merchant, Sidney\nDate of procedure: 2007-05-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal muosa.,D2 biopsies taken to exclude coeliac disease in view of bloating.,No ulcer.,No potential source of bleeding was found.,No blood in upper GI tract.,Stomach and duodenum: normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1607560\nPatient Name: Mcvey, Emily\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Castro, Megan\nDate of procedure: 2004-10-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Moderate haemorrhagic gastritis - CLO test negative.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal - slightly dilated and very mild irregularity of scj in keeping with reflux but no frank oeosphagitis.,DUODENUM: small erythema in D1, probably caused by taking Aspirin long term.,G: no Fundal varices.,Top of gastrisc folds:43cm.,STOMACH: diffuse gastritis.,Oesophagus- Normal.,Not safe to band due to food refluxing up oesophagus but will need re-banding at some point.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8031481\nPatient Name: Robinson, Thao\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Din, Radwa\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No inlet patch.,Lesion on retroflexion extending towards greater curve of stomach-biopsied.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2120051\nPatient Name: Quintana Jr, Kristin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Basher, Khairiya\nDate of procedure: 2003-02-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: O: 3 x columns of grade 2-3 oesophageal varices from 34cm .,No evidence of hiatus hernia or reflux oesophagitis seen.,Forrest Ulcer classification: IIc.,Pushed through easily and rotated.,Top of circumferential Barrett's: 43cm.,STOMACH: Streaky antral gastritis with linear erosions.,No inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7163832\nPatient Name: Montoya, Mayra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Low, Amy\nDate of procedure: 2003-08-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus- No varices.,No ulcers.,D2 biopsies taken as requested.,Small atypical-looking areas at GOJ - 11 o'clock and small nodular area at 3 - 4 o'clock - biopsied x 4.,DUODENUM: Moderate duodenitis.,STOMACH/ DUODENUM: Normal.,No potential source of bleeding was found.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 39 cm and 29 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6620949\nPatient Name: Person, Kassana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vo, Nyandi\nDate of procedure: 2015-03-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Body of stomach.,Cervical inlet patch at 18 cm, on the right wall\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4378217\nPatient Name: Richards, Kristen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Kaba, Lubaaba\nDate of procedure: 2011-09-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: small hiatus hernia and mild erosive oesophagitis .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2657390\nPatient Name: Bartrum, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Whitmore, Brianna\nDate of procedure: 2005-03-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 5 measured in endoscopy by near patient testing.,Normal endoscopy apartfrom a 2cm hiatus hernia.,2 mm lipoma at 21 cm on the right wall\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S9393699\nPatient Name: Griego, Amanda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Siegle, Jordyn\nDate of procedure: 2004-11-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: In the pyloric channel there is inflammation but no ulceration.,No fundal varices seen.,Normal D2.,The anastomosis looked normal.,D2 biopsies taken as per request.,2 cm sliding hiatus hernia; grade 2 oesophagitis.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D5975610\nPatient Name: al-Naim, Mutee'a\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lai, Molika\nDate of procedure: 2015-05-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus normal with no hiatus hernia or oesophagitis.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and two more at 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Biopsies taken from the GOJ x4 and from 38cm x4.,STOMACH: gastritis.,The patient withdrew his consent for the procedure, so no further biopsies were taken.,Otherwise normal mucosa.,G: mild PHG.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4378127\nPatient Name: Akiyama, Ha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Samra, Lubaaba\nDate of procedure: 2006-12-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7597311\nPatient Name: Wall, Deja\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jamili, Connie\nDate of procedure: 2014-04-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: atrophic mucosa, especially in D2.,Poorly tolerated procedure with burping by the patient and prolapse of gastric content and mucosa within oesophagus.,Stomach- Antrum and Stomach- Pylorus Gastritis- Erosion.,Normal small bowel mucosa.,STOMACH: PEG tube visualised with partially buried bumper and consequent inflammatory mucosa.,No Hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H4452093\nPatient Name: el-Emami, Kaazima\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tomlinson, Tara\nDate of procedure: 2005-04-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Post total gastrectomy.,Inlet patch - Yes or No: No.,Neo Z line looks normal at 36 cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Small 1cm hiatus hernia.,Final Prague score: C0M1 .,Cardia abnormality in keeping with known signet ring cancer.,Oesophagus- Barrett with overlying inflammation fro 25cms.,GOJ at 41 cm.,Trachealisation of oesophagus.,STOMACH: significant amount of solid and liquid residue present.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R8004923\nPatient Name: Johnson, Mikaela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Peltier, Monet\nDate of procedure: 2002-03-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal UGI tract.,Biopsies were taken at the strictured area as well as the mid and lower oesophagus to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7957976\nPatient Name: Smallwood Parhan, Alexandria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Khawaja, Nazeema\nDate of procedure: 2014-02-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Good passage to 70cm.,No endoscopic evidence of GORD.,Haemodynamically stable and Hb normal.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z2727641\nPatient Name: Nguyen, Danita\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mizokami, Amanda\nDate of procedure: 2016-07-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: mild antral gastritis with 5 mm area of slightly raised and eroded mucosa at antrum greater curve which was biopsied.,Treated with HALO 90 RFA at 12J.,He does not describe any history compatible with upper GI bleed - just significant epigastric pain.,1% Lugol's iodine - no unstained lesions.,Small atypical-looking areas at GOJ - 11 o'clock and small nodular area at 3 - 4 o'clock - biopsied x 4.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 42 cm.,Now asymptomatic on BD PPI and ranitidine.,Mildly dilated oesophagus, no oesophagitis.,Duodenum clear.,Hypotensive during procedure but BP better after 500ml of saline.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7461659\nPatient Name: Vue, Celia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Scraggs, Emilie\nDate of procedure: 2015-05-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Post surgical stomach with a normal pylorus leading to a normal D1 and then into a normal looking D2.,Normal overlying mucosa.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 41, 39, 37, 35, 33 and 31 cm.,Two oesophageal varices identified at 20cm.,Stomach - Normal.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T3145793\nPatient Name: Vazquez, Jocelin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Williams, Porsche\nDate of procedure: 2012-10-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There was loss of pit pattern on surface\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5148114\nPatient Name: Levesque, Dominique\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Santio, Renee\nDate of procedure: 2007-09-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Clo Negative.,Distal oesophagus - no varices seen.,Stomach- Pylorus Polyp- 2cm.,8 biopsies into saline for H Pylori culture as per protocol.,No active ulcer.,5 measured in endoscopy by near patient testing.,Stomach - Large well coveredf gastric varix extending from GOJ - no sign of active bleeding.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U1759838\nPatient Name: Brown, Ryanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ruybal, Ciera\nDate of procedure: 2001-01-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Large twisted para-oesophageal hernia.,No oesophageal varices seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5917931\nPatient Name: Dewitt, Cali\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ipson, Erin\nDate of procedure: 2010-06-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 8 biopsies into saline for H Pylori culture as per protocol.,GOJ scar tissue and nodular areafrom 39-42cm, biopsied.,Very short D1.,6 biopsies were taken from around the margins.,Topf of gastric folds 35cm, 34, 30M.,Oesophageal mucosae very friable and inflamed.,Small polyp on incisura,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GO) J at 40 cm.,Total of 27 ablations.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2813264\nPatient Name: Emenyonu, Mariah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Popal, Zumruda\nDate of procedure: 2016-05-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesopahgus- Distal Oesophagitis- LA A .,Duodenum - normal.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA C .,3 columns of barely noticeable oesophagal varices at 11, 2 and 6 o'clock at 32-37cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Varices- 3 columns grade 2.,STOMACH:, Stomach-Mild antral inflammation - biopsies to check for hp as on ppi.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A6871788\nPatient Name: Benner, Raven\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Epps, Ayonna\nDate of procedure: 2014-03-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Clean based 0.,Seven bands applied on 4 columns starting at OGJ.,Stomach: few 3mm polyps in stomach with 4mm polyp in fundus .,Dudoenum- D2 and Duodenum- D1/D2 Angle Normal.,Discrete erythema in the body, without any particular significance.,CLO taken - NEGATIVE.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6229707\nPatient Name: Whitetree, Jennifer\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Fox, Katherine\nDate of procedure: 2012-02-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Forrest Ulcer classification:II B.,OESOPHAGUS:Mild inflammaton at oesophago-conduit anastomosis - widely patent.,DUODENUM: mild D1 duodenitis.,OESOPHAGUS: tight proximal anastomotic stricture - dilated 20mm.,Mucosal inflammation with 0: No bleeding.,minimal gastritis - CLO test - negative .,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 47 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7228898\nPatient Name: Schroer, Erin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Apodaca, Mariana\nDate of procedure: 2003-03-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Large volume ascites seen on recent USS.,Fundoplication in good position.,Antral and fundic gastritis and a couple of fundic erosions seen.,Small possible submucosal lesion along the left side of pharynx.,Mild antral localised gastritis - CLO test - negative.,Biopsies not taken as not necessary.,Gastritis, haemorrhagic in fundus and oedema in pylorus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B1224656\nPatient Name: Soto-Avalos, Yohely\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kuhns, Kyla\nDate of procedure: 2013-05-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus - food bolus in dostal oesophagus - gentle pressure applied to centre of bolus and passed easily into stomach.,In atrial flutter with rate 150\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G4762980\nPatient Name: Russell, Pamela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Ali, Naqaa\nDate of procedure: 2010-10-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to excklude coeliac disease.,No obvious slipped wrap.,Wide open pylorus.,D2 - normal Biospies taken.,Oesophagus - Normal GOJ 45cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1418327\nPatient Name: el-Samad, Aasima\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Elizondo, Meeka\nDate of procedure: 2007-11-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He was dilated to 13.,Top of circumferential Barrett's: 43cm.,Top of circumferential Barrett's: 43cm.,The hiatus hernia is sliding andapproximately 3cm .,He was dilated to 13.,As an incidental finding she also has a cervical inlet patch.,Grade C oesophagitis over 4cm in the distal oesophagus.,5cm again noted from 24-26cm from incisors, not changed in size; obstructs up to 25% of lumen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6545050\nPatient Name: al-Sadri, Saamiqa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Walker, Alexis\nDate of procedure: 2007-02-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Large 2cm chronic looking duodenal ulcer in antero-superior aspect of bulb.,Small patch of angiodysplasia in the fundus, not actively oozing.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W1047941\nPatient Name: el-Uddin, Jawhara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Deherrera, Marcela\nDate of procedure: 2002-08-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Lax cardia with mild inflammation of the top of gastric folds.,Not amenable to EMR, looks like T2 endoscopically.,Very short D1.,at 38cm there is an impassable stricture with Fuji endoscope.,STOMACH: Polyps- Multiple .,Narrowband imaging of the oesophagus: No inlet patch.,Duodenum - large ulcer on posterior wall 3cm - no active bleeding - vessel with overlying haematin candidate vessel for cause of bleeding - reviewed by Dr Anderson and APC applied to the area.,Presence of surgical stiches and superficial ulceration at the gastroenteric anastomoses.,She has a small hiatus hernia .\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O4756019\nPatient Name: Anaya, Sonya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Josey, Amanda\nDate of procedure: 2013-08-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He has an isolate patch of gastritis with the occasional erosion within the fundus which probably accounts for the PET findings.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P2080807\nPatient Name: Griego, Jozette\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Selena\nDate of procedure: 2014-01-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Micronodular gastritis in the antrum.,2 mm lipoma at 21 cm on the right wall,STOMACH: Antral gastris.,STOMACH: gastritis in the body and fundus, CLO test - positive.,CLOtest and duodenal biopsies taken.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L2478495\nPatient Name: Phan, Asima\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tran, Brittanie\nDate of procedure: 2008-05-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastric biopsies taken from cardia, body and antrum.,Duodenum: Duodenitis with a small erosion .,Biopsies not taken as not necessary.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no residual Barrett's post HALO RFA.,Inlet patch - Yes or No:No.,5 cm in size .,Total of 6 ablations.,No Hiatus hernia.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2068433\nPatient Name: Murillo, Allison\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hites, Sherri\nDate of procedure: 2010-12-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: diffuse gastritis with angiodysplasia and punctate bleeding site on greater curve mid body - no obvious ulcer- antrum scar ?,Duodenum - minor D1 duodenitis D2 norma;.,No nodular or atypical areas examined in WL and NBI.,Final Prague score: C1M5.,STOMACH: Ulceration healed.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1951882\nPatient Name: Lewis, Ambria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hegan, Danielle\nDate of procedure: 2013-03-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Final Prague score: C8M10.,Oesophagitis- LA A .,Non-inflamed Barrett's segment C2M3 with no nodularity or visible dysplasia.,Normal oesohagus.,Inlet patch - Yes or No:No.,No erosions in antrum seen this time.,Normal small bowel mucosa.,Acute angulation into alimaentary limb or roux loop which may be the cause for poor functionality.,Wide neck diverticulum in D2.,Stomach: otherwise unremarkable.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D9082891\nPatient Name: Henderson, Alyssa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Muneton, Bernadita\nDate of procedure: 2009-05-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D: Normal to D2.,PHG.,Biopsies taken from the GOJ x4 and from 38cm x4.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2752405\nPatient Name: Carter, Ebone\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Guzman, Allyson\nDate of procedure: 2001-04-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: else 1950/1964 according to GP notes.,No gastric varices.,There is no evidence of Barrett's.,Diaphragmatic pinch:40cm .,Small hiatus hernia only.,STOMACH: Healthy conduit, widely patent pylorus.,Not the most convincing oesophageal trachealisation - biopsies taken to assess for eosinophilic oesophagitis - proximal, mid and distal oesophagus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q4907331\nPatient Name: Purdham, Cassie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Sattar, Tulaiha\nDate of procedure: 2007-02-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No gastric varices and no portal hypertensive gastropathy.,Stomach- very nodular mucosa with mild antral gastritis.,Treated with HALO RFA Express at 10J.,Slightly prominent ampulla but not biopsied - did not look abnormal.,Hiatus hernia.,Otherwise oesophagus normal.,8 cm hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7140324\nPatient Name: Bernal, Allison\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Terriquez, Guadalupe\nDate of procedure: 2010-10-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsies taken from D2 and duodenal bulb.,Several erosions/small ulcers in inflammed antrum.,Biopsies showed no evidence of H.,Normal duodenal mucosa.,Nodular at GOJ as previously described.,STOMACH: Tumour extending down lesser curve from just below goj to prepylorus, food residue++ - stenosis of pylorus.,Normal endoscopy apartfrom a 2cm hiatus hernia.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R9120543\nPatient Name: Dorsett, Alexis\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Munoz Leyva, Xochitl\nDate of procedure: 2011-07-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: In atrial flutter with rate 150,5mm resulting in a superficial mucosal tear as intended.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7095078\nPatient Name: Hunter, Brianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Montgomery, Indiya\nDate of procedure: 2013-08-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No erosions in antrum seen this time.,LAWS and bleeding under acetic acid,STOMACH: Multiple gastric polyps in body and fundus.,No ulcers.,STOMACH: Small amount of bright red blood that seems to have refluxed back through the pylorus.,DUODENUM: mild duodenitis in the bulb.,The rest of the oesophagus looked normal.,at 38cm there is an impassable stricture with Fuji endoscope.,No ulcers.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z6299612\nPatient Name: Martinez, Leona\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Amini, Atheer\nDate of procedure: 2005-08-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0M2.,Mucosal inflammation with 0: No bleeding.,5 x oesophageal biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E6197772\nPatient Name: Butler, Kaelin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Kaber, Radiyya\nDate of procedure: 2015-04-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No inlet patch was seen in narrow band imaging.,One of the vessels was visibly bleeding.,OESOPHAGUS: Excellent result post EMR with complete squamous regeneation at site.,No inlet patch was seen in narrow band imaging.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1732455\nPatient Name: Bright, Drew\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Akbari, Mahfoodha\nDate of procedure: 2013-07-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Several erosions/small ulcers in inflammed antrum.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 36 cm .,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GO) J at 40 cm.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at:32cmx4.,Extensive portal hypertensive gastropathy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M8823141\nPatient Name: el-Harron, Shaamila\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Rebecca\nDate of procedure: 2009-10-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus normal with no hiatus hernia or oesophagitis.,Normal oesophagus; SCJ at 40 cm widely patent with 20 mm balloon fitting loosely; both limbs of jejunum entered for 20 cm.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the body of stomach with 0: No bleeding.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5272217\nPatient Name: Nunez, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Woon, Castine\nDate of procedure: 2016-01-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Sha has a 2cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C8544445\nPatient Name: Lasota, Amber\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Radwan, Marzooqa\nDate of procedure: 2016-12-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliac disease.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5917376\nPatient Name: Borja, Jasmine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Taheri, Haaniya\nDate of procedure: 2001-02-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus - Normal.,Stomach - Normal.,Hiatus hernia otherwise normal to D2.,STOMACH: Mild patchy gastritis.,Dudoenum- D2 Normal.,Treated- APC.,Epigastric burning pain improved on omeprazole.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A1648588\nPatient Name: Israel, Thalia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tadeo, Natalia\nDate of procedure: 2015-03-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The duodenum was also seen to distend well and didn't appear to be compressed extenally down to D2.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J1337672\nPatient Name: al-Habeeb, Aneesa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lathrop, Jheenus\nDate of procedure: 2011-02-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mild gastritis; duodenal diverticulum noted.,no varices seen.,Biopsies taken including for TCR.,STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia; non-erosive antral gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8594667\nPatient Name: el-Salek, Noora\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Salek, Sahar\nDate of procedure: 2003-12-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: EMR sites - more distal one at 37cm .,Type II/III lesion extending slighty across greater curve of stomach.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A mild, distal.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 38cmx4,36cmx2.,The patient withdrew his consent for the procedure, so no further biopsies were taken.,Small benign gastric polyp/oedematous mucosa on GOJ side not biopsied.,STOMACH: Tumour extending down lesser curve from just below goj to prepylorus, food residue++ - stenosis of pylorus.,Patient did not tolerate the procedure and was panicking and pulling the scope out.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B8880712\nPatient Name: Childs, Veronica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Majid, Farhat\nDate of procedure: 2012-03-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He has a fullly neosquamous oesophagus with an irregular Z-line.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G8210675\nPatient Name: Doan, Laiya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Konneh, Ahmawn\nDate of procedure: 2007-08-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm.,Sliding hiatus hernia 4cm.,5 x oesophageal biopsies taken.,Botox injected 20iu into 4 quadrants 1cm above the gastro oeophageal junction.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V4085520\nPatient Name: Smith, Aisha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Kaiser, Azeeza\nDate of procedure: 2009-07-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 39 cm and 29 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,GOJ at 43 cm.,Volvulus partially reduced.,Area biopsied again.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I1303991\nPatient Name: Diaz, Erika\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Davila Draper, Melanie\nDate of procedure: 2007-02-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 36 cm .,This was removed by a 4 peice EMR using Duette MBM kit.,No evidence of oeosphagitis.,Haemodynamically stable and Hb normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2075882\nPatient Name: Rodriguez, Lorka\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Namlong, Tina\nDate of procedure: 2011-03-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Had an UGI bleed.,Oesophagus: Barrett's - no nodules.,Area marked and one site removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit, but attempt at removing proximal site not succssful as wouldn't lift.,Stomach: previous resection.,Not examined for inlet patch as she found the procedure unconfortable towards the end.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GO) J at 40 cm.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O3104214\nPatient Name: al-Shehata, Awaatif\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Atencio, Jocelyn\nDate of procedure: 2014-07-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No sinister features.,Stomach - Normal.,STOMACH: diffuse gastritis with angiodysplasia and punctate bleeding site on greater curve mid body - no obvious ulcer- antrum scar ?,OESOPHAGUS: 3 columns of varices which did not compress on insufflation but were small.,Stomach: mild/moderate erosive gastritis.,OESOPHAGUS: the previous subepithelial lesion measuring 1.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P4425100\nPatient Name: London, Bailey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ortiz, Raquel\nDate of procedure: 2011-05-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Nodular area high on lesser curve, biopsied.,No immediate complications.,3cm hiatus hernia.,Hyperplastic polyp extending over greater curve to cardia.,The overall picture appears unchanged compared to the previous description 4 months ago.,STOMACH:, Stomach-Mild antral inflammation - biopsies to check for hp as on ppi.,anastomosis at 30cm widely patent and normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L8917541\nPatient Name: al-Allam, Amniyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Burch, Haylie\nDate of procedure: 2015-11-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Diaphragmatic pinch:39cm,He also has erosive gastritis in the fundus.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0 M1.,STOMACH: Tumour extending down lesser curve from just below goj to prepylorus, food residue++ - stenosis of pylorus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K6126215\nPatient Name: Futch, Justice\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Flores, Heather\nDate of procedure: 2008-11-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum- Bulb Duodentitis.,STOMACH: mild antral non-erosive gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S6740918\nPatient Name: Cheung, Autumn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Woodson, Mariesha\nDate of procedure: 2013-04-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach: Mild, non-specific antral gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D2568207\nPatient Name: el-Taha, Najma\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jordan, Jessaca\nDate of procedure: 2013-11-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: EoE.,Multiple biopsies taken.,Oesophagus normal with no hiatus hernia or oesophagitis.,The hiatus hernia is sliding andapproximately 3cm .,Coffee ground vomit.,Mild PHG, no obvious varices seen in oesophagus or stomach.,Some washing performed but concern regarding aspiration if copious washing performed.,Alimentary limb till 70cm from incisors with no obvious extrinsic compression.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N1257699\nPatient Name: Johnson, Makenzie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tran, Shen\nDate of procedure: 2011-06-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Narrowband imaging of the oesophagus: No inlet patch.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 46 cm.,STOMACH: Healthy conduit, widely patent pylorus.,Several fundal gland polyps in the body.,Presence of surgical stiches and superficial ulceration at the gastroenteric anastomoses.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 46 cm.,STOMACH: The previous deep ulcer remains well covered with OTSC .\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7176341\nPatient Name: Davis III, Paris\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mayemura, Brandy\nDate of procedure: 2012-08-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He has a duodenal ulcer in D2.,STOMACH: diffuse gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7489214\nPatient Name: Smith, Shannon\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Yazzie, Lauren\nDate of procedure: 2014-10-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus- No varices.,No ulcer.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R2764793\nPatient Name: Mcguire, Thuy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Schoenrock, Breanna\nDate of procedure: 2011-11-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Streaky antral gastritis with linear erosions.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 40cm.,Mild gastric body mucosal thickening and pangastritis.,Tiny erosions at the antrum.,STOMACH: diffuse gastritis.,STOMACH: Erythema with small erosion at antrum.,Stomach and duodenum: normal.,Oesophagus - Small hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7058648\nPatient Name: Gabrysiak, Karen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Canter, Patricia\nDate of procedure: 2006-02-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: PEG in situ, not embeded.,No erosions in antrum seen this time.,Stomach: few 3mm polyps in stomach with 4mm polyp in fundus .,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0 M1.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z8946728\nPatient Name: al-Shahin, Nawfa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Khaton, Navya\nDate of procedure: 2009-03-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 5 cm in size .,STOMACH: 5 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,Access to second duodenum was achieved with minor difficulty.,STOMACH: mild non-erosive antral gastritis - CLO test - negative.,No sinister features.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no residual Barrett's post HALO RFA.,Treated with HALO 90 RFA at 12J.,Nodular area high on lesser curve, biopsied.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7331206\nPatient Name: Kue, Brisha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Anderson, Tiara\nDate of procedure: 2002-12-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Clip still in place from previous polypectomy, thpugh no clear residual polyp.,The patient withdrew his consent for the procedure, so no further biopsies were taken.,Smallpolyp at D1/D2 junction seen from 2012.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal.,Lesion on retroflexion extending towards greater curve of stomach-biopsied.,Mega-oesophagus filled with solid food; unable to identify cardia safely, therefore procedure abandoned.,Not amenable to EMR, looks like T2 endoscopically.,EoE.,Proceed to colonoscopy today as planned.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T9453315\nPatient Name: Martin, Cydnee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garcia, Emily\nDate of procedure: 2013-09-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No fundal varices seen.,OESOPHAGUS: top of gastric fold and neo-Zline at 38 cm, 36 and 35 cm.,Endoscopic treatment not indicated.,Duodenitis.,STOMACH: Large hiatus hernia.,She has a Paris subcentimetre 1s nodule at the GOJ which is likely to be hyperplastic or regenerative.,Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,No blood in the upper GI tract.,No oesophagitis and no hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4134709\nPatient Name: Harris, Lakeisha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Law, Shaunice\nDate of procedure: 2009-11-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal to D2.,Mildly dilated oesophagus; SCJ at 40 cm; no oesophagitis or hiatus hernia.,She has a small hiatus hernia .,Oesophagus- No varices.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5156770\nPatient Name: Poonpiset, Sze\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lizarraga, Marisol\nDate of procedure: 2005-06-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: Normal.,No source of upper GI bleeding was identified.,Diaphragmatic pinchL 41cm .,Modalities used to achieve haemostasis:.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C2789586\nPatient Name: Shaw, Harley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Geist, Brittany\nDate of procedure: 2011-05-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: G: Portal hypertensive gastropathy, more obvious in the fundus.,Acetic acid used .,Cardia abnormality in keeping with known signet ring cancer.,STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia; mild non-erosive gastritis, more prominent in antrum - CLO test: negative.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5990901\nPatient Name: Bugarin, Stevey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Azad, Sahheeda\nDate of procedure: 2007-09-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 38cmx4,36cmx2.,Anastomosis patent, easily passable with the scope.,OESOPHAGUS: Mild narrowing at oesophago-conduit anastomosis in neck, required balloon dilatation 20mm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A3962018\nPatient Name: Trinh, Mimi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vasquez, Miranda\nDate of procedure: 2004-10-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: mild antral gastritis, biopsies taken.,5 cm gastric ulcer in antrum with haematin deposits in the base and surrounded by significant oedema - biopsied x 6.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J8367396\nPatient Name: Chavis, Kynadee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Mitri, Zaitoona\nDate of procedure: 2013-10-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mild gastric body mucosal thickening and pangastritis.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Body of stomach.,oesophagus: Normal.,STOMACH: PHG mild to moderate.,DUODENUM: duodenal ulcer in D1 - 2 cm diameter on the posterior wall, with clean base and surrounding oedema, causing some degree of stricture; scope easily passed into D2, without resistance.,No evidence of recent or active bleeding.,No immediate complication.,Small hiatus hernia from 38 to 41cm.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8211489\nPatient Name: Apodaca, Chalcey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Melton, Deja\nDate of procedure: 2007-12-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Despite this, reasonable views obtained.,No inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,Stomach- Pylorus Polyp- 2cm.,Oesophagus- Barrett with overlying inflammation fro 25cms.,Oesophagus - normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9209688\nPatient Name: Myers, Sabra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hayes, Jada\nDate of procedure: 2011-08-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 36cm.,D2 biopsies taken to exclude coeliac in view of weight loss.,D2 biopsies taken n view of diarrhoea.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G9989010\nPatient Name: Hernandez Muniz, Lashonda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Mahmood, Suhaa\nDate of procedure: 2003-06-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: possible very small isolated varix at fundus.,The hiatus hernia is sliding andapproximately 3cm .,No macroscopic features of EoE.,Normal muosa.,OESOPHAGUS: Short tongue of Barrett's remians, C0M4 left wall.,Post laparoscopic Nissen's fundoplication 4y ago.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal apart from possible mild trachealization.,D: Normal to D3.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1083206\nPatient Name: Bramble, Stephanie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Coffman, Sidney\nDate of procedure: 2004-11-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Treated with HALO RFA Channel at 12J.,Final Prague score: C1M5.,Could not tolerateand declined sedation on this occasion.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3619361\nPatient Name: Lynn, Miranda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Miller, Christina\nDate of procedure: 2002-06-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastric biopsies taken for HLO - on PPI and unable to do CLO test.,Minor bleeding which resolved spontaneously.,No active ource of bleeding was found.,12 oesophageal biopsies taken 36cm, 28cm and 22cm.,No varices or evidence of portal hypertensive gastropathy.,Not the most convincing oesophageal trachealisation - biopsies taken to assess for eosinophilic oesophagitis - proximal, mid and distal oesophagus.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at:32cmx4.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W7335845\nPatient Name: Wilkens, Tia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Anderson, Haley\nDate of procedure: 2010-09-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: Erythema at D1.,STOMACH: normal- CLO test - negative.,No nodular or atypical areas examined in WL and NBI.,STOMACH: Portal Hypertensive Gastropathy.,5cm lesion in D2 with surface characteristics of an adenoma but a more irregular central part.,Hiatus hernia otherwise normal to D2.,STOMACH: Mild generalised gastritis.,No hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1085643\nPatient Name: Morgan, Susie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gapp, Amy\nDate of procedure: 2008-09-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 5 cm, ulcerated with two areas of ?,Haemospray.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6658276\nPatient Name: Kodicherla, Michelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wilson-Parson, Mahogany\nDate of procedure: 2010-11-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: Normal - examined to D3.,Mucosal inflammation.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4154167\nPatient Name: Henderson, Jernayiah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Woodberry, Jade\nDate of procedure: 2014-09-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsies taken from the oesophagus to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,STOMACH: Portal Hypertensive Gastropathy.,GOJ at 38cm, biopsies taken.,Inlet patch - Yes or No:No.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K8099671\nPatient Name: Tree, Tenai\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Rafiq, Umaira\nDate of procedure: 2002-02-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No inlet patch was seen.,D1 - ulcer healing .,Prominentfolds superior to the antrum - biopsied x 2.,Nodules between 38 anc 34cm, Paris Type IIa annd covered 75% of the circumference of the oesophagus.,Oesophagus- Barrett with overlying inflammation fro 25cms.,OESOPHAGUS: Top of gasric folds at 31 cm and several islands at 28-26 cm, at right and posterior walls.,Some washing performed but concern regarding aspiration if copious washing performed.,G: Normal mucosa.,Normal duodenal mucosa.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1985702\nPatient Name: Lightfoot, Audrey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Koskovich, Hailey\nDate of procedure: 2005-10-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mild gastritis-biopsies taken from gastric antrum for Hp .,No cervical inlet patch.,Normal D2.,Modalities used to achieve haemostasis: 10mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and 2 clips applied.,5mm resulting in a superficial mucosal tear as intended.,Upper and lower oesophageal biopsies taken to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis in view of dysphagia.,The GOJ was circumferentially removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D4796018\nPatient Name: Mcintosh, Letyraial\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Yang, Joanne\nDate of procedure: 2002-02-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach: Mild, non-specific antral gastritis.,Stomach - Normal.,Cardia/ GOJ fully ablated along with residual Barrett's.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2905244\nPatient Name: al-Ayub, Radwa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Shaban, Arwa\nDate of procedure: 2007-06-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Treated with HALO RFA Channel at 12J.,Sliding hiatus hernia 3cm, GOJ biopsies taken.,Congestion for portal hypertension.,G: no Fundal varices.,Intubation of efferent limb for a length of the scope.,Linear erosions in oesophagus.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm.,Topf of gastric folds 35cm, 34, 30M.,Treated with HALO 90 RFA at 12J.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7729897\nPatient Name: al-Gaber, Mawzoona\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Barron, Rebecca\nDate of procedure: 2014-06-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0 M1.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good position at check endoscopy.,12 oesophageal biopsies taken 36cm, 28cm and 22cm.,D2 biopsies taken n view of diarrhoea.,There is a very short 2cm just above the GOJ, with some contact bleeding.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9801234\nPatient Name: Stremel, Elizabeth\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Schultz, Mariah\nDate of procedure: 2008-03-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Hiatus hernia 36-42 cm.,Third duodenum compressed by an extrinsic ovoidal shaped mass.,OESOPHAGUS: Irregular Z-line, no clear visible Barrett's but metaplasia on previous biopsy.,The varices flattened well with air insufflation.,Duodenum- Bulb Duodentitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R3882435\nPatient Name: Robertson, Alyssa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Ramin, Adeeba\nDate of procedure: 2010-01-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Could not tolerateand declined sedation on this occasion.,Sliding hiatus hernia 4cm.,As pt very symptomatic and on PPI gastric biopsies taken for H.Pylori.,DUODENUM: not examined.,OESOPHAGUS: Top of gasric folds at 31 cm and several islands at 28-26 cm, at right and posterior walls.,Oesophagus normal-impression of mild oesophagitis in mid oesophagus-biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7134775\nPatient Name: Monteiro, Tajshawnne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tosi, Crystal\nDate of procedure: 2006-02-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 33 cm.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the body of stomach - biopsied.,The endoscope passed without resistance.,GORD with only partial response to PPI.,GOJ at 38cm, biopsies taken.,No bleeding/perf.,Known Barrett's.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9871480\nPatient Name: Marshall, Taylor\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hockman, Kaily\nDate of procedure: 2001-03-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 40cm with stitches from previous repair visible at 3o'clock.,No gastric varices and no portal hypertensive gastropathy.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9204095\nPatient Name: Le, Teal\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dodd, Sonja\nDate of procedure: 2003-10-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Lax LOS .,Mild oesophagitis LA grade B, sliding hiatus hernia about 3cm.,Inlet patch - No:.,No Visible lesions.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliac disease.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1294090\nPatient Name: Laga, Madison\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Amber, Haaniya\nDate of procedure: 2001-10-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal oesophagus to GOJ at 41 cm .,Well covered - photographed.,Cervical inlet patch at 18 cm, on the right wall\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M9440150\nPatient Name: el-Pour, Mubeena\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Sharifi, Ghaidaa\nDate of procedure: 2002-05-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Tortuous oesophagus, minimal resistance at GOJ.,STOMACH: previous bypass surgery in 1997 - both loops look normal.,No evidence of residual/recurrent Barrett's.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and 25 cm, plus two more biopsies at 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6044658\nPatient Name: Amphonephong, Olivia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wing, Krista\nDate of procedure: 2014-05-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Multiple gastric polyps in body and fundus.,Lifted and ESD performed.,Ulcer in the antrum.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at36 cm, 26 cm and 21 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,DUODENUM:.,Duodenal biopsies taken.,Small cyst in lower osophagus.,Large twisted para-oesophageal hernia.,Biopsies taken at 35P.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6417773\nPatient Name: Jones, Megan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Brooks, Emilia\nDate of procedure: 2012-03-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: It appeared to arise from the floor of D2 but I could not positively identify the major ampulla, so it could be related to that.,No PHG.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good positionat check endoscopy.,Mucosal inflammation with 0: No bleeding.,STOMACH: 4 mm sessile polyp in atrum, smooth, erythematous surface - biopsied x 2; at least three < 2 mm gastric fundic polyps - biopsied x 2.,Stomach- Pylorus.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at:32cmx4.,No lifting with St.Mark's solution,Four D2 biopsies were takento rule out coeliac disease.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6072011\nPatient Name: Torres, Mariah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Moore, Desiree\nDate of procedure: 2013-02-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus- Barrett with overlying inflammation fro 25cms.,pylori, confirming eradication after previous treatment from GP .,Top of tongues:31 cm.,2 Mallory-Weiss tears at GOJ, one with visible vessel/fibrin clot, the other being longer and deeper.,No stigmata of recent bleeding.,STOMACH: diffuse gastritis with angiodysplasia and punctate bleeding site on greater curve mid body - no obvious ulcer- antrum scar ?,G: some old flecks of blood in the antrum which washed easily.,No evidence of reflux.,Not safe to band due to food refluxing up oesophagus but will need re-banding at some point.,D2 biopsies taken as per request.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1449886\nPatient Name: Massel, Alexandria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Brown, Rylie\nDate of procedure: 2009-11-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: I took quadrantic biopsies at 25 cm and 20 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1607560\nPatient Name: Nguyen, Chau\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Huynh, Tori\nDate of procedure: 2001-11-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Fresh bleeding seen in D2 distal to the ampulla secondary to angioectasia.,OGD today to assess for ulceration/ongoing bleeding.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 35 cm.,Repositioned with bumper clear of gastric wall.,STOMACH: mild antral gastritis, biopsies taken.,Opposite to this at 3 oclock at the GOJ there looked to be some discrete inflamed mucosa but no lesion.,There is no hiatus hernia or evidence of oesophagitis.,Post total gastrectomy.,Stomach: mild/moderate erosive gastritis.,STOMACH: 2-3 cm sliding hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8031481\nPatient Name: Landeros, Jazmin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Swimmer, Chalcey\nDate of procedure: 2015-12-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The mucosa proximal and distal to this segment looked essentially normal apart fromfew scattered tiny white spots.,GOJ at 43 cm.,Distorted and distended stomach.,No nodular areas seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2120051\nPatient Name: Martinez, Sofia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Chou, Taylor\nDate of procedure: 2001-10-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: O: 3 x columns of grade 2-3 oesophageal varices from 34cm .,Biopsy for HP.,Anastomosis patent and empirically dilated up to 20mm with good effect.,Z-line at: 39cm - Bravo placed at 33cm- good position at check endoscopy.,Three D2 andone D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.,Shatzki ring at the OGJ.,Biopsies were taken at the strictured area as well as the mid and lower oesophagus to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7163832\nPatient Name: Beauford, Nadia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Carver, Morgan\nDate of procedure: 2009-09-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Dilated to 19mm with CRE balloon for 1 minute.,No stricture.,Small benign gastric polyp/oedematous mucosa on GOJ side not biopsied.,GOJ scar tissue and nodular areafrom 39-42cm, biopsied.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6620949\nPatient Name: el-Ghazal, Zuhriyaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Farhat, Sabreen\nDate of procedure: 2008-09-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 36 cm.,Oesophageal mucosae very friable and inflamed.,Top of gastric folds: 41 cm.,Total of 23 ablations.,STOMACH: 4 mm sessile polyp in atrum, smooth, erythematous surface - biopsied x 2; at least three < 2 mm gastric fundic polyps - biopsied x 2.,LAWS and bleeding under acetic acid,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and twobiopsies were taken at 25 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4378217\nPatient Name: Radosta, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Danielle\nDate of procedure: 2014-02-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: gastritis in the body and fundus, CLO test - positive.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2657390\nPatient Name: Cayou, Alana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Anderson, Soleil\nDate of procedure: 2002-07-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach - mild gastritis CLO taken - NEGTIVE.,She has a small hiatus hernia .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S9393699\nPatient Name: Richards III, Picabo\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Abeyta, Carly\nDate of procedure: 2009-04-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Large gastric food residue, not safe to proceed.,No diverticulum, no massess.,Large twisted para-oesophageal hernia.,Oesophagus- No varices.,Sessile polyp in the body of stomach - ulcerated - biopsied.,3 treatments with no cleaning step.,Stomach: mild/moderate erosive gastritis.,STOMACH: significant amount of solid and liquid residue present.,Well covered - photographed.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D5975610\nPatient Name: Robinson, Lilly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Azer, Hakeema\nDate of procedure: 2002-05-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GORD with only partial response to PPI.,As pt very symptomatic and on PPI gastric biopsies taken for H.Pylori.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the body of stomach with 0: No bleeding.,Mid oesophageal wide moutheddiverticulum.,Pt on clopidogrel and NJT in situ, and dilatation not performed.,Consistent with reflux oesophagitis.,Antral and fundic gastritis and a couple of fundic erosions seen.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and two more at 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4378127\nPatient Name: Bigbey, Alexis\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Guerrero, Alexis\nDate of procedure: 2016-09-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsies were taken at the strictured area as well as the mid and lower oesophagus to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Lax cardia with mild inflammation of the top of gastric folds.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7597311\nPatient Name: Casillas, Risa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kawabata, Lauren\nDate of procedure: 2008-06-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal oesophagus to GOJ at 41 cm .,STOMACH: mild non-erosive gastritis in fundus.,Stomach- Normal.,Sessile polyp in the body of stomach - ulcerated - biopsied.,Duodenal aspirates and biopsies obtained.,No active ource of bleeding was found.,Top of circumferential Barrett's: 43cm.,D1/2 biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Two tiny polyps at 25cm .,Duodenum- Bulb Duodentitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H4452093\nPatient Name: Nezic, Kendal\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jackson, Monique\nDate of procedure: 2008-01-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 4 biopsies taken at 35cm and 25cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,No evidence of oesophagitis.,The procedure was poorly tolerated, therefore only x 2 biopsies were take at 40 cm, 30 cm and 23 cm respectively, to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,There were mutiple small nodules in the distal oesophagus of unknown significance .,DUODENUM: Normal.,He has an isolate patch of gastritis with the occasional erosion within the fundus which probably accounts for the PET findings.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at 36, 34 and 32 cm.,5 cm, ulcerated with two areas of ?\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R8004923\nPatient Name: Molina, Azelia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ice, Natalie\nDate of procedure: 2003-03-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No stigmata of bleeding.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 40cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Small hiatus hernia.,15 Fr FREKA PEG tube inserted under direct endoscopic vision.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7957976\nPatient Name: Waters, Genevieve\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tran, Yoo\nDate of procedure: 2008-03-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA B .,Two D1 biopsies and 8 gastric biopsies taken.,STOMACH: significant amount of food residue in the stomach, therefore the procedure was stopped due to risk of aspiration and poor views.,No gastric varices and no portal hypertensive gastropathy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z2727641\nPatient Name: Nading, Shayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Manu, Jennifer\nDate of procedure: 2004-09-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 3 clips deployed and 7ml of 1:10,000 adrenaline injected around the area.,Nornal stomach otherwise.,No blood or sign of recent bleeding.,STOMACH: Pan gastritis.,No evidence of residual/recurrent Barrett's.,Small amount of bile in the gastric conduit.,No ongoing duodenal ulceration.,D2 - normal.,Known extensive and metastatic gastric cancer.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7461659\nPatient Name: Blitzer, Anne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Parsons, Kimberly\nDate of procedure: 2007-10-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No stricture.,He had a Paris IIa lesion at 12 and 6 o'clock.,The duodenum was also seen to distend well and didn't appear to be compressed extenally down to D2.,GOJ at 43 cm.,Biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: one linear varix, small size, flattened on insufflation, with no red signs.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T3145793\nPatient Name: Burnett, Jewell\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Knowles, Daoshonay\nDate of procedure: 2007-08-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There is a new ulcer on the opposite wall to clip - not as deep as previously but may need a second clip.,OESOPHAGUS: Varices- Four columns.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5148114\nPatient Name: Scott, Taya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Romero, Katie-Lynne\nDate of procedure: 2010-04-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Difficultto locate the pylorus but D2 reached.,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm hiatus hernia.,Biopsies taken from the oesophagus to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,The endoscope passed without resistance.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U1759838\nPatient Name: Shaheen, Charlene\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Arshad, Majdiyya\nDate of procedure: 2008-12-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Z-line at: 45cm - Bravo placed at 39cm- good position at check endoscopy.,Stomach: previous resection.,Some washing performed but concern regarding aspiration if copious washing performed.,Nodules between 38 anc 34cm, Paris Type IIa annd covered 75% of the circumference of the oesophagus.,Stomach: previous resection.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5917931\nPatient Name: Taylor, Alexandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Taimanglo, Sendy\nDate of procedure: 2014-01-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus - small <5mmoesophageal varices x2 columns.,Biopsy for HP.,Large 10cm sliding hiatus hernia, with no evidence of reflux disease.,Oesophagus normal, GOJ at 38cm normal.,Stomach- Body Polyp- Pedunculated .,Biopsies taken from the GOJ x4 and from 38cm x4.,GOJ at 36cm.,Tongue of columnar junction above SCJ at 38 cm; 1 cm slippage of cardia through fundoplication; hiatus hernia repair appears intact.,G: mild PHG.,Proximal to the pylorus was an anastomosis opening into a loop with 2 openings ?\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2813264\nPatient Name: Wagoner, Ayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sun, Alexis\nDate of procedure: 2003-05-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: duodenitis in D1 and D2.,Otherwise normal mucosa.,No inlet patch.,Stomach - mild gastritis CLO - negative.,STOMACH: Antral gastris.,The procedure was poorly tolerated, therefore only x 2 biopsies were take at 40 cm, 30 cm and 23 cm respectively, to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,OESOPHAGUS: Hiatus hernia 36-42 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A6871788\nPatient Name: al-Mahdavi, Fidda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Billings, Sarah\nDate of procedure: 2004-12-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Almost stopped but as oozing treated with 4ml of adrenaline 1:10,000 and bipolar with good effect.,Hyperplastic polyp extending over greater curve to cardia.,Forest grade III.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA C .,Dilated to 19mm with CRE balloon for 1 minute.,Gastritis and duodenitis.,Biopsies taken from edge of ulcer.,Stomach- Pylorus and DUODENUM: Normal.,D2 - normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6229707\nPatient Name: Casem, Dora\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Drennan, Desiree\nDate of procedure: 2010-04-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Therefore multiple polyps were biopsied.,G: Normal mucosa.,Hiatus Hernia- Large.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A/B .,Oesophagus: Multiplewhite exudates throughout the oesophagus resembling candida but could be food debris.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7228898\nPatient Name: Nienow, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Johnson, Danyelle\nDate of procedure: 2006-05-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Modalities used to achieve haemostasis: 10mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and 2 clips applied.,No PHG.,Alkaline gastritis and amount of bile residue.,Normal UGI tract.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's osophagus C3M5 34-39cm.,No afferent limb seen.,Normal oesohagus.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 40cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B1224656\nPatient Name: May, Taylor\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garcia, Naomi\nDate of procedure: 2015-08-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No inlet patch.,Upper oesophageal narrowing passable with the scope, normal mucosae.,Duodenum - severe duodenitis in D21 with multiple clean based ulcers.,no inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,Oesopahgus- Distal Bleeding-Active .,Seven bands applied on 4 columns starting at OGJ.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G4762980\nPatient Name: Thao, Catherine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shashidhar, Molly\nDate of procedure: 2012-09-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D: oedematous mucosa in D1 but no ulcers seen.,Known Barrett's.,Scope not attempted as hypotensive.,STOMACH: mild non-erosive antral gastritis, CLO test - negative.,I took quadrantic biopsies at 25 cm and 20 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,STOMACH: diffuse gastritis.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1418327\nPatient Name: Torres Olivas, Adrina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mitio, Mikayla\nDate of procedure: 2012-07-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 45 cm.,Consistent with reflux oesophagitis.,STOMACH: Gastritis with erosions in the antrum.,2 mm lipoma at 21 cm on the right wall,STOMACH: No food.,OESOPHAGUS: Grade A oesophagitis, but appearances nuch improved with no focal ulceration.,No strictures seen.,at 38cm there is an impassable stricture with Fuji endoscope.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm .\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6545050\nPatient Name: Cleckley, Samrawit\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcneely, Melinda\nDate of procedure: 2011-03-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 5% acetic acid/0.,DUODENUM: Erythema at D1.,No oesophageal varices seen.,Mucosal inflammation.,Duodenum- Bulb Duodentitis- Erosions.,STOMACH: gastritis.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.,Oesophagus - Reflux oesophagitis.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part ofduodenum.,Biopsies taken from ulcer edge x3.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W1047941\nPatient Name: Marquez, Jenna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Montoya, Isela\nDate of procedure: 2002-10-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Large twisted para-oesophageal hernia.,No cause for anaemia found.,Four dD2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliacdisease.,DUODENUM: Forrest III ulcer in D1.,STOMACH: The previous deep ulcer remains well covered with OTSC .,Duodenum- Bulb Duodentitis.,STOMACH: moderate antral gastritis - CLO test negative.,3mm islands and small rim of Barrett's at GOJ right wall.,No source of upper GI bleeding was identified.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O4756019\nPatient Name: Carbajal, Devanny\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Satter, Farhat\nDate of procedure: 2015-04-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenitis D1 - mild.,Slightly prominent ampulla but not biopsied - did not look abnormal.,There is no hiatus hernia or evidence of oesophagitis.,No Barrett's seen.,STOMACH: Mild patchy gastritis.,STOMACH: Mild antral erythematous gastritis.,Stomach and duodenum: normal with no mucosal lesion.,Haemospray.,No blood in the upper GI tract.,Biopsies taken from ulcer edge x3.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P2080807\nPatient Name: Williams, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mutch, Erin\nDate of procedure: 2004-05-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No source of bleeding was identified.,Oesophagus- Candida in proximal oesophagus.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and 25 cm plus 2 biopsies at 20 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm .,OESOPHAGUS: oesophageal candidiasis in the lower third.,DUODENUM: first and second duodenum were distorted.,Stomach- Pylorus Polyp- 2cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L2478495\nPatient Name: Cooley, Zsuria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rasmussen, Aubreanna\nDate of procedure: 2002-08-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Ulcer in the pylorus.,No bleeding seen.,The procedure was poorly tolerated, therefore only x 2 biopsies were take at 40 cm, 30 cm and 23 cm respectively, to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Gastric biopsies taken.,Oesopahgus- Distal Oesophagitis- LA A/B .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2068433\nPatient Name: Patchett, Cheyenna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rinard, Adalynn\nDate of procedure: 2011-01-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 10mls 1% Lignocaine to skin.,GOJ at 43 cm.,Antral and body biopsied for CLO as on PPI - CLO negative.,Duodenum: Duodenitis with a small erosion .,Area biopsied again.,No Hiatus hernia.,Oesophagus normal-impression of mild oesophagitis in mid oesophagus-biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1951882\nPatient Name: Carter, Brittany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Carter, Marissa\nDate of procedure: 2011-03-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Top of gasric folds at 31 cm and several islands at 28-26 cm, at right and posterior walls.,No gastric varices.,No active source of bleeding was found.,Irregular Z line.,D: Normal to D3.,OESOPHAGUS: Varices- Four columns.,Neo Z line looks normal at 36 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D9082891\nPatient Name: Yost, Shayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Monica\nDate of procedure: 2001-03-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: See pictures.,Small polyp on incisura,No evidence of oesophageal varices.,Adrenaline injected and clip applied to vessel; 2 clips applied to close longertear.,DUODENUM: minimal duodenitis in D1.,Gastric biopsies taken.,Anastomosis patent, easily passable with the scope.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2752405\nPatient Name: Diller, Chaochih\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Ghazi, Tahaani\nDate of procedure: 2016-09-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Portal hypertensive gastropathy.,No stigmata of bleeding.,No lifting with St.Mark's solution,Lax cardia with small hiatus hernia but no erosive oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q4907331\nPatient Name: Valenzuela, Edelmira\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nedd, Alexandria\nDate of procedure: 2010-03-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Treated with HALO RFA Channel at 12J.,Lax cardia with small hiatus hernia but no erosive oesophagitis.,Large 10cm sliding hiatus hernia, with no evidence of reflux disease.,Total of 6 ablations.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7140324\nPatient Name: Smith, Shannon\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gonzalez, Jemmie\nDate of procedure: 2011-06-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: no obvious lesions, some neovascularity 28cm ?,Mildly dilated oesophagus; SCJ at 40 cm; no oesophagitis or hiatus hernia.,Hypotensive during procedure but BP better after 500ml of saline.,Consistent with reflux oesophagitis.,OESOPHAGUS: Tumour commencing just below Z-line extending into lesser curve as previously described.,OESOPHAGUS: No residual Barrett's post HALO RFA.,3 columns of barely noticeable oesophagal varices at 11, 2 and 6 o'clock at 32-37cm.,Normal otherwise.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R9120543\nPatient Name: Sosa, Janett\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vongvichith, Shelby\nDate of procedure: 2013-05-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: O:ulcerated, friable, nodular tissue between 28 to 37cm .,Otherwise normal mucosa.,Small 2cm recurrent HH.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Angularis.,OESOPHAGUS: top of gastric fold and neo-Zline at 38 cm, 36 and 35 cm.,Duodenum clear.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7095078\nPatient Name: Davis, Samantha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Arenivas Apodaca, Brenda\nDate of procedure: 2012-10-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies taken at 36, 34 and 32 cm.,C0M1 Barretts- biopsied.,Previous partial gastrectomy.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Small HH.,Normal D1 and D2.,Gastritis, haemorrhagic in fundus and oedema in pylorus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z6299612\nPatient Name: el-Ally, Nasreen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Angela\nDate of procedure: 2015-12-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- Pylorus and DUODENUM: Normal.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A .,Smallpolyp at D1/D2 junction seen from 2012.,2 mm lipoma at 21 cm on the right wall\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E6197772\nPatient Name: Logue, Myesha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Sharifi, Radwa\nDate of procedure: 2007-05-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm.,Stomach and duodenum: normal.,Diaphragmatic pinch:39cm,Diaphragmatic pinch: 39cm : 34cm.,Mild oesophagitis LA grade B, sliding hiatus hernia about 3cm.,Stomach: mild/moderate erosive gastritis.,Friable ulcerated polypoid lesion in the lower third of the oesophagus .,DUODENUM: bile and residue - no obstruction to D3.,Grade C oesophagitis over 4cm in the distal oesophagus.,No bleeding at pylorus and I dont think I dilated it per se with the scope.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1732455\nPatient Name: Chase, Soomin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ashley, Rachel\nDate of procedure: 2002-06-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Volvulus partially reduced.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M8823141\nPatient Name: Sands, Johannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jennings, Simone\nDate of procedure: 2009-05-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 48 cm.,No blood or ongoing bleeding seen in the UGI tract.,Adrenaline injected and clip applied to vessel; 2 clips applied to close longertear.,The hiatus hernia is sliding andapproximately 3cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5272217\nPatient Name: Sanchez, Veronica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Dallal, Majeeda\nDate of procedure: 2008-10-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The anastomosis was erythematous with bleeding to touch and oedema.,DUODENUM: mild duodenitis/oedema in bulb/D1/2 junction.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C8544445\nPatient Name: al-Hashem, Raabia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Akel, Nahla\nDate of procedure: 2007-01-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Alimentary limb explorated for 15cm, no abnormalities.,Could not tolerateand declined sedation on this occasion.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5917376\nPatient Name: el-Khawaja, Nabeeha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shetterly, Randi\nDate of procedure: 2008-06-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach and duodenum with no mucosal lesion.,There is very slight and non-restrcitve stricturing at the site of the previous EMR.,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm hiatus hernia.,Mild gastritis-biopsies taken from gastric antrum for Hp .,STOMACH: Portal Hypertensive Gastropathy.,Biopsies taken from D2 and duodenal bulb.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm.,Retrieved with the aid of snare.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A1648588\nPatient Name: Ketchum-Marlow, Joelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kemp, Barbara\nDate of procedure: 2002-12-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.,GOJ at 33 cm.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J1337672\nPatient Name: Houston, Shayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Harjo, Amanda\nDate of procedure: 2002-08-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No endoscopic evidence of GORD.,Presence of surgical stiches and superficial ulceration at the gastroenteric anastomoses.,x6 D2/3 biopsies taken.,D2 biopsies taken as requested.,No evidence of residual/recurrent Barrett's.,Several fundal gland polyps in the body.,All 3 EMR peices were retrieved with Roth netting.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8594667\nPatient Name: Spritzer, Kailey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gaitan, Diana\nDate of procedure: 2005-04-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: In the distal tract there is a linear erosion, about 1 cm long.,STOMACH: multiple large varices in the fundus and body, along the greater curve.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good position at check endoscopy.,The patient withdrew his consent for the procedure, so no further biopsies were taken.,Normal upper GI endoscopy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B8880712\nPatient Name: Smith, Jennifer\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ko, Sage\nDate of procedure: 2016-09-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Treated with HALO RFA Express at 10J.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G8210675\nPatient Name: el-Sham, Shajee'a\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Kamal, Haniyya\nDate of procedure: 2002-05-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: She also has a cervical inlet patch of dubious significance.,STOMACH: Mild generalised gastritis.,Duodenum: Duodenitis with a small erosion .,Gastritis.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V4085520\nPatient Name: Sims, Aneesah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bankster, Shelby\nDate of procedure: 2001-12-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal upper GI endoscopy.,Z-line at: 46cm .,Mild lower oesophageal oesophagitis LA grade A.,OESOPHAGUS: Irregular Z-line, no clear visible Barrett's but metaplasia on previous biopsy.,STOMACH: mild non-erosive antral gastritis - CLO test - negative.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I1303991\nPatient Name: Chaudhry, Ninna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Vaziri, Nakheel\nDate of procedure: 2016-07-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Venous/vascular bleb in lower oesophagus - not typical for portal hypertension.,OESOPHAGUS: two short segments of Barrett's oesophagus, max 1 cm each, at 36 to 37 cm, C0M1.,Mucosal inflammation noted from the pylorus to the antrum.,Coffee ground vomit.,Grade C oesophagitis over 4cm in the distal oesophagus.,STOMACH: absent, jejunum healthy - aspirates for small bowel overgrowth.,No immediate complications.,D1 inspected carefully and no othe abnormalities seen.,Extensive portal hypertensive gastropathy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2075882\nPatient Name: Haney, Chelsea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Elliott, Natash\nDate of procedure: 2015-08-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: She has a Schatzki ring which is the likely cause of her dysphagia.,Stomach and pylorus normal; fundoplication visible on retroflexion.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O3104214\nPatient Name: Mosqueda, Kristina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. O'Toole, Shelby\nDate of procedure: 2012-02-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Neo Z line at 44 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P4425100\nPatient Name: Langer, Keisha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Akbari, Naqiyya\nDate of procedure: 2015-12-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: four small islands of Barrett's < 1 sq cm .,Haemospray.,Gastric biopsies taken.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the body of stomach - biopsied.,No ulceration, erosion or inflammation.,He bacame tachy.,EMR scar unchanged.,Stomach- Normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L8917541\nPatient Name: Castillo, Kristen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Roy, Mariah\nDate of procedure: 2009-10-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Inlet patch - No:.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.,Stomach- Pylorus Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Biopsies taken distally and proximally.,The endoscope passed through the stricture with resistance before dilatation initiated.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K6126215\nPatient Name: Bartole, Caitlyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Maher, Sally\nDate of procedure: 2009-10-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.,OESOPHAGUS: Grade A LA oesophagitis.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S6740918\nPatient Name: Bellinger, Aryonne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Harris, Jennifer\nDate of procedure: 2012-08-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach contains large amount of solid food residue; fundoplication visible on retroflexion.,This couldn't be resolved with the coag graspers so 2 clips were deploted over the vessel and 1:10,000 adrenaline x10ml was injected with haemostasis achieved.,Haemospray.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D2568207\nPatient Name: el-Haque, Aliyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Parsa, Maimoona\nDate of procedure: 2002-11-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 35cm, biopsies taken from lower oesophagus and GOJ.,The stomach still has a large amount of food residue, which suggests a degree of gastroparesis but there was certainly no evidence of gastric-outflow obstruction with a wide open pylorus.,Area biopsied again.,Consent form 4 completed.,Forrest Ulcer classification: IIc.,He has a 2cm as well as grade A oesophagitis.,Biopsies not taken as not necessary.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N1257699\nPatient Name: Green, Ryann\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Murphy, Shantell\nDate of procedure: 2003-10-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastric fundus biopsies taken, as mostly inflamed area and 1-2mm erosions .,No evidence of hiatus hernia or reflux oesophagitis seen.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7176341\nPatient Name: Moore, Samara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Huynh, Parose\nDate of procedure: 2001-04-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: Mild duodnitis.,Small polyp on fold in fundus, biopsied x1.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C1 M5 .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7489214\nPatient Name: Wear, Alexandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tabler, Annie\nDate of procedure: 2014-03-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagitis with superficial, apparently-healing erosions.,No inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,5 x oesophageal biopsies taken.,Stomach- Body Polyp- Pedunculated .,OESOPHAGUS:Normal.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliac disease.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R2764793\nPatient Name: Johnson, Jyona\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bumguardner, Tanya\nDate of procedure: 2006-05-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: CLO POSITIVE.,Ulcer in the pylorus.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 47 cm.,He had two visible vessels just distal to the GOJ, withina hiatus hernia.,No fundal varices.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA C .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7058648\nPatient Name: Ruiz, Karla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cundall, Taylor\nDate of procedure: 2016-06-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 38cmx4,36cmx2.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 33 cm, 24 cm and 21 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Fresh bleeding seen in D2 distal to the ampulla secondary to angioectasia.,No evidence of residual/recurrent Barrett's.,Type II tumour extending 2cm up to the SCJ, fundus is preserved.,STOMACH: Portal hypertensive gastropathy.,3 treatments with no cleaning step.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z8946728\nPatient Name: Zander, Alyssa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Avila, Dacia\nDate of procedure: 2014-11-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Final Prague score: C8M10.,3 small angioectasia with no ooze/bleeding - gold probe applied to all with good effect.,Known Barrett's.,Stomach contains large amount of solid food residue; fundoplication visible on retroflexion.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the antrum.,D2 biopsies taken as per request.,STOMACH: mild antral non-erosive gastritis.,Prominentfolds superior to the antrum - biopsied x 2.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7331206\nPatient Name: Kraiger, Lien\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Beck, Daizha\nDate of procedure: 2014-12-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Very friable with bleeding.,STOMACH: previous bypass surgery in 1997 - both loops look normal.,Stomach - mild gastritis CLO - negative.,Proximal to the pylorus was an anastomosis opening into a loop with 2 openings ?\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T9453315\nPatient Name: el-Dib, Raabiya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mai, Yee\nDate of procedure: 2015-09-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: N-Acetyl-cysteine used Yes or no.,D1/2 biopsies taken.,Small polyp on fold in fundus, biopsied x1.,Erosive antral gastritis.,OESOPHAGUS: Varices- Four columns.,Biopsies taken from the oesophagus to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Fuji endoscope through afterwards.,Oesopahgus- Distal Ulcer .,Mucosa washed with 1% NAC.,Mildoesophagitis grade LA A/B.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4134709\nPatient Name: Rivera, Elizabeth\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Omar, Urwa\nDate of procedure: 2006-06-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagitis and induration area at 25cm, biopsied.,No fundal varices seen.,OESOPHAGUS: Grade A LA oesophagitis.,Top of circumferential Barrett's: 43cm.,O: No oesophageal varices seen.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 39cm .,OESOPHAGUS: Grade B oesophagitis.,OESOPHAGUS: Excellent result post EMR with complete squamous regeneation at site.,Thickened mucosal folds at the cardia .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5156770\nPatient Name: Arechiga, Janetta\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Zhen, Jessica\nDate of procedure: 2002-12-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: PHG and single grade 1 varix as noted below.,Oesopahgus- Distal Ulcer .,Several erosions/small ulcers in inflammed antrum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C2789586\nPatient Name: el-Turay, Majdiyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Parsa, Nuha\nDate of procedure: 2006-01-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus normal, GOJ at 38cm normal.,Malignant gastric cancer 2 by 3cm located ongreater curve opposite incisura rest of OGD normal.,Fundoplication normal on retroflexion; erosive gastritis in antrum - biopsy and CLO.,Atrophic stomach.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5990901\nPatient Name: Rush-Miller, Kelsey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bach, Airiana\nDate of procedure: 2014-08-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Proximal to the pylorus was an anastomosis opening into a loop with 2 openings ?\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A3962018\nPatient Name: Korf, Caleigh\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Doom, Jameeha\nDate of procedure: 2005-05-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum: D2 biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: slightly tortuous and dilated but normal mucosa throughout.,Barrett's Oesophagus.,GOJ at 40 cm.,DUODENUM:.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J8367396\nPatient Name: Mejia-Lopez, Veronica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sanchez Diaz, Erika\nDate of procedure: 2001-09-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Linear erosions in oesophagus.,Duodenum- Bulb Duodentitis- Erosions.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A/B .,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA C .,Discrete erythema in the body, without any particular significance.,minimal gastritis - CLO test - negative .,No endoscopic evidence of GORD.,No hiatus hernia.,D2 biopsies taken x4.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8211489\nPatient Name: Arne, Tiffany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Abeyta, Brenda\nDate of procedure: 2016-10-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and 25 cm plus 2 biopsies at 20 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Type II tumour extending 2cm up to the SCJ, fundus is preserved.,Flumazenil given.,No haitus hernia.,Oesophagus- Hiatus hernia seen.,STOMACH: small, 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9209688\nPatient Name: Oliver, Madame\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cepeda, Gisela\nDate of procedure: 2012-09-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach: previous resection.,STOMACH: food residue ++ consistent with delayed gastric emptying,OESOPHAGUS: EMR sites - more distal one at 37cm .,Gastro-jejunostomy entered, no narrowing, and aspirates taken.,Difficultto locate the pylorus but D2 reached.,Small 2cm sliding hiatus hernia.,Minor bleeding which resolved spontaneously.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G9989010\nPatient Name: el-Aslam, Saamiqa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Morrison Pibel, Kuhu\nDate of procedure: 2014-03-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No stricturing seen.,G: Normal mucosa.,STOMACH: 4 mm sessile polyp in atrum, smooth, erythematous surface - biopsied x 2; at least three < 2 mm gastric fundic polyps - biopsied x 2.,Biopsy for HP.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and 25 cm, plus two more biopsies at 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Normal duodenum.,No visible lesion.,OESOPHAGUS: Varices- 3 columns grade 2.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1083206\nPatient Name: Kleemola, Reese\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Goodman, Marchele\nDate of procedure: 2016-05-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A/B .,No polyp with suspicious/different features identified.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3619361\nPatient Name: Stull, Heidi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Whiteside, Alexandrea\nDate of procedure: 2009-01-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: mild non-erosive gastritis in fundus.,No evidence of recent or active bleeding.,Limited to proximal stomach as there were some food residues and the patient was not tolerating the procedure very well ) .\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W7335845\nPatient Name: Lofton, Sarahray\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hill, Tanner\nDate of procedure: 2013-05-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 34 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1085643\nPatient Name: Brooks, Alexis\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gonzales, Taylor\nDate of procedure: 2003-09-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: No food.,Representative biopsies taken.,Fuji endoscope through afterwards.,5% acetic acid/0.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6658276\nPatient Name: Gonzalez-Valdez, Brittney\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Becco, Quinlyn\nDate of procedure: 2016-01-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ tight, but patent with Fuji endoscope.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis - linear ulceration at 3 oclock - biopsy taken.,G: Normal mucosa.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4154167\nPatient Name: Evans, Madeline\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mason, Tashina\nDate of procedure: 2003-02-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: In the pyloric channel there is inflammation but no ulceration.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 38, 36 and 34cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA B .,D1 - ulcer healing .,D2 biopsies taken in view of weight loss.,Some squamous papillomas in the distal oesophagus .,OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no appreciable hiatus hernia.,Small benign gastric polyp/oedematous mucosa on GOJ side not biopsied.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K8099671\nPatient Name: Gordon, Laura\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Little, Sarah\nDate of procedure: 2015-07-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus normal, GOJ at 38cm normal.,STOMACH: 5 cm sliding hiatus hernia with gastric prolapse.,Atrophic stomach.,Gastritis and duodenitis.,Duodenitis D1 - mild.,Pt on clopidogrel and NJT in situ, and dilatation not performed.,Stomach - Normal.,Stomach: x2 inflammatory polyps at cardia, best seen on inversion.,Known Barrett's.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1985702\nPatient Name: Cao, Carrie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garcia Rosales, Paula\nDate of procedure: 2004-01-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastro-oesophageal anastomosis at 30cm from incisors, which is open with free reflux.,metachronous lesions.,Site clipped.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D4796018\nPatient Name: Baird, Simran\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Daley, Tierria\nDate of procedure: 2016-01-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach and duodenum with no mucosal lesion.,STOMACH: At the anastamosis there was circumfrential slow oozing and ulceration.,15 Fr FREKA PEG tube inserted under direct endoscopic vision.,DUODENUM: small erythematous area at 6 o'clock in D2 with subtle mucosal changes.,STOMACH: multiple large varices in the fundus and body, along the greater curve.,Factor VIII given prior to the procedure.,Gastric biopsies taken for HLO - on PPI and unable to do CLO test.,Small 2cm sliding hiatus hernia.,Smallpolyp at D1/D2 junction seen from 2012.,Hypotensive during procedure but BP better after 500ml of saline.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2905244\nPatient Name: Barbee, Kathryn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mccoy, Savannah\nDate of procedure: 2009-01-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- Antrum and Stomach- Pylorus Gastritis- Erosion.,Alimentary limb till 70cm from incisors with no obvious extrinsic compression.,OESOPHAGUS: Tortuous oesophagus, minimal resistance at GOJ.,This was gently pushed through and passed easily.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7729897\nPatient Name: Nunnaley, T'Keyah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Kassem, Nadiyya\nDate of procedure: 2011-07-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: was oozing after passage of the scope.,OESOPHAGUS:Mild inflammaton at oesophago-conduit anastomosis - widely patent.,No blood.,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm hiatus hernia.,Anastomosis patent, easily passable with the scope.,Grade 2-3 varices, several columns.,No active source of bleeding was found.,No active bleeding/no visible vessel seen.,10mls 1% Lignocaine to skin.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9801234\nPatient Name: Reimer, Alexandria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hill, Alyxandra\nDate of procedure: 2013-07-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus - Normal.,G: Normal mucosa.,No active ulcer.,She has no hiatus hernia or evidence of reflux oesophagitis.,3 treatments with nocleaning step inbetween.,STOMACH: 4 cm sliding hiatus hernia from 35 to 39 cm; normal stomach.,This was dilated to 12mm with CRE balloon - no immediate complications.,No haitus hernia.,Gastric biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R3882435\nPatient Name: al-Mussa, Sabaaha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jaramillo, Pauline\nDate of procedure: 2014-01-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: else 1950/1964 according to GP notes.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7134775\nPatient Name: Mainridge, Nicole\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Small, Magdalene\nDate of procedure: 2002-04-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Pt on clopidogrel and NJT in situ, and dilatation not performed.,Mild non-erosive gastritis in the body.,STOMACH: intact fundoplication, prepyloric oedematous folds, slightly friable -biopsies sent.,Grade 1-2 varices persist, 2 columns.,x 6 biopsies were taken.,Stomach - Normal.,STOMACH: significant amount of food residue in the stomach, therefore the procedure was stopped due to risk of aspiration and poor views.,In view of recent melaena amd Hb drop decision to proceed with banding.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9871480\nPatient Name: Lizer, Sabrina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Chestnut, Suwannee\nDate of procedure: 2005-07-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The stomach still has a large amount of food residue, which suggests a degree of gastroparesis but there was certainly no evidence of gastric-outflow obstruction with a wide open pylorus.,Duodenum: normal.,Nornal stomach otherwise.,STOMACH: mild antral gastritis with 5 mm area of slightly raised and eroded mucosa at antrum greater curve which was biopsied.,No obvious mucosal lesions but poor views obtained.,STOMACH: Portal hypertensive gastropathy.,Not examined for inlet patch as she found the procedure unconfortable towards the end.,Duodenum- Mild duodenitis.,Gastritis and CLO taken: negative, also gastric antrum biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9204095\nPatient Name: Terpak, Nooshin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shaffer, Hae\nDate of procedure: 2012-10-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 47 cm.,STOMACH: Streaky antral gastritis with linear erosions.,Small hiatus hernia.,Had an UGI bleed.,No ulcers.,No source of upper GI bleeding was identified.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1294090\nPatient Name: Patch, Victoria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Reeder, Brandi\nDate of procedure: 2003-05-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: previous bypass surgery in 1997 - both loops look normal.,Smallpolyp at D1/D2 junction seen from 2012.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M9440150\nPatient Name: Wing, Devon\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hudgens, Rachelle\nDate of procedure: 2009-06-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mucosal inflammation.,Not examined.,OESOPHAGUS: 4 columns of large varices with red marks throughout oesophagus.,No bleeding/perf.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 42 cm.,3 clips deployed and 7ml of 1:10,000 adrenaline injected around the area.,Small 2cm hiatus hernia but otherwise normal upper GI endoscopy to the Third partof duodenum.,minimal gastritis - CLO test - negative .,STOMACH: Mild antral erythematous gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6044658\nPatient Name: Rhee, Sunshine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Weeks, Selena\nDate of procedure: 2003-02-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: mild antral non-erosive gastritis.,CLO taken - POSITIVE.,No inlet patch.,Specifically, no evidence of oesophageal varices.,The procedure was poorly tolerated, therefore only x 2 biopsies were take at 40 cm, 30 cm and 23 cm respectively, to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,STOMACH: sliding hiatus hernia, 3 cm; non-erosive pan-gastritis, CLO test - negative.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6417773\nPatient Name: el-Bey, Atiyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Fortt, Briana\nDate of procedure: 2005-02-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 38, 36 and 34cm.,Duodenum- Bulb Duodentitis- Erosions.,STOMACH: a couple of small erosions in fundus and mid-body - CLO test positive.,Stomach and duodenum: normal.,No inlet patch was seen.,Wrap normal positioned.,EoE.,Antral and fundic gastritis and a couple of fundic erosions seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6072011\nPatient Name: Mcinnis, Hannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wall, Luisa\nDate of procedure: 2009-11-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastritis- Nodular.,STOMACH: Portal hypertensive gastropathy.,STOMACH: Portal Hypertensive Gastropathy.,Despite this, reasonable views obtained.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 39cm .,Small schazki ring in lwer oesophagus that.,5cm again noted from 24-26cm from incisors, not changed in size; obstructs up to 25% of lumen.,Ulcer in the pylorus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1449886\nPatient Name: Romero, Angelica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Yatckoske, Cassandra\nDate of procedure: 2005-03-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Botox injected 20iu into 4 quadrants 1cm above the gastro oeophageal junction.,STOMACH: erosive antral gastritis - CLO test negative.,PHG and single grade 1 varix as noted below.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1607560\nPatient Name: Aviado II, Michaela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nhean, Nastaran\nDate of procedure: 2009-02-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Review histology at MDT.,No red spots seen.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C5M7, 35 cm to 29 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8031481\nPatient Name: Teeter, Erica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Torres, Laura\nDate of procedure: 2002-12-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: was oozing after passage of the scope.,Mucosal inflammation noted from the pylorus to the antrum.,STOMACH: No food.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2120051\nPatient Name: al-Salameh, Ruwaida\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sartor, Ashley\nDate of procedure: 2001-05-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- Normal.,Oesophagitis- LA A .,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A .,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Third part of duodenum.,Hiatus Hernia- Small.,There is a large exophytic mass, which includes almost the entire lesser curve of the stomach from the GOJ to the incisura.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7163832\nPatient Name: Tremaine, Karli\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez-Romero, Elizebet\nDate of procedure: 2006-02-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagitis LA grade B, sliding hiatus hernia 3cm.,Mucosal inflammation noted from the pylorus to the antrum.,No GI cause of dysphagia.,Top of gastrisc folds:43cm.,Normal stomach and duodenum.,Grade 2 varices with red signs.,The endoscope passed through the stricture with resistance before dilatation initiated.,minimal gastritis - CLO test - negative .,Large gastric food residue, not safe to proceed.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6620949\nPatient Name: Ricciardelli-Lewis, Carlee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Brokenberry, Kendra\nDate of procedure: 2005-01-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 2 biopsies from D2.,No inlet patch was seen in narrow band imaging.,Mild antral gastritis.,DUODENUM: oedematous D1, no evidence of ulceration.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to excklude coeliac disease.,OESOPHAGUS: angulation of proximal oesophagus as described on barium swallow.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C5M7, 35 cm to 29 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4378217\nPatient Name: Petrie, Chau\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Duncan, Ambria\nDate of procedure: 2005-05-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsies not taken as not necessary.,Probable visible vessel but no stigmata of recent haemorrhage.,No oesophageal varices seen.,At most C0M1 Barrett's at GOJ remains.,No varices anywhere in the upper GI tract/ no PHG.,No mucosal gastric or duodenal lesion.,Forest grade III.,Also high grade 4 oesophagitis with candidiasis.,Stomach: Mild, non-specific antral gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2657390\nPatient Name: Siegel, Molly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lee, Danielle\nDate of procedure: 2009-11-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He has a fullly neosquamous oesophagus with an irregular Z-line.,STOMACH: previous bypass surgery in 1997 - both loops look normal.,Hiatus Hernia- 3-4cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S9393699\nPatient Name: Ratcliff, Sharnai\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Aguirre Dominguez, Celeste\nDate of procedure: 2014-05-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: C0M1 Barretts- biopsied.,4 biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D5975610\nPatient Name: Crowell, Anastasia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Avila, Natalie\nDate of procedure: 2009-05-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Upper oesophageal narrowing passable with the scope, normal mucosae.,OESOPHAGUS: one linear varix, small size, flattened on insufflation, with no red signs.,Normal UGI tract.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4378127\nPatient Name: Encinias, Ripley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tafoya, Angela\nDate of procedure: 2012-11-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: This was dilated to 12mm with CRE balloon - no immediate complications.,He has a fullly neosquamous oesophagus with an irregular Z-line.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7597311\nPatient Name: al-Gad, Sulama\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lane, Ariel\nDate of procedure: 2001-02-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: O: No oesophageal varices seen.,No Barrett's seen.,No evidence of hiatus hernia or reflux oesophagitis seen.,It looks like things have improved but not normalised.,Fuji endoscope through afterwards.,The meat bolus was seen in lower segment but could be pushed easily into the stomach.,Also high grade 4 oesophagitis with candidiasis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H4452093\nPatient Name: Adams, Jasmine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mohan, Amanda\nDate of procedure: 2007-09-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Narrow band imaging of the oesophagus: No inlet patch identified.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal.,No ulceration, erosion or inflammation.,No inlet patch was seen in narrow band imaging.,Stomach- Pylorus Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Anastomosis patent and empirically dilated up to 20mm with good effect.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R8004923\nPatient Name: Weaver, Amber\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Voon, Zoe\nDate of procedure: 2016-02-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Cervical inlet patch at 18 cm, on the right wall\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7957976\nPatient Name: Garner, Natalie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Baddour, Qaaida\nDate of procedure: 2003-11-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Bilious reflux noted.,STOMACH: very mild antral gastritis .,No immediate complications.,They are mostly well covered, with red signs on one varix only.,Biospy taken, easily bleeding.,STOMACH: mild antral gastritis with 5 mm area of slightly raised and eroded mucosa at antrum greater curve which was biopsied.,Compressible.,Fundal polyps are also present .,No hiatus hernia; fundoplication intact; CLO test done.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z2727641\nPatient Name: Cochell, Stacie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mitchell, Emma\nDate of procedure: 2001-11-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophageal mucosae very friable and inflamed.,Oesophagus normal-impression of mild oesophagitis in mid oesophagus-biopsies taken.,Lower oesophageal biopsies taken as well.,3 sub-centrimetre fundic gland type polyps in fundus.,10mm sub-epithelial lesion at antrum.,STOMACH: diffuse gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7461659\nPatient Name: Pinnecoose, Cheyenne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Standish, Alexandra\nDate of procedure: 2010-08-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum- Nodular duodenitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T3145793\nPatient Name: Rice, Da Seana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dolan, Kelsey\nDate of procedure: 2003-11-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Large hiatus hernia.,Oesophaghus was furrowed and mild trachealisation .,Stomach: otherwise unremarkable.,G: mild PHG.,OESOPHAGUS: Mild narrowing at oesophago-conduit anastomosis in neck, required balloon dilatation 20mm .,STOMACH: normal- CLO test - negative.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5148114\nPatient Name: Quick, Jesse\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lynch, Cheyenne\nDate of procedure: 2003-11-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Forrest Ulcer classification:II B.,STOMACH: very mild antral gastritis .,OESOPHAGUS: Normal - slightly dilated and very mild irregularity of scj in keeping with reflux but no frank oeosphagitis.,No fundal varices seen.,G: Normal mucosa.,6 biopsies were taken from around the margins.,STOMACH: Normal.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Body of stomach.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U1759838\nPatient Name: Major, Monica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Blevins, Cynthia\nDate of procedure: 2003-09-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No blood.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 42 cm.,Patient did not tolerate the procedure and was panicking and pulling the scope out.,Stomach- Antrum and Stomach- Pylorus Gastritis- Erosion.,No immediate complications.,Malignant gastric cancer 2 by 3cm located ongreater curve opposite incisura rest of OGD normal.,Duodenal biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm hiatus hernia, otherwise normal oesophagus with no lesions.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5917931\nPatient Name: Littlefield, Zvi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dobbs, Corine\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mild erosive gastritis, likely due to Aspirin - CLO test negative.,Hiatus Hernia- 3-4cm.,Previous partial gastrectomy.,DUODENUM: Normal to D3.,No active ource of bleeding was found.,DUODENUM: Normal to D3.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2813264\nPatient Name: Delarosa, Kayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sanchez, Elizabeth\nDate of procedure: 2006-04-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: absent, jejunum healthy - aspirates for small bowel overgrowth.,Repositioned with bumper clear of gastric wall.,Known extensive and metastatic gastric cancer.,This was gently pushed through and passed easily.,Stomach contains large amount of solid food residue; fundoplication visible on retroflexion.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A6871788\nPatient Name: Briones, Marissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Khan, Kulthum\nDate of procedure: 2003-10-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Known Barrett's.,Z-line at: 36cm - Bravo placed at 30cm- good position at check endoscopy.,Pt with known lower oesoph SCC post chemoradiotherapy.,OESOPHAGUS: GOJ at 43 cm.,Top of circumferential Barrett's: 33 cm.,Presence of surgical stiches and superficial ulceration at the gastroenteric anastomoses.,Stomach - mild gastritis CLO taken - NEGTIVE.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 41cm .,GOJ at 37cm.,Likely fundic gland polyps.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6229707\nPatient Name: Prieto, Noel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Steele, Leeann\nDate of procedure: 2015-04-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Lower oesophageal biopsies taken as well.,Duodenal erosion seen and biopsied x2.,2 biopsies from D2.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 40cm.,Dilated to 19mm with CRE balloon for 1 minute.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7228898\nPatient Name: Cox, Alia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ross, Shyanne\nDate of procedure: 2010-09-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: A single episode of haematemesis 2 days agao.,No inlet patch seen on narow band imaging.,OESOPHAGUS: angulation of proximal oesophagus as described on barium swallow.,Biopsies taken from distal, mid and proximal third.,OGJ and islands were treated with APC 40W with good effect.,Upper oesophageal narrowing passable with the scope, normal mucosae.,Clean based 0.,In retroflexion wrap non clearly identifyed.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B1224656\nPatient Name: Key, Stephanie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Zaidi, Maazina\nDate of procedure: 2013-05-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: All 3 EMR peices were retrieved with Roth netting.,He also has erosive gastritis in the fundus.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A mild, distal.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliac disease.,No blood in UGI tract.,Two biopsies were taken from lower oesophagus to investigate for ?,Duodenum: Normal.,Alimentary limb explorated for 15cm, no abnormalities.,Sliding hiatus hernia 4cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G4762980\nPatient Name: Arvelo, Taylor\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ho, Sariah\nDate of procedure: 2012-09-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Alimentary limb till 70cm from incisors with no obvious extrinsic compression.,CLOtest and duodenal biopsies taken.,She has a Schatzki ring which is the likely cause of her dysphagia.,On retroflexion the wrap is in correct position, with no evidence of recurrent hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJN at 39 cm.,He has a duodenal ulcer in D2.,No evidence of Barrett's oesophagus, short 2 cn hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1418327\nPatient Name: el-Abid, Muzna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Iman, Thaamira\nDate of procedure: 2005-03-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Four D2 biopsies were takento rule out coeliac disease.,GOJ nodular area from 38cm-44cm-multiple biopsies taken.,Nodules between 38 anc 34cm, Paris Type IIa annd covered 75% of the circumference of the oesophagus.,Stomach- Antrum and Stomach- Pylorus Gastritis- Erosion.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6545050\nPatient Name: Furness, Christina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dankof, Bella\nDate of procedure: 2006-02-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small hiatus hernia.,STOMACH: Hiatus hernia, sliding, 3 cm.,Stomach- Pylorus.,STOMACH: significant amount of solid and liquid residue present.,Slightly prominent ampulla but not biopsied - did not look abnormal.,Duodenum - minor D1 duodenitis D2 norma;.,Stomach - gastritis and small pre-pyloric erosion - biopsed - not ulceration.,Pylorus initially quite tight and difficult to enter but admitted scope.,No inlet patchwas seen on narrow band imaging.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W1047941\nPatient Name: Taylor, Chanay\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Le, Brianna\nDate of procedure: 2003-01-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: non-erosive gastritis from mid-body to antrum, CLO test: negative.,STOMACH: mild non-erosive gastritis in fundus.,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm hiatus hernia.,DUODENUM: minimal duodenitis in D1.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O4756019\nPatient Name: al-Salaam, Hanoona\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Salahuddin, Hissa\nDate of procedure: 2009-01-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 2% indigo carmine solution were sprayed.,No other abnormality idenitified, and this would be consistent with CT findings.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 43 cm.,Despite this, reasonable views obtained.,No visible lesion.,OESOPHAGUS: Hiatus hernia 36-42 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P2080807\nPatient Name: al-Amir, Rashaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Assaf, Aarifa\nDate of procedure: 2004-12-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: G: some old flecks of blood in the antrum which washed easily.,Intubation of efferent limb for a length of the scope.,Top of gastric folds: 39cm.,Very difficult position to treat but 3 clips deployed and adrenaline used.,Anastomosis patent, easily passable with the scope.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L2478495\nPatient Name: Aragon, Kailynda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Magsaysay II, Kaley\nDate of procedure: 2011-10-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The rest of the oesophagus looked normal.,OESOPHAGUS: mildly dilated oesophagus with traces of food and saliva requiring suctioning.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2068433\nPatient Name: Klein, Bree\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Guardado, Cintia\nDate of procedure: 2013-10-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: atrophic mucosa, especially in D2.,D: Oedematous mucosa and erosions in D1.,Alkaline gastritis and amount of bile residue.,Biopsies taken.,3mm islands and small rim of Barrett's at GOJ right wall.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1951882\nPatient Name: Hines, Elshaday\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ramirez, Breanna\nDate of procedure: 2010-10-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Brushings taken to rule out viral cause .,Lesion on retroflexion extending towards greater curve of stomach-biopsied.,Normal duodenal mucosa.,Oesophagus and stomach normal.,Gastric biopsies taken from cardia, body and antrum.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm .,STOMACH: Minimal antral gastritis, CLO test - negative.,The anastomosis was erythematous with bleeding to touch and oedema.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D9082891\nPatient Name: Lazcano-Concelman, Jamie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Root, Leah\nDate of procedure: 2002-07-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 10mm sub-epithelial lesion at antrum.,GOJ on contraction gives a false impression of Schatzki ring.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2752405\nPatient Name: Holquin, Antoniamia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Amen, Kabeera\nDate of procedure: 2007-06-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Florid oral and upper oesophageal candida.,Stomach contains large amount of solid food residue; fundoplication visible on retroflexion.,no inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,Subesquently haemospray was applied to the mid and lower oesophagus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q4907331\nPatient Name: Romero, Sheneice\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Amin, Kawkab\nDate of procedure: 2001-07-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Inlet patch - Yes or No:No.,Two biopsies were taken from lower oesophagus to investigate for ?\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7140324\nPatient Name: Chongtoua, Kathryn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vargas, Amairani\nDate of procedure: 2013-08-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Performed with FFP cover patient had INR 1.,STOMACH: mild non-erosive gastritis in fundus.,Gastric fundus biopsies taken, as mostly inflamed area and 1-2mm erosions .,No evidence of ischemia.,OESOPHAGUS: candidiasis from 10 to 25 cm .,Stomach- very nodular mucosa with mild antral gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R9120543\nPatient Name: Raymond, Willanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Torres, Samantha\nDate of procedure: 2013-03-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Subtle Schatzki ring, mild oesophagitis above 2cm hiastus hernia, biopsies from 30 and 20cm to check for eosinophilia.,Hypotensive during procedure but BP better after 500ml of saline.,No varices or evidence of portal hypertensive gastropathy.,No stricturing seen.,D2 biopsies taken as per request.,STOMACH: moderate antral gastritis - CLO test negative.,Gastric fundus biopsies taken, as mostly inflamed area and 1-2mm erosions .,DUODENUM: not entered.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7095078\nPatient Name: Huerta, Daniela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kreinbring, Cheyenne\nDate of procedure: 2011-08-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mucosal inflammation noted in the body of stomach with 0: No bleeding.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z6299612\nPatient Name: Cabanting, Lady\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Burki, Azeema\nDate of procedure: 2008-02-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Discrete erythema in the body, without any particular significance.,Treated with HALO Channel RFA at 12J.,No varices or evidence of portal hypertensive gastropathy.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E6197772\nPatient Name: el-Sawaya, Jannat\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Majid, Mubaaraka\nDate of procedure: 2014-09-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small polyp on fold in fundus, biopsied x1.,Z-line at: 46cm .,10mls 1% Lignocaine to skin.,Oesophagus - Reflux oesophagitis.,No stigmata of bleeding.,No blood in the upper GI tract.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 34 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,10cm hiatus hernia with erosive oesophagitis above.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1732455\nPatient Name: Steele, Eunicia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Singh, Sara\nDate of procedure: 2002-07-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Mild antral gastritis.,Oesophagus and stomach normal.,O: Normal mucosa.,Large 10cm sliding hiatus hernia, with no evidence of reflux disease.,OESOPHAGUS: Grade A oesophagitis, but appearances nuch improved with no focal ulceration.,Duodenum- Nodular duodenitis.,No bleeding/perf.,Small hiatus hernia only.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M8823141\nPatient Name: Yanito, Marissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Roberts, Sade\nDate of procedure: 2002-04-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5272217\nPatient Name: Chang, Lacey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Abdelnour, Raihaana\nDate of procedure: 2015-09-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Z-line at: 40cm - Bravo placed at 34cm- good position at check endoscopy.,No bleeding/perf.,At most C0M1 Barrett's at GOJ remains.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C8544445\nPatient Name: Keuhne, Marquise\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sida, Jasmine\nDate of procedure: 2012-12-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: absent, jejunum healthy - aspirates for small bowel overgrowth.,Extensive portal hypertensive gastropathy.,No inlet patch.,No bleeding seen.,STOMACH: PHG mild to moderate.,Anastamosis looks healthy with no concerning features.,STOMACH: PEG tube visualised with partially buried bumper and consequent inflammatory mucosa.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5917376\nPatient Name: Thanh, Angela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hillberry, Janae\nDate of procedure: 2013-07-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Consent form 4 completed.,Gastric: Oedematous mucosa in atrum - biopsies taken .,Biopsies not taken as not necessary.,No blood.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A1648588\nPatient Name: Goodwater, Sonia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Yohannes, Feven\nDate of procedure: 2002-06-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 5mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and then gold probe applied with good effect.,Oesophagitis and induration area at 25cm, biopsied.,No inlet patch was seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J1337672\nPatient Name: al-Azer, Mastoora\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sobke, Alyssa\nDate of procedure: 2002-04-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Large 10cm sliding hiatus hernia, with no evidence of reflux disease.,Subesquently haemospray was applied to the mid and lower oesophagus.,CLO POSITIVE.,Stomach and duodenum: normal with no mucosal lesion.,Treated- APC.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8594667\nPatient Name: Whitfield, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Munoz, Kelsi\nDate of procedure: 2003-01-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastritis.,Procedure done under enhanced sedation by ITU team.,at 38cm there is an impassable stricture with Fuji endoscope.,OESOPHAGUS: Mucosa washed with 1% NAC.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 41cm .,Rest of upper GI tract normal.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B8880712\nPatient Name: Marquez-Jones, Destinee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Krieger, Breanna\nDate of procedure: 2003-01-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Type II/III lesion extending slighty across greater curve of stomach.,Large volume ascites seen on recent USS.,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,DUODENUM: non-erosive duodenitis in D1, D2 - normal.,Gastroparesis.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 39,37,35.,Representative biopsies taken.,Wide open pylorus.,Stomach- Body Polyp- Pedunculated .,DUODENUM: scarring at D1 suggesting previous peptic disease.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G8210675\nPatient Name: Yellowhawk, Naomi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Laner, Leah\nDate of procedure: 2015-03-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No evidence of oesophageal or gastric varices.,The overall picture appears unchanged compared to the previous description 4 months ago.,Tight distal stricture which would not allow passage of scope.,2 cm hiatus hernia.,Moderate amount of bile in the stomach, with reactive gastritis.,He has H Pylori eradication following last examination.,D: Normal to D3.,Not amenable to EMR, looks like T2 endoscopically.,Small gastric remnant with apparent Polya reconstruction.,Oesopahgus- Distal Bleeding-Active .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V4085520\nPatient Name: Mahnken, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Milender, Samantha\nDate of procedure: 2002-01-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No active bleeding or altered blood.,DUODENUM: almost complete resolution of pyloric oedema.,STOMACH: Erythema with small erosion at antrum.,This was dilated to 12mm with CRE balloon - no immediate complications.,Almost stopped but as oozing treated with 4ml of adrenaline 1:10,000 and bipolar with good effect.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I1303991\nPatient Name: Vera, Mikayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tan, Tajeanna\nDate of procedure: 2007-08-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: In atrial flutter with rate 150,minimal gastritis - CLO test - negative .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2075882\nPatient Name: Spencer, Shauna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shah, Lauren\nDate of procedure: 2016-10-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quad bx takenat GOJ, 39,37M.,Two oesophageal varices identified at 20cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's osophagus C3M5 34-39cm.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O3104214\nPatient Name: Fangman, Alyssa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Sulaiman, Zakiyya\nDate of procedure: 2014-10-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There was loss of pit pattern on surface,Treated with HALO RFA Express at 10J.,Z-line at: 40cm - Bravo placed at 34cm- good position at check endoscopy.,minimal gastritis - CLO test - negative .,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild.,He also has erosive gastritis in the fundus.,Congestion for portal hypertension.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P4425100\nPatient Name: Perez, Yecenia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sandobal, Duveena\nDate of procedure: 2007-03-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: 4 mm sessile polyp in atrum, smooth, erythematous surface - biopsied x 2; at least three < 2 mm gastric fundic polyps - biopsied x 2.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L8917541\nPatient Name: Brignola, Kristyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cervantez, Abigail\nDate of procedure: 2013-04-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small cyst in lower osophagus.,Previous partial gastrectomy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K6126215\nPatient Name: Steranka, Heather\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lee-Martinez, Alyssa\nDate of procedure: 2006-07-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Cardia/ GOJ fully ablated along with residual Barrett's.,OESOPHAGUS: Grade B oesophagitis.,STOMACH: linear erosions at distal gastric body with traces of altered blood.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A mild, distal.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Sliding hiatus hernia 3cm, GOJ biopsies taken.,Duodenum: Diffuse significant oedema throughout D1 and D2.,Mild gastritis-biopsies taken from gastric antrum for Hp .,The food was stuck just distal to the larynx.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S6740918\nPatient Name: Baker, Lia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Preston, Linton\nDate of procedure: 2011-04-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mild erosive gastritis, likely due to Aspirin - CLO test negative.,Oesopahgus- Distal Ulcer .,Epigastric burning pain improved on omeprazole.,No potential source of bleeding was found.,No bleeding/perf.,There is no hiatus hernia or evidence of oesophagitis.,Duodenal aspirates and biopsies obtained.,DUODENUM: Mild duodenitis in D1.,STOMACH: as above.,Subesquently haemospray was applied to the mid and lower oesophagus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D2568207\nPatient Name: Duong, Dolma\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bruner, Gabreille\nDate of procedure: 2001-05-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Ulcer in the pylorus.,OESOPHAGUS: Mild narrowing at oesophago-conduit anastomosis in neck, required balloon dilatation 20mm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N1257699\nPatient Name: Mcafee, Essence\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Agustin, Tayler\nDate of procedure: 2008-06-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastric biopsies taken.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at 36, 34 and 32 cm.,Tight stricture impassable with scope.,Mild gastritis-biopsies taken from gastric antrum for Hp .,Clips in fundus identified, no active bleeding and no ulceration.,There looked like possible extension into fundus - target biopsied.,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Stomach- Pylorus and DUODENUM: Normal.,15 Fr FREKA PEG tube inserted under direct endoscopic vision.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7176341\nPatient Name: Holgate, Ariel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Binns, Linda\nDate of procedure: 2005-12-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: 6 sessile polyps in mid-body and lesser curve, max size 4 mm - biopsied x 2.,DUODENUM: not examined.,This was removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit.,The meat bolus was seen in lower segment but could be pushed easily into the stomach.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7489214\nPatient Name: O'Hara, Taniesha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Phillips, Alyssa\nDate of procedure: 2010-03-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Final Prague score: C8M10.,This was removed by a 4 peice EMR using Duette MBM kit.,No active bleeding/no visible vessel seen.,OESOPHAGUS: two short segments of Barrett's oesophagus, max 1 cm each, at 36 to 37 cm, C0M1.,There seemed to be two loops.,Duodenitis.,At most C0M1 Barrett's at GOJ remains.,STOMACH: intact fundoplication, prepyloric oedematous folds, slightly friable -biopsies sent.,D2 biopsies taken in view of weight loss.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R2764793\nPatient Name: Edd, Mariah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Roberts, Rita\nDate of procedure: 2003-06-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 46 cm.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7058648\nPatient Name: Mcdonald, Alexandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gerou, Saige\nDate of procedure: 2013-01-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 8 biopsies into saline for H Pylori culture as per protocol.,Stomach - mild gastritis CLO taken - NEGTIVE.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 45 cm.,Extensive portal hypertensive gastropathy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z8946728\nPatient Name: Carter, Jasmine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Moore, Shaniya\nDate of procedure: 2001-12-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesopahgus- Distal Oesophagitis- LA A/B .,Third duodenum compressed by an extrinsic ovoidal shaped mass.,Total of 6 ablations.,Due repeat in 5 years as per Dr Dunn froml ast scope.,Gastritis.,DUODENUM: Moderate duodenitis.,Oesophagus normal-impression of mild oesophagitis in mid oesophagus-biopsies taken.,Small oesophageal diverticulu at 20cms and florid candida.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7331206\nPatient Name: Cardenas, Damaris\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Silva, Jacina\nDate of procedure: 2016-03-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Otherwise oesophagus normal.,He has a fullly neosquamous oesophagus with an irregular Z-line.,D2 biopsies taken to exclude coeliac disease in view of bloating.,CLO taken - POSITIVE.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T9453315\nPatient Name: Calix Mancia, Alexandrea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cano, Kaylynne\nDate of procedure: 2003-06-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mild oesophagitis.,Not safe to band due to food refluxing up oesophagus but will need re-banding at some point.,OESOPHAGUS: mild oesophageal candidiasis.,The oesophagus and stomach are normal.,DUODENUM: erosive duodenitis in D1, D2 - normal.,As pt very symptomatic and on PPI gastric biopsies taken for H.Pylori.,No obvious slipped wrap.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 43 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4134709\nPatient Name: Coombes, Nisha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcdowell, Marissa\nDate of procedure: 2005-07-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: Mild duodenitis.,Gastric sleeve patent and not dilated, containing large amount of bile.,D2 - normal Biospies taken.,The procedure was poorly tolerated, therefore only x 2 biopsies were take at 40 cm, 30 cm and 23 cm respectively, to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,STOMACH: mild non-erosive antral gastritis, CLO test - negative.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 38, 36 and 34cm.,Ulcer in the pylorus.,No erosions but oedematous folds.,Inlet patch - Yes or No: No.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5156770\nPatient Name: Strickland, Joslyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Brown, Jordan\nDate of procedure: 2007-04-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D1 and D2 - normal, no duodenitis.,2 mm lipoma at 21 cm on the right wall,No red spots seen.,The GOJ was circumferentially removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit.,Known GOJ adeno-Ca.,Anastamosis looks healthy with no concerning features.,Haemostasis achieved.,Otherwise Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part of duodenum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C2789586\nPatient Name: al-Ashraf, Sham'a\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Winterburn, Meagan\nDate of procedure: 2002-03-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Also D2 biopsies taken and sent in saline for TCR.,STOMACH: Polyps- Multiple .,2 biopsies from D2.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C3M9, 21-30cm, but squamous regeneration at site of previous APC.,Oesophagitis LA grade B, sliding hiatus hernia 3cm.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5990901\nPatient Name: al-Basa, Mujaahida\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Sharifi, Sameeha\nDate of procedure: 2016-05-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Clean based 0.,STOMACH: sliding hiatus hernia, 3 cm; non-erosive pan-gastritis, CLO test - negative.,Duodenum: Diffuse significant oedema throughout D1 and D2.,OESOPHAGUS: Grade B oesophagitis.,The stomach still has a large amount of food residue, which suggests a degree of gastroparesis but there was certainly no evidence of gastric-outflow obstruction with a wide open pylorus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A3962018\nPatient Name: Smith, Jessicah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tran, Jin\nDate of procedure: 2009-07-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Inlet patch - Yes or No:No.,Biospy taken, easily bleeding.,GOJ scar tissue and nodular areafrom 39-42cm, biopsied.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no evidence of residual dysplasia under FICe.,The patient withdrew his consent for the procedure, so no further biopsies were taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J8367396\nPatient Name: Boggs, Onjarrae\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lynn, Taraleah\nDate of procedure: 2015-02-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Moderate.,STOMACH: Multiple gastric polyps in body and fundus.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and 25 cm, plus two more biopsies at 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,STOMACH: PHG mild.,GOJ at 38cm .,STOMACH: 6 sessile polyps in mid-body and lesser curve, max size 4 mm - biopsied x 2.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8211489\nPatient Name: Davis-Walker, Jadavia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Samra, Maajida\nDate of procedure: 2011-03-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- Pylorus Gastritis- Nodular with erosions.,2 cm hiatus hernia.,Lax cardia with mild inflammation of the top of gastric folds.,Stomach- Body Polyp with Biopsies Taken-Multiple.,Despite this, reasonable views obtained.,Normal oesophagus; SCJ at 40 cm widely patent with 20 mm balloon fitting loosely; both limbs of jejunum entered for 20 cm.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9209688\nPatient Name: Jacket, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Redhorse, Anjanetta\nDate of procedure: 2011-05-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mutliple smooth strictures from 25cm to 38cm- scope easily passable.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G9989010\nPatient Name: Hernandez, Shyla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rodriguez, Dominique\nDate of procedure: 2005-03-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: Forrest III ulcer in D1.,OESOPHAGUS: small elevated area .,Limited to proximal stomach as there were some food residues and the patient was not tolerating the procedure very well ) .,Trache in situ.,5mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and then gold probe applied with good effect.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1083206\nPatient Name: Powell-Diaz, Destiny\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hickman, Danielle\nDate of procedure: 2006-11-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Otherwise normal to D2.,No gastric varices.,No evidence of malignancy.,No stricture.,Stomach: Mild, non-specific antral gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3619361\nPatient Name: Matin, Zainab\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hourihan, Aspyn\nDate of procedure: 2016-09-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Clips in fundus identified, no active bleeding and no ulceration.,8 biopsies into saline for H Pylori culture as per protocol.,STOMACH: linear erosions at distal gastric body with traces of altered blood.,GOJ at 40cm with small sliding hiatus hernia.,Nodular area high on lesser curve, biopsied.,There is a large exophytic mass, which includes almost the entire lesser curve of the stomach from the GOJ to the incisura.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal - slightly dilated and very mild irregularity of scj in keeping with reflux but no frank oeosphagitis.,Very short D1.,Z-line at: 40cm - Bravo placed at 34cm- good position at check endoscopy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W7335845\nPatient Name: Wingo, Keiandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Benally, Jasmine\nDate of procedure: 2006-02-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: duodenal ulcer in D1 - 2 cm diameter on the posterior wall, with clean base and surrounding oedema, causing some degree of stricture; scope easily passed into D2, without resistance.,Presence of surgical stiches and superficial ulceration at the gastroenteric anastomoses.,Large food residue in stomach.,Small polyp on fold in fundus, biopsied x1.,There was loss of pit pattern on surface,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A/B .,Atrophic gastritis only.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good position at check endoscopy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1085643\nPatient Name: Lang, Carly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Sharif, Farhaana\nDate of procedure: 2014-03-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The procedure was poorly tolerated, therefore only x 2 biopsies were take at 40 cm, 30 cm and 23 cm respectively, to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,DUODENUM: Erythema at D1.,Top of circumferential Barrett's 38cm.,Post surgical stomach with a normal pylorus leading to a normal D1 and then into a normal looking D2.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part of duodenum with the exception of small gastric polyps.,This was gently pushed through and passed easily.,STOMACH: Large hiatus hernia.,The anastomosis looked normal.,DUODENUM: D1 normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6658276\nPatient Name: Roberts, Elizabeth\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gandhi, Srida\nDate of procedure: 2001-03-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagitis- LA A .,The duodenum was also seen to distend well and didn't appear to be compressed extenally down to D2.,No source of upper GI bleeding was identified.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4154167\nPatient Name: Cdebaca, Teddi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Arthur, Chelsea\nDate of procedure: 2013-06-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Angularis.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 43 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K8099671\nPatient Name: al-Kassem, Hamdoona\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vaughns, Ayla\nDate of procedure: 2014-11-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GORD with only partial response to PPI.,Was scoped in 2015 wuth similar finding so biopsies from Barretts not taken.,STOMACH: Polyps- Multiple .,In atrial flutter with rate 150,Stomach contains large amount of solid food residue; fundoplication visible on retroflexion.,Mega-oesophagus filled with solid food; unable to identify cardia safely, therefore procedure abandoned.,STOMACH: At the anastamosis there was circumfrential slow oozing and ulceration.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1985702\nPatient Name: Rockwell, Sierra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hurst, Tyra\nDate of procedure: 2004-02-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No nodular areas seen.,OESOPHAGUS: mid-oesophageal candidiasis.,Stomach- Body Polyp with Biopsies Taken-Multiple.,LAWS and bleeding under acetic acid,Anastomosis patent, easily passable with the scope.,No potential source of bleeding was found.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D4796018\nPatient Name: al-Demian, Haifaaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lee, Taylor\nDate of procedure: 2011-04-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There were red spots which did not wash on all 3 columns.,The endoscope passed without resistance.,Anastomosis patent, easily passable with the scope.,The antrum looks spared.,OESOPHAGUS: patchy area of candidiasis on the right wall .,Hiatus Hernia- Small.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 38 cm.,No obvious mucosal lesions but poor views obtained.,OESOPHAGUS: slightly tortuous and dilated but normal mucosa throughout.,OESOPHAGUS: 4 columns of large varices with red marks throughout oesophagus.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2905244\nPatient Name: Viramontes, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Morad, Safiyya\nDate of procedure: 2005-08-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The procedure was poorly tolerated, therefore only x 2 biopsies were take at 40 cm, 30 cm and 23 cm respectively, to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Stomach and duodenum normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7729897\nPatient Name: Esipa, Danielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lee, Rachel\nDate of procedure: 2003-11-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 38cmx4,36cmx2.,STOMACH: Mild portal hypertensive gastropathy.,6 biopsies were taken from around the margins.,Normal upper GI endoscopy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9801234\nPatient Name: Radack, Jaimee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Macgregor, Lacy\nDate of procedure: 2016-08-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Top of gasric folds at 31 cm and several islands at 28-26 cm, at right and posterior walls.,Stomach - Normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R3882435\nPatient Name: Boone, Macennia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jimenez, Ivonne\nDate of procedure: 2011-04-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Two biopsies were taken from lower oesophagus to investigate for ?,There was very mild oesophagitis and a single 5mm benign-appearing ulcer at the gastro-oesophageal junction.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7134775\nPatient Name: Rubio, Keya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shriver-Karlson, Alyssa\nDate of procedure: 2010-02-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Top of gasric folds at 31 cm and several islands at 28-26 cm, at right and posterior walls.,Scope passed through easily.,STOMACH: subtle non-erosive antral/mid-body gastritis - CLO test - positive.,Small 2cm recurrent HH.,5% acetic acid/0.,2% indigo carmine solution were sprayed.,Distal oesophagus - no varices seen.,Presence of surgical stiches and superficial ulceration at the gastroenteric anastomoses.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9871480\nPatient Name: Hooley, Gloria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Jabour, Awda\nDate of procedure: 2010-09-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesopahgus- Distal Oesophagitis- LA A/B .,D1 inspected carefully and no othe abnormalities seen.,DUODENUM: Mild duodenitis.,D2 biopsies not taken.,STOMACH: gastritis in the body and fundus, CLO test - positive.,OESOPHAGUS: oesophageal candidiasis in the lower third.,DUODENUM: duodenal ulcer in D1 - 2 cm diameter on the posterior wall, with clean base and surrounding oedema, causing some degree of stricture; scope easily passed into D2, without resistance.,Biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9204095\nPatient Name: al-Anwar, Shukriyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sanchez-Davila, Nancy\nDate of procedure: 2009-11-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach, pylorus andduodenum normal.,Final Prague score: C1M5.,STOMACH: 5 cm sliding hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1294090\nPatient Name: Valdo, Rosie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Beltran-Garfio, Belem\nDate of procedure: 2016-05-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 40cm with small sliding hiatus hernia.,STOMACH: numerous fundic glands looking polyps at body and fundus with size ranging from 2 mm to 10 mm.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 39 cm and 29 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,GOJ at 38cm, biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M9440150\nPatient Name: Meraz Molina, Haleigh\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vera, Angelique\nDate of procedure: 2011-05-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 5% acetic acid/0.,OESOPHAGUS: Proximal inlet patch 20cm, grade A oesophagitis.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 43 cm .,Subesquently haemospray was applied to the mid and lower oesophagus.,Biopsies taken.,Several sessile polyps in stomach; fundoplication intact on retro-flexion; no hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6044658\nPatient Name: Decarlo, Shelby\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Weiss, Jaylyn\nDate of procedure: 2016-02-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS .,Normal D1 and D2.,No fundal varices seen.,Irregular Z line.,OESOPHAGUS: slightly tortuous and dilated but normal mucosa throughout.,Duodenum clear.,One of the vessels was visibly bleeding.,Small gastric remnant with apparent Polya reconstruction.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6417773\nPatient Name: Escobar, Madison\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dotson, Albree\nDate of procedure: 2010-02-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Pushed through easily and rotated.,STOMACH: significant amount of solid and liquid residue present.,Small amount of bile in the gastric conduit.,DUODENUM: minimal duodenitis in D1.,STOMACH: significant amount of food residue in the stomach, therefore the procedure was stopped due to risk of aspiration and poor views.,Oesophagus and stomach normal.,Several sessile polyps in stomach; fundoplication intact on retro-flexion; no hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6072011\nPatient Name: Mihalick Jarosak, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Morgan, Deloria\nDate of procedure: 2005-04-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsies from D2 and D1 taken.,Hypotensive during procedure but BP better after 500ml of saline.,D2 biopsies not taken.,D: Normal to D3.,Severe portal hypertensive gastropathy seen.,STOMACH: small hiatus hernia, normal stomach otherwise.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1449886\nPatient Name: Leedom, Jaimee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Chang, Sannah\nDate of procedure: 2005-08-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The reflux oesophagitis has completely healed.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 42cm\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1607560\nPatient Name: Banfield, Lauren\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hammes, Morgan\nDate of procedure: 2005-06-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No PHG.,no inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,3 treatments with no cleaning step.,Small patch of angiodysplasia in the fundus, not actively oozing.,It looks like things have improved but not normalised.,Duodenum - severe duodenitis in D21 with multiple clean based ulcers.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8031481\nPatient Name: Palacios, Chelsea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Chham, Thu\nDate of procedure: 2007-06-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 39 cm.,Narrow band imaging of the oesophagus: No inlet patch identified.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2120051\nPatient Name: Robinson III, Madeline\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ismail, Sharon\nDate of procedure: 2012-12-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: gastritis in antrum - CLO test: negative.,Oesophagus - Reflux oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7163832\nPatient Name: Todd, Willanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garcia, Brandi\nDate of procedure: 2008-03-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Final Prague score: C0M1 .,In retroflexion wrap non clearly identifyed.,GOJ at 35 cm.,Biopsied GOJ tumur and ?,3cm hiatus hernia with 1cm arretts.,No stigmata of bleeding.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.,GOJ at 37cm.,STOMACH: mild non-erosive antral gastritis - CLO test - negative.,No evidence of reflux.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6620949\nPatient Name: Clark, Kylee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Castillo Cobian, Angela\nDate of procedure: 2012-01-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach: previous resection.,Linear erosions in oesophagus.,Mucosal inflammation with 0: No bleeding.,A single episode of haematemesis 2 days agao.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4378217\nPatient Name: Canuto, Melinda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Gaber, Hissa\nDate of procedure: 2011-04-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No PHG.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 39 cm and 29 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Tight distal stricture which would not allow passage of scope.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2657390\nPatient Name: Jones, Tina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Taylor, Ashley\nDate of procedure: 2012-04-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He was dilated to 13.,Clips in fundus identified, no active bleeding and no ulceration.,Total of 18 ablations.,STOMACH: gastritis.,In view of recent melaena amd Hb drop decision to proceed with banding.,was oozing after passage of the scope.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 30 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S9393699\nPatient Name: el-Mansur, Khaleela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Vohra, Mahmooda\nDate of procedure: 2004-06-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No cause for anaemia was found.,He also has erosive gastritis in the fundus.,Duodenum- Bulb Duodentitis- Erosions.,3 treatments with nocleaning step inbetween.,Area biopsied again.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D5975610\nPatient Name: Proctor, Sieva\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rivera, Latoya\nDate of procedure: 2010-06-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Intubation of efferent limb for a length of the scope.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4378127\nPatient Name: Smith, Nicole\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mills, Myranda\nDate of procedure: 2006-04-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Z-line at: 39cm - Bravo placed at 33cm- good position at check endoscopy.,STOMACH: Minimal amount of clear fluid and and bile.,Bilious reflux noted.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 43 cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7597311\nPatient Name: el-Hamidi, Nada\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Zhen, Cassondra\nDate of procedure: 2003-12-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: was oozing after passage of the scope.,Duodenum: Duodenitis with a small erosion .,STOMACH: pan-gastritis, with erosive features in antrum.,STOMACH: 5 cm sliding hiatus hernia with gastric prolapse.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H4452093\nPatient Name: Kopp, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Throckmorton, Jade\nDate of procedure: 2016-01-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: Normal.,She has a 6cm hiatus hernia.,Fundal polyps are also present .,Oesophageal mucosae very friable and inflamed.,Stomach- Pylorus Gastritis- Nodular with erosions.,OESOPHAGUS: three varices in the distal tract, one medium size, the other 2 small and flattened on insufflation, all well covered.,Biopsies taken from edge of ulcer.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R8004923\nPatient Name: Cravatt, Kathryn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gilbert, Brenda\nDate of procedure: 2003-03-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA B .,OESOPHAGUS: Grade A LA oesophagitis.,Mild oesophagitis LA grade B, sliding hiatus hernia about 3cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal.,Top of gastric folds: 41 cm.,STOMACH: as above.,There was a nodular appearance in thedistal and mid-oesophagus of unknown signficance.,STOMACH: non-erosive gastritis from mid-body to antrum, CLO test: negative.,Oesophagus- 3 columns of well covered grade I varices seen.,Biopsies were taken at the strictured area as well as the mid and lower oesophagus to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7957976\nPatient Name: al-Haidar, Aatifa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Naranjo, Megan\nDate of procedure: 2011-09-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mid oesophageal wide moutheddiverticulum.,Final Prague score: C8M10.,STOMACH: PHG mild to moderate.,Post surgical stomach with a normal pylorus leading to a normal D1 and then into a normal looking D2.,STOMACH: 2 mm ulcer in antrum, with clean base and surrounding oedema.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z2727641\nPatient Name: Romano, Melanie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garcia, Trina\nDate of procedure: 2001-03-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Hiatus hernia otherwise normal to D2.,3 sub-centrimetre fundic gland type polyps in fundus.,It appeared to arise from the floor of D2 but I could not positively identify the major ampulla, so it could be related to that.,She has an atrophic looking stomach .,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GO) J at 40 cm.,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild of body/fundus - Clo test taken.,Forest grade III.,She also has a cervical inlet patch of dubious significance.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7461659\nPatient Name: Reyes, Cecilia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Claridy, Artinese\nDate of procedure: 2011-10-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Grade A LA oesophagitis.,oesophagus: Normal.,There seemed to be two loops.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T3145793\nPatient Name: el-Habib, Aqeela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcbee, Kristina\nDate of procedure: 2014-04-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: gastritis in the body and fundus, CLO test - positive.,GOJ at 33 cm .,STOMACH: sliding hiatus hernia, 3 cm; non-erosive pan-gastritis, CLO test - negative.,STOMACH: significant amount of food residue in the stomach, therefore the procedure was stopped due to risk of aspiration and poor views.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 45 cm.,Wide open pylorus.,Representative biopsies taken.,Small atypical-looking areas at GOJ - 11 o'clock and small nodular area at 3 - 4 o'clock - biopsied x 4.,No oesophageal varices seen.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5148114\nPatient Name: al-Sharaf, Fuaada\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ng, Tracy\nDate of procedure: 2002-05-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No fundal varices.,STOMACH: 2 mm ulcer in antrum, with clean base and surrounding oedema.,So procedure abondoned.,3 small angioectasia with no ooze/bleeding - gold probe applied to all with good effect.,Known GOJ adeno-Ca.,Hiatus hernia.,Stomach- very nodular mucosa with mild antral gastritis.,OESOPHAGUS: angulation of proximal oesophagus as described on barium swallow.,D2 biopsies taken n view of diarrhoea.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U1759838\nPatient Name: Kigin, Shelby\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Parker, Courtney\nDate of procedure: 2008-12-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: island of Barrett's oesophagus,G: Tiny fundal gastric erosions.,STOMACH: Mild patchy gastritis.,Duodenitis D1 - mild.,We will re-book for 2 weeks, rebanding.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the cardia.,Repositioned with bumper clear of gastric wall.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5917931\nPatient Name: Wall, Laura-Grace\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hou Hou, Anne\nDate of procedure: 2006-03-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastritis and duodenitis.,Diaphragmatic pinch:39cm,Duodenal aspirates and biopsies obtained.,Small oesophageal diverticulu at 20cms and florid candida.,Small HH.,DUODENUM: Erythema at D1.,Stomach- Normal.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0 M1.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2813264\nPatient Name: Leon, Rorie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Greene, Ebony\nDate of procedure: 2007-11-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No evidence of ischemia.,D1/2 biopsies taken.,Limited to proximal stomach as there were some food residues and the patient was not tolerating the procedure very well ) .,Stomach- Normal.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A6871788\nPatient Name: Hinojosa, Gloria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Weiss, Kristine\nDate of procedure: 2005-04-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: CLO not taken as patient on PPI.,Large 2cm chronic looking duodenal ulcer in antero-superior aspect of bulb.,The rest of the oesophagus looked normal.,Fuji endoscope through afterwards.,OESOPHAGUS: four small islands of Barrett's < 1 sq cm .\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6229707\nPatient Name: Cereceres, Desiree\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Baumgart, Samantha\nDate of procedure: 2016-02-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Erosive antral gastritis.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no appreciable hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS:Normal no ulceration/varices.,Gastric biopsies taken as on PPI,D1 inspected carefully and no othe abnormalities seen.,Quad bx takenat GOJ, 39,37M.,coeliac disease.,There is no hiatus hernia or evidence of oesophagitis.,No blood in UGI tract.,Stomach - Normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7228898\nPatient Name: Davis-Crews, Daydree\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Deuel, Kaly\nDate of procedure: 2013-12-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: previous bypass surgery in 1997 - both loops look normal.,Gastro-jejunostomy entered, no narrowing, and aspirates taken.,Gastritis.,Small 2cm hiatus hernia but otherwise normal upper GI endoscopy to the Third partof duodenum.,Bx taken.,anastomosis at 30cm widely patent and normal.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part of duodenum with the exception of small gastric polyps.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B1224656\nPatient Name: Rink, Alyssa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Scales, Brittany\nDate of procedure: 2009-08-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There is a duodenal diverticulum, just after the D1/D2 flexure but there is no inflammation, ulceration or erosions.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G4762980\nPatient Name: Hinton, Christina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Alberti, Terri\nDate of procedure: 2013-08-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagitis with superficial, apparently-healing erosions.,STOMACH: Antral gastris.,GOJ at 40 cm.,No fundal varices seen.,No inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.,Biopsies taken from edge of ulcer.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and 25 cm plus 2 biopsies at 20 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1418327\nPatient Name: al-Jaffer, Sultana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Anwar, Zaitoona\nDate of procedure: 2016-08-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- Normal.,Alkaline gastritis and amount of bile residue.,Stomach- Pylorus Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Limited to proximal stomach as there were some food residues and the patient was not tolerating the procedure very well ) .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6545050\nPatient Name: Lujan, Christian\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lujan, Justine\nDate of procedure: 2002-09-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D: Oedematous mucosa and erosions in D1.,Top of circumferential Barrett's 38cm.,Scope passed through easily.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 46 cm.,No stricture or mucosal abnormality seen.,No inlet patchwas seen on narrow band imaging.,CLO POSITIVE.,Treated with HALO Channel RFA at 12J.,Final Prague score: C0M4.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W1047941\nPatient Name: Bates, Janasia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Manaway, Shyanne\nDate of procedure: 2014-01-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.,STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,Stomach - Normal.,Endoscopic treatment not indicated.,It is 1cm in length.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O4756019\nPatient Name: al-Jamal, Jannat\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Hosein, Mayyaada\nDate of procedure: 2008-06-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: subtle non-erosive antral/mid-body gastritis - CLO test - positive.,Gastritis and duodenitis.,No cervical inlet patch.,He bacame tachy.,5 cm gastric ulcer in antrum with haematin deposits in the base and surrounded by significant oedema - biopsied x 6.,The endoscope passed through the stricture with resistance before dilatation initiated.,Very difficult position to treat but 3 clips deployed and adrenaline used.,G: no Fundal varices.,Area biopsied again.,8 cm hiatus hernia.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P2080807\nPatient Name: Salgado, April\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Tawil, Naseefa\nDate of procedure: 2007-02-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum: Healing D1 ulcer.,Wide open pylorus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L2478495\nPatient Name: Fox, Ariyelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Meyer, Danielle\nDate of procedure: 2003-03-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small HH.,OESOPHAGUS: Candida + moderate oesophagitis.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 43 cm.,Lower oesophageal biopsies taken as well.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2068433\nPatient Name: Mccauley, Audrey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez Vite, Britni\nDate of procedure: 2016-12-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Lax cardia with small hiatus hernia but no erosive oesophagitis.,Known GOJ adeno-Ca.,Pushed through easily and rotated.,O: GOJ at 40cm.,The endoscope passed through the stricture with resistance before dilatation initiated.,She has had a duodenal ulcer with resection / ?,No stricture.,Multiple biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: mild candidiasis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1951882\nPatient Name: Williams, Hypatia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Maker, Cheyenne\nDate of procedure: 2008-02-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Large gastric food residue, not safe to proceed.,STOMACH: previous partial gastrectomy.,Small patch of angiodysplasia in the fundus, not actively oozing.,Epigastric burning pain improved on omeprazole.,Otherwise oesophagus normal.,Normal mucosa.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D9082891\nPatient Name: Tsosie, Cierra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Diaz, Mayra\nDate of procedure: 2005-03-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: intact fundoplication, prepyloric oedematous folds, slightly friable -biopsies sent.,No gastric varices.,Repositioned with bumper clear of gastric wall.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no evidence of residual dysplasia under FICe.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2752405\nPatient Name: el-Yamin, Waheeba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gonzalez, Monique\nDate of procedure: 2005-07-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: diffuse gastritis with angiodysplasia and punctate bleeding site on greater curve mid body - no obvious ulcer- antrum scar ?,APC 40W applied with good effect.,STOMACH: gastritis.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal apart from small hiatus hernia.,D: Normal to D2.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q4907331\nPatient Name: Rodriguez Ibanez, Mandy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Kalil, Masroora\nDate of procedure: 2010-12-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small atypical-looking areas at GOJ - 11 o'clock and small nodular area at 3 - 4 o'clock - biopsied x 4.,no varices seen.,Review histology at MDT.,OESOPHAGUS: Tumour commencing just below Z-line extending into lesser curve as previously described.,Also high grade 4 oesophagitis with candidiasis.,STOMACH: possible very small isolated varix at fundus.,Top of circumferential Barrett's: 33 cm.,Lower oesophageal biopsies taken as well.,Stomach - mild gastritis CLO taken - NEGTIVE.,D: Normal to D2.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7140324\nPatient Name: Bruce, London\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rangel, Elysa\nDate of procedure: 2001-05-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Final Prague score: C1M5.,Stomach- Normal.,No varices anywhere in the upper GI tract/ no PHG.,Oesophagus: In the distal oesophagus there were 3 x 1cm .,5cm again noted from 24-26cm from incisors, not changed in size; obstructs up to 25% of lumen.,STOMACH: 5 cm sliding hiatus hernia with gastric prolapse.,He has a duodenal ulcer in D2.,D2 biopsies taken in view of weight loss.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R9120543\nPatient Name: Yang, Diana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Fuentes, Kayla\nDate of procedure: 2014-11-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: G: Tiny fundal gastric erosions.,GOJ at 41 cm.,D1 biopsy taken.,Tiny erosions at the antrum.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at 36, 34 and 32 cm.,NBI used .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7095078\nPatient Name: Mertz, Whitney\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sago, Christina\nDate of procedure: 2015-10-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Proximal to the pylorus was an anastomosis opening into a loop with 2 openings ?,Procedure abandoned due to high risk of aspiration and poor views.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 48 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z6299612\nPatient Name: Harris, Taryn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Mustafa, Awaatif\nDate of procedure: 2003-05-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ tight, but patent with Fuji endoscope.,GOJ at 44 cm, opening up with no resistance when the scope was passed.,OESOPHAGUS: candidiasis in the upper third.,Ulcer in the antrum.,STOMACH: Hiatus hernia, sliding, 3 cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 38 cm.,Ulcer in the pylorus.,Otherwise Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part of duodenum.,Oesophageal mucosae very friable and inflamed.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E6197772\nPatient Name: Vargas, Abbie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bodnar, Chloe\nDate of procedure: 2008-01-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: This was removed by a 4 peice EMR using Duette MBM kit.,Known Barrett's.,There is a new ulcer on the opposite wall to clip - not as deep as previously but may need a second clip.,Normal oesophagus to GOJ at 41 cm .,3mm islands and small rim of Barrett's at GOJ right wall.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 44cm.,Mildly dilated oesophagus; SCJ at 40 cm; no oesophagitis or hiatus hernia.,Topf of gastric folds 35cm, 34, 30M.,Endoscopic treatment not indicated.,Normal otherwise.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1732455\nPatient Name: al-Odeh, Himma\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Romero, Cynthia\nDate of procedure: 2014-09-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: tight proximal anastomotic stricture - dilated 20mm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M8823141\nPatient Name: Jacket, Mary\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sena, Jaylynn\nDate of procedure: 2008-07-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: LA A/B.,Anastamosis looks healthy with no concerning features.,Normal D2.,No gastric varices and no portal hypertensive gastropathy.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at 36, 34 and 32 cm.,No visible lesion.,at 38cm there is an impassable stricture with Fuji endoscope.,So procedure abondoned.,Due repeat in 5 years as per Dr Dunn froml ast scope.,Stomach - mild gastritis CLO - negative.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5272217\nPatient Name: Appiah-Kubi, Sphy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Modesto, Jennifer\nDate of procedure: 2004-01-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D2 and Barrett's biopsies taken.,STOMACH: absent, jejunum healthy - aspirates for small bowel overgrowth.,GOJ at 44 cm, opening up with no resistance when the scope was passed.,He also has erosive gastritis in the fundus.,CLOtest and duodenal biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal apart from possible mild trachealization.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C8544445\nPatient Name: Herrera, Gisel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vick, Rickia\nDate of procedure: 2016-04-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D2 biopsies taken as per request.,3cm hiatus hernia.,He has a 2cm as well as grade A oesophagitis.,DUODENUM: atrophic mucosa, especially in D2.,LAWS and bleeding under acetic acid,G: mild PHG.,O: Normal mucosa.,Normal oesohagus.,The last EMR removed felt less easy to suck up than the others.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good position at check endoscopy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5917376\nPatient Name: Carolina, Jazzmin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Jamal, Arwa\nDate of procedure: 2008-02-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: cervical inlet patch 3 cm .,Duodenum - large ulcer on posterior wall 3cm - no active bleeding - vessel with overlying haematin candidate vessel for cause of bleeding - reviewed by Dr Anderson and APC applied to the area.,Oesophagus: In the distal oesophagus there were 3 x 1cm .,OESOPHAGUS: Mild narrowing at oesophago-conduit anastomosis in neck, required balloon dilatation 20mm .,Mild lower oesophageal oesophagitis LA grade A.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 30 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A1648588\nPatient Name: al-Shahan, Haajara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Murray-Hoskins, Kelsey\nDate of procedure: 2014-08-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Distal oesophagus - no varices seen.,G: Severe PHG.,Pylorus initially quite tight and difficult to enter but admitted scope.,This was dilated to 12mm with CRE balloon - no immediate complications.,Also high grade 4 oesophagitis with candidiasis.,2cm hiatus hernia, mild generalised gastritis.,Hiatus hernia otherwise normal to D2.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J1337672\nPatient Name: Cook, Bridget\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lo, Hoangcung\nDate of procedure: 2007-02-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Scope passed through easily.,DUODENUM: scarring at D1 suggesting previous peptic disease.,The food was stuck just distal to the larynx.,STOMACH: Antral gastris.,Diaphragmatic pinch:39cm,Diaphragmatic pinch: 39cm .,GOJ at 38cm, biopsies taken.,Extensive portal hypertensive gastropathy.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliac disease.,In the pyloric channel there is inflammation but no ulceration.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8594667\nPatient Name: Smith, Dominique\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pena, Laura\nDate of procedure: 2013-03-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Oesophagus- Candida in proximal oesophagus.,A 1cm submucosal lesion was seen in the distal oesophagus.,Gastritis and gastric antrum mucosal erosions-biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B8880712\nPatient Name: el-Din, Arwa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Christensen, Lauren\nDate of procedure: 2010-01-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Flattened on insufflation.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G8210675\nPatient Name: Oracion, Michelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Yanez, Christa\nDate of procedure: 2009-05-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no appreciable hiatus hernia.,No stigmata of bleeding.,Treated with APC at 40W.,STOMACH: gastritis in antrum - CLO test: negative.,Normal oesophagus to GOJ at 41 cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V4085520\nPatient Name: el-Salam, Najwa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vongsaraphanh Khamvongsa, Vinita\nDate of procedure: 2009-11-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach: few 3mm polyps in stomach with 4mm polyp in fundus .,DUODENUM: Duodenitis- mild/mod.,DUODENUM: scarring at D1 suggesting previous peptic disease.,No fundal varices.,DUODENUM: erosive duodenitis in D1, D2 - normal.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I1303991\nPatient Name: Ayyanar, Maesa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Abdalla, Turfa\nDate of procedure: 2009-03-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ opening well but body of oesophagus dilated.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2075882\nPatient Name: Cha, Rebecca\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Carreon-Sandoval, Brenda\nDate of procedure: 2001-03-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: very mild antral gastritis .,2 biopsies from D2.,No active source of bleeding was found.,Review histology at MDT.,Stomach - Normal.,DUODENUM: Mild duodenitis in D1.,Duodenum: normal.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O3104214\nPatient Name: Vialpando, Martha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gillespie, Natalie\nDate of procedure: 2009-07-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P4425100\nPatient Name: Johnson, Leesa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Hadi, Nuha\nDate of procedure: 2010-08-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJN at 39 cm.,DUODENUM: not entered.,Four dD2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliacdisease.,The covering mucosa is not suggestive of underlying varix.,Two endoclips applied to proximal and distal margins.,OESOPHAGUS: one linear varix, small size, flattened on insufflation, with no red signs.,OESOPHAGUS: Excellent result post EMR with complete squamous regeneation at site.,GOJ at 41 cm.,Oesophagus- 3 columns of well covered grade I varices seen.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L8917541\nPatient Name: Nuanes, Alisha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Denton, Ali\nDate of procedure: 2016-07-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Further EMR was performed in 3 peices at the GOJ to remove these areas.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K6126215\nPatient Name: el-Hasen, Zuhaira\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Saber, Kameela\nDate of procedure: 2009-04-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No evidence of oesophageal varices.,No hiatus hernia; fundoplication intact; CLO test done.,Nodular area high on lesser curve, biopsied.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ, no inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S6740918\nPatient Name: Lopez, Nicole\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rietman, Diana\nDate of procedure: 2003-12-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.,Self limited.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 36 cm .,No active bleeding or altered blood.,Two oesophageal varices identified at 20cm.,We will re-book for 2 weeks, rebanding.,There was very mild oesophagitis and a single 5mm benign-appearing ulcer at the gastro-oesophageal junction.,x6 D2/3 biopsies taken.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D2568207\nPatient Name: Quintanilla, Jennifer\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Xiong, Amanda\nDate of procedure: 2015-12-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: A 1cm submucosal lesion was seen in the distal oesophagus.,Final Prague score: C8M10.,D2 and Barrett's biopsies taken.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 39,37,35.,No diverticulum, no massess.,No fundal varices.,No cervical inlet patch.,1% Lugol's iodine - no unstained lesions.,No obvious gastric outflow restriction.,OESOPHAGUS: Lax LOS .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N1257699\nPatient Name: Yellowboy, Nizhoni\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Soliman, Kareema\nDate of procedure: 2002-06-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No source of upper GI bleeding was identified.,3mm islands and small rim of Barrett's at GOJ right wall.,Duodenum - Normal D2 Bx taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Irregular Z-line, no clear visible Barrett's but metaplasia on previous biopsy.,Two oesophageal varices identified at 20cm.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.,STOMACH: mild antral non-erosive gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7176341\nPatient Name: Cusimano, Madison\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Taylor, Brandy\nDate of procedure: 2014-05-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No ulceration, erosion or inflammation.,STOMACH: Portal hypertensive gastropathy.,No evidence of malignancy.,Repositioned with bumper clear of gastric wall.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7489214\nPatient Name: Ly, Sweta\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Madera, Natasha\nDate of procedure: 2007-05-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Botox 25U injected in 4 quadrants in retroflex position to GOJ .,He has a fullly neosquamous oesophagus with an irregular Z-line.,Wide open pylorus and normal D1 and D2.,Normal oesophagus to GOJ at 41 cm .,Mild oesophagitis LA grade B, sliding hiatus hernia about 3cm.,STOMACH: Moderate haemorrhagic gastritis - CLO test negative.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 38 cm.,STOMACH: 6 sessile polyps in mid-body and lesser curve, max size 4 mm - biopsied x 2.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R2764793\nPatient Name: Tefera, Ilgude\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Oliver, Marisa\nDate of procedure: 2005-01-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Known extensive and metastatic gastric cancer.,OESOPHAGUS: top of gastric fold and neo-Zline at 38 cm, 36 and 35 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7058648\nPatient Name: Chaffin, Shianne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Samara, Rabdaa\nDate of procedure: 2006-10-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The overall picture appears unchanged compared to the previous description 4 months ago.,GOJ at 43 cm.,4 biopsies taken ?,GOJ at 36 cm.,Narrow band imaging of the oesophagus:.,Oesophagus - small <5mmoesophageal varices x2 columns.,Mucosa washed with 1% NAC.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z8946728\nPatient Name: Gray, Marina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Kanan, Gaitha\nDate of procedure: 2008-08-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Atrophic gastritis only.,No GI cause of dysphagia.,Duodenum- Nodular duodenitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7331206\nPatient Name: Cabral, Santana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lampe, Zoe\nDate of procedure: 2007-09-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: two clips still in situ.,Congestion for portal hypertension.,Normal duodenal mucosa.,No evidence of ischemia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T9453315\nPatient Name: al-Jamal, Wadee'a\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jimenez-Diaz, Jaslyn\nDate of procedure: 2005-08-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Stomach - Large well coveredf gastric varix extending from GOJ - no sign of active bleeding.,The duodenum was also seen to distend well and didn't appear to be compressed extenally down to D2.,5 cm in size .,Well covered - photographed.,Post laparoscopic Nissen's fundoplication 4y ago.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4134709\nPatient Name: Vargas, Hayley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Johnson, Miranda\nDate of procedure: 2004-02-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A/B .,Z-line at: 45cm - Bravo placed at 39cm- good position at check endoscopy.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude Coeliac disease.,Pylorus and duodenum intact.,On retroflexion the wrap is in correct position, with no evidence of recurrent hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: traces of scarring post bleach ingestion with no inflammation, no strictures and no ulcerations, oesophagus essentially looks normal; GOJ at 40 cm.,Flumazenil given.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 34 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5156770\nPatient Name: Yang, Parinaz\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Mostafa, Khaalida\nDate of procedure: 2005-02-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal gastric folds and stomach distension.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part of duodenum with the exception of small gastric polyps.,Two oesophageal varices identified at 20cm.,No inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,Oesophagus- 3 columns of well covered grade I varices seen.,It looks like things have improved but not normalised.,STOMACH: gastritis.,Nodular area high on lesser curve, biopsied.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Moderate.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C2789586\nPatient Name: Serrano Cano, Latyla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mahoney, Darian\nDate of procedure: 2012-07-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: normal- CLO test - negative.,Tongue of columnar junction above SCJ at 38 cm; 1 cm slippage of cardia through fundoplication; hiatus hernia repair appears intact.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5990901\nPatient Name: Heinz, Layne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Shaikh, Izza\nDate of procedure: 2008-08-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus normal, GOJ at 38cm normal.,Unfortunately the patient pulled the endoscope out on several occasions whilst it was still in the mouth despite adequate sedation.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no appreciable hiatus hernia.,No blood in the UGI tract.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ, no inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A3962018\nPatient Name: al-Azer, Zahra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Awan, Mawzoona\nDate of procedure: 2013-04-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: linear erosions at distal gastric body with traces of altered blood.,Small schatski beyond.,The reflux oesophagitis has completely healed.,OESOPHAGUS: Short tongue of Barrett's remians, C0M4 left wall.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no residual Barrett's post HALO RFA.,The varices flattened well with air insufflation.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J8367396\nPatient Name: Woolfolk, Taliya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Blunt, Shantrel\nDate of procedure: 2011-10-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus normal; squamo-columnar junction at 38 cm; no hiatus hernia or oesophagitis.,Procedure done under enhanced sedation by ITU team.,STOMACH: PEG tube visualised with partially buried bumper and consequent inflammatory mucosa.,Aspirates also taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8211489\nPatient Name: Gorden, Shawnae\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cayou, Deeana\nDate of procedure: 2011-11-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No cervical inlet patch.,No neoplasia.,3mm islands and small rim of Barrett's at GOJ right wall.,Some washing performed but concern regarding aspiration if copious washing performed.,There is a new ulcer on the opposite wall to clip - not as deep as previously but may need a second clip.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm .,Post laparoscopic Nissen's fundoplication 4y ago.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9209688\nPatient Name: Askew, Tanay\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jackson, Tamyra\nDate of procedure: 2008-01-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Diaphragmatic pinch:39cm,Forrest Ulcer classification:II B.,No ulcers, no recent bleeding.,No blood in the UGI tract.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G9989010\nPatient Name: Young, Kailynn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Calton Gay, Danait\nDate of procedure: 2005-09-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Mild/Moderate gastritis of body and antrum.,x4 biopsies taken.,Grade 1-2 varices persist, 2 columns.,Compressible.,There looked like possible extension into fundus - target biopsied.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1083206\nPatient Name: al-Farrah, Thaamira\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Read-Lindberg, Lucero\nDate of procedure: 2012-07-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Endoscopic treatment not indicated.,Normal oesophagus; SCJ at 40 cm widely patent with 20 mm balloon fitting loosely; both limbs of jejunum entered for 20 cm.,STOMACH: mild non-erosive antral gastritis - CLO test - negative.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3619361\nPatient Name: Grossetete, Sierra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Siddique, Habeeba\nDate of procedure: 2005-01-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: two short segments of Barrett's oesophagus, max 1 cm each, at 36 to 37 cm, C0M1.,Mildly dilated oesophagus, no oesophagitis.,Mild PHG, no obvious varices seen in oesophagus or stomach.,OESOPHAGUS: hiatue hernia with irregular Z line at 37 cm but no obvious Barrett's.,She has a few scattered telangiectasia in the antrum.,Otherwise oesophagus normal.,No evidence of oesophagitis.,The covering mucosa is not suggestive of underlying varix.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W7335845\nPatient Name: al-Rasheed, Rashaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vathanavarin, Aisha\nDate of procedure: 2013-05-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: EMR sites - more distal one at 37cm .,Seven bands applied on 4 columns starting at OGJ.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1085643\nPatient Name: Knaus, Natsima\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kang, Sae\nDate of procedure: 2016-08-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0M2.,STOMACH: significant amount of food residue in the stomach, therefore the procedure was stopped due to risk of aspiration and poor views.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6658276\nPatient Name: Alire, Katia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Sala, Reema\nDate of procedure: 2011-04-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No other pathology.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no appreciable hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0 M1.,Two oesophageal varices identified at 20cm.,Known Barrett's.,Small 2cm recurrent HH.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4154167\nPatient Name: Martinez Flood, Brittany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lee, Kiandra\nDate of procedure: 2001-09-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K8099671\nPatient Name: Vigil, Breanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Burki, Amniyya\nDate of procedure: 2002-02-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: CLOtest and duodenal biopsies taken.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 39,37,35.,Duodenum: D2 biopsies taken.,Nodular at GOJ as previously described.,Large gastric food residue, not safe to proceed.,Lifted and ESD performed.,STOMACH: Polyps- Multiple .,Diaphragmatic pinchL 41cm .,STOMACH: large, 5 - 6 cm sliding hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1985702\nPatient Name: Throckmorton, Tiffany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Waheed, Hameeda\nDate of procedure: 2002-01-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No afferent limb seen.,Slightly prominent ampulla but not biopsied - did not look abnormal.,Gastro-oesophageal anastomosis at 30cm from incisors, which is open with free reflux.,Normal small bowel mucosa.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D4796018\nPatient Name: al-Siddique, Nazmiyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hicks, Mercedes\nDate of procedure: 2013-10-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's osophagus C3M5 34-39cm.,No inlet patch.,There was a nodular appearance in thedistal and mid-oesophagus of unknown signficance.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm .,Lax cardia with mild inflammation of the top of gastric folds.,OESOPHAGUS: mildly dilated oesophagus with traces of food and saliva requiring suctioning.,OESOPHAGUS:Normal no ulceration/varices.,Inlet patch - Yes or No: No.,No haitus hernia.,D1 inspected carefully and no othe abnormalities seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2905244\nPatient Name: Moham, Symone\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ross, Lynette\nDate of procedure: 2010-07-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small oesophageal diverticulu at 20cms and florid candida.,GOJ at 41 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7729897\nPatient Name: Myles Jr, Tristin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shirali, Jou\nDate of procedure: 2008-10-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: Duodenitis- Mild/Moderate.,Hiatus Hernia- Small.,Oesophaghus was furrowed and mild trachealisation .,OESOPHAGUS: Grade B oesophagitis.,EoE.,2% indigo carmine solution were sprayed.,DUODENUM: Normal D2 biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9801234\nPatient Name: Lew, Priscilla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tat, Kathleena\nDate of procedure: 2015-12-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mildoesophagitis grade LA A/B.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and 25 cm plus 2 biopsies at 20 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R3882435\nPatient Name: Fairbanks, Amber\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ware, Shyanne\nDate of procedure: 2002-05-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies taken at:32cmx4.,Total of 6 ablations.,OESOPHAGUS: one linear varix, small size, flattened on insufflation, with no red signs.,Small gastric remnant with apparent Polya reconstruction.,STOMACH: Mild nodular areas of inflammation in antrum - biopsies for h pylori as on PPI.,Benign appearances.,Clips in fundus identified, no active bleeding and no ulceration.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7134775\nPatient Name: Krishan, Darlene\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tapia-Hernandez, Maribel\nDate of procedure: 2016-03-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: Duodenitis- Mild/Moderate.,Stomach- Pylorus Gastritis- Nodular with erosions.,OESOPHAGUS: oesophageal candidiasis in the lower third.,There is no hiatus hernia or evidence of oesophagitis.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 38cmx4,36cmx2.,STOMACH: absent, jejunum healthy - aspirates for small bowel overgrowth.,Mucosal inflammation noted from the pylorus to the antrum.,STOMACH: Large hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 42 cm.,D2 biopsies taken x4.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9871480\nPatient Name: Lilgerose, Sofia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Brown, Shalamar\nDate of procedure: 2014-03-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Final Prague score: C8M10.,I took quadrantic biopsies at 25 cm and 20 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,STOMACH: Food residue.,D: Oedematous mucosa and erosions in D1.,Oesophagus- Hiatus hernia seen.,Antral and fundic gastritis and a couple of fundic erosions seen.,No active source of bleeding was found.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9204095\nPatient Name: Palmer, Samantha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Nasrallah, Taaliba\nDate of procedure: 2006-05-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastric biopsies taken from cardia, body and antrum.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,OESOPHAGUS: Top of gasric folds at 31 cm and several islands at 28-26 cm, at right and posterior walls.,Normal oesohagus.,OESOPHAGUS: island of Barrett's oesophagus\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1294090\nPatient Name: Pinzon, Marcela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Haberland, Priyanka\nDate of procedure: 2008-06-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Could not tolerateand declined sedation on this occasion.,OESOPHAGUS: candidiasis from 10 to 25 cm .,OESOPHAGUS: No residual Barrett's post HALO RFA.,No inlet patch was seen.,Duodenal erosion seen and biopsied x2.,There were mutiple small nodules in the distal oesophagus of unknown significance .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M9440150\nPatient Name: Margheim, Lisa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hanson IV, Rewina\nDate of procedure: 2007-11-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 38cm .,Four D2 biopsies were takento rule out coeliac disease.,Normal stomach and duodenum.,GOJ at 33 cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6044658\nPatient Name: Kim, Brigid\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hand, Shanta\nDate of procedure: 2006-05-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No afferent limb seen.,OESOPHAGUS: Two tiny polyps at 25cm .,No nodular areas seen.,No other pathology.,ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS .,No sinister features.,Oesophagus - Normal GOJ 45cm.,Pylorus dilated up to 20mm with good effect.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6417773\nPatient Name: el-Rahimi, Sadeeqa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kresyman, Morgan\nDate of procedure: 2009-08-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach - Normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6072011\nPatient Name: Grimes, Loagyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Mina, Khulood\nDate of procedure: 2016-02-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus dilated; Grade 3 oesophagitis from30-38 cm; 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,No stricture seen.,DUODENUM: Normal - examined to D3.,No evidence of oeosphagitis.,There is a large exophytic mass, which includes almost the entire lesser curve of the stomach from the GOJ to the incisura.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1449886\nPatient Name: Chuong, Elsa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ruiz, Gabrielle\nDate of procedure: 2015-11-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D2 biopsies taken as requested.,No varices.,STOMACH: Portal Hypertensive Gastropathy.,Mucosal inflammation noted from the pylorus to the antrum.,Mid oesophageal wide moutheddiverticulum.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1607560\nPatient Name: Testerman, Shanelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Thompson, Alexis\nDate of procedure: 2014-05-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good positionat check endoscopy.,3cm hiatus hernia.,Two oesophageal varices identified at 20cm.,She has a Paris subcentimetre 1s nodule at the GOJ which is likely to be hyperplastic or regenerative.,No inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.,No blood or ongoing bleeding seen in the UGI tract.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 42 cm.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 44cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8031481\nPatient Name: al-Masih, Shahla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Ahmad, Humaira\nDate of procedure: 2002-10-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus- Normal.,D2 biopsies taken to exclude coeliac in view of weight loss.,Mild gastric body mucosal thickening and pangastritis.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 48 cm.,STOMACH: Normal.,No macroscopic features of EoE.,There looked like possible extension into fundus - target biopsied.,There was loss of pit pattern on surface\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2120051\nPatient Name: Duling, M'Leesa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bryson, Kayla\nDate of procedure: 2014-03-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No active ulcer.,OESOPHAGUS: cervical inlet patch 3 cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7163832\nPatient Name: Johnson, Rebecca\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Samra, Shaahida\nDate of procedure: 2008-08-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJN at 39 cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 38 cm.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6620949\nPatient Name: Kang, Melissa Nicole\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Czech, Isabella\nDate of procedure: 2014-10-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia; mild non-erosive gastritis, more prominent in antrum - CLO test: negative.,Normal otherwise.,STOMACH: as above.,STOMACH: Pan gastritis.,D1 inspected carefully and no othe abnormalities seen.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4378217\nPatient Name: Landrum, Sierra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garcia-Guadarrama, Jamie\nDate of procedure: 2001-02-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Some scarring from previous banding at distal third.,Wrap normal positioned.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2657390\nPatient Name: Xiong, Adyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Duran, Nicole\nDate of procedure: 2005-11-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No fundal varices seen.,DUODENUM: bile and residue - no obstruction to D3.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S9393699\nPatient Name: Haile, Yushia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Naim, Saabiqa\nDate of procedure: 2014-10-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: One of the vessels was visibly bleeding.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 48 cm.,A 1cm submucosal lesion was seen in the distal oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia- Small.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D5975610\nPatient Name: Phillips, Grace\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Stoudt, Brooke\nDate of procedure: 2013-03-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Post surgical stomach with a normal pylorus leading to a normal D1 and then into a normal looking D2.,Consent form 4 completed.,Acute angulation into alimaentary limb or roux loop which may be the cause for poor functionality.,Small gastric remnant with apparent Polya reconstruction.,DUODENUM: small erythema in D1, probably caused by taking Aspirin long term.,No source of upper GI bleeding was identified.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4378127\nPatient Name: Klopenstine, Shannon\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Herrera, Catalina\nDate of procedure: 2014-05-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: FICE used .,Acute angulation into alimaentary limb or roux loop which may be the cause for poor functionality.,Stomach: x2 inflammatory polyps at cardia, best seen on inversion.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7597311\nPatient Name: Pinkney, Chelsey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Williams Sanders, Kadoranne\nDate of procedure: 2010-07-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: else 1950/1964 according to GP notes.,STOMACH: as above.,DUODENUM: first and second duodenum were distorted.,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm hiatus hernia, otherwise normal oesophagus with no lesions.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good positionat check endoscopy.,D2 biopsies taken n view of diarrhoea.,No polyp with suspicious/different features identified.,Oesophagus and stomach normal.,No hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H4452093\nPatient Name: Coll, Kaycee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Sham, Kinaana\nDate of procedure: 2005-11-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Final Prague score: C0M1 .,No polyp with suspicious/different features identified.,Pylorus dilated up to 20mm with good effect.,STOMACH: linear erosions at distal gastric body with traces of altered blood.,Normal D1 and D2.,Top of circumferential Barrett's: 43cm.,D1 - ulcer healing .,Biospy taken, easily bleeding.,Inlet patch - No:.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophageal candidiasis in the upper third of the oesophagus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R8004923\nPatient Name: al-Saab, Marwa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nathalia, Selma\nDate of procedure: 2015-02-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There is a very short 2cm just above the GOJ, with some contact bleeding.,Hiatus hernia.,No immediate complication.,Botox 25U injected in 4 quadrants in retroflex position to GOJ .,Normal UGI tract.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7957976\nPatient Name: Chen, Rebekah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garner, Elizabeth\nDate of procedure: 2004-05-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He has a 2cm as well as grade A oesophagitis.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0 M2 .,Not examined for inlet patch as she found the procedure unconfortable towards the end.,3cm hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm .,Mucosa of remnant also abnormal .,STOMACH: Ulceration healed.,Normal gastric folds and stomach distension.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z2727641\nPatient Name: King, Sarah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Mitri, Muna\nDate of procedure: 2011-05-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Bleeding from 3 of the biopsy sites.,D2 biopsies taken x4.,Top of gastric folds: 41 cm.,I took quadrantic biopsies at 25 cm and 20 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Tiny erosion in the pylorus .\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7461659\nPatient Name: Encinias, Nazarena\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Felipe, Jordan\nDate of procedure: 2005-06-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: island of Barrett's oesophagus\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T3145793\nPatient Name: Rios, Celeste\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Marrs, Alexis\nDate of procedure: 2013-04-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: mid-oesophageal candidiasis.,This was dilated to 12mm with CRE balloon - no immediate complications.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the esophagus.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 44cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Subtle Schatzki ring, mild oesophagitis above 2cm hiastus hernia, biopsies from 30 and 20cm to check for eosinophilia.,Anastomosis patent, easily passable with the scope.,Fundoplication in good position.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5148114\nPatient Name: Archuleta, Danielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Ghazi, Awaatif\nDate of procedure: 2014-06-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 46 cm.,Normal upper GI endoscopy.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude Coeliac disease.,He has a fullly neosquamous oesophagus with an irregular Z-line.,D2 biopsies taken as per request.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U1759838\nPatient Name: Maddux, Charlene\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Thao, Kimberly\nDate of procedure: 2009-11-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Minimal oesophageal involvement.,There were mutiple small nodules in the distal oesophagus of unknown significance .,Hiatus hernia.,Small cyst in lower osophagus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5917931\nPatient Name: Pak, Annika\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Roberts, Tenai\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Post laparoscopic Nissen's fundoplication 4y ago.,Scope not held by stricture and I suspect dysphagia is more likely due to this poorly motile area of oesophagus rather than stricture.,Moderate amount of fluid in the upper third, requiring suctioning.,D2 - normal.,Also D2 biopsies taken and sent in saline for TCR.,Volvulus partially reduced.,Consent form 4 completed.,She has a Paris subcentimetre 1s nodule at the GOJ which is likely to be hyperplastic or regenerative.,Ulcer in the pylorus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2813264\nPatient Name: al-Miah, Ghaaliba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Barker, Jenna\nDate of procedure: 2002-11-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Grade C oesophagitis over 4cm in the distal oesophagus.,Mild PHG, no obvious varices seen in oesophagus or stomach.,There were mutiple small nodules in the distal oesophagus of unknown significance .,Z-line at: 39cm - Bravo placed at 33cm- good position at check endoscopy.,Mid oesophageal wide moutheddiverticulum.,Known extensive and metastatic gastric cancer.,He has H Pylori eradication following last examination.,Narrowband imaging of the oesophagus: No inlet patch.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A mild, distal.,Specifically, no evidence of oesophageal varices.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A6871788\nPatient Name: Redshirt, Samantha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Shaheed, Mubeena\nDate of procedure: 2007-01-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: 5 cm sliding hiatus hernia with gastric prolapse.,Stomach: mild/moderate erosive gastritis.,Alkaline gastritis and amount of bile residue.,STOMACH: PEG in situ, not embeded.,Stomach: previous resection.,pylori, confirming eradication after previous treatment from GP .,A single episode of haematemesis 2 days agao.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6229707\nPatient Name: Pilcher, Holly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jeong, Padideh\nDate of procedure: 2015-05-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Z-line at: 40cm - Bravo placed at 34cm- good position at check endoscopy.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 36 cm.,3 columns of barely noticeable oesophagal varices at 11, 2 and 6 o'clock at 32-37cm.,Stomach- Normal.,There is a duodenal diverticulum, just after the D1/D2 flexure but there is no inflammation, ulceration or erosions.,Small hiatus hernia only.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A/B .,Hypotensive during procedure but BP better after 500ml of saline.,No Visible lesions.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7228898\nPatient Name: Lee, Hana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Aldaco, Lauren\nDate of procedure: 2006-07-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 3 sub-centrimetre fundic gland type polyps in fundus.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C3M9, 21-30cm, but squamous regeneration at site of previous APC.,No bleeding seen.,STOMACH: At the anastamosis there was circumfrential slow oozing and ulceration.,STOMACH: Large hiatus hernia.,Nodular at GOJ as previously described.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B1224656\nPatient Name: Copley, Gabrielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bobo, Itzi\nDate of procedure: 2012-12-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small hiatus hernia from 38 to 41cm.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Nodular.,STOMACH: Multiple gastric polyps in body and fundus.,Normal upper GI endoscopy.,Pt with known lower oesoph SCC post chemoradiotherapy.,5mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and then gold probe applied with good effect.,STOMACH: previous partial gastrectomy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G4762980\nPatient Name: al-Hashmi, Huda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hernandez, Justice\nDate of procedure: 2005-03-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach and duodenum with no mucosal lesion.,Type II tumour extending 2cm up to the SCJ, fundus is preserved.,Gastric: Oedematous mucosa in atrum - biopsies taken .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1418327\nPatient Name: Hammer, Sarah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Johnson, Billye\nDate of procedure: 2009-03-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He was dilated to 13.,STOMACH: as above.,OESOPHAGUS: two clips still in situ.,Wide open pylorus and normal D1 and D2.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA B .,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Angularis.,Probable visible vessel but no stigmata of recent haemorrhage.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6545050\nPatient Name: Thompson, Mariyah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Meer, Mutee'a\nDate of procedure: 2003-08-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH/ DUODENUM: Normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W1047941\nPatient Name: Rudy, Melanie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Camara, Sara\nDate of procedure: 2008-11-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach - mild gastritis CLO - negative.,Stomach: otherwise unremarkable.,Mild duodenitis.,OESOPHAGUS: Normalto GOJ 40 cm.,Hyperplastic polyp extending over greater curve to cardia.,Oesophagus- Hiatus hernia seen.,STOMACH: Multiple gastric polyps in body and fundus.,Top of circumferential Barrett's 38cm.,D2 biopsies taken n view of diarrhoea.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O4756019\nPatient Name: King, Maeselle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hughes, Charron\nDate of procedure: 2005-07-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He had a Paris IIa lesion at 12 and 6 o'clock.,OGJ and islands were treated with APC 40W with good effect.,The meat bolus was seen in lower segment but could be pushed easily into the stomach.,D: Normal to D3.,Procedure done under enhanced sedation by ITU team.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 41cm .,OESOPHAGUS: candida throughout.,Modalities used to achieve haemostasis: 10mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and 2 clips applied.,Patient did not tolerate the procedure and was panicking and pulling the scope out.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P2080807\nPatient Name: Escobedo, Aracely\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Mahdavi, Nawfa\nDate of procedure: 2011-02-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No fresh or altered blood in the upper GI tract.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GO) J at 40 cm.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Moderate.,STOMACH: partly filled with fresiduals of NG feed.,DUODENUM: almost complete resolution of pyloric oedema.,DUODENUM: Duodenitis- Mild/Moderate.,Normal mucosa.,OESOPHAGUS: Grade A oesophagitis, but appearances nuch improved with no focal ulceration.,OGD today to assess for ulceration/ongoing bleeding.,Some squamous papillomas in the distal oesophagus .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L2478495\nPatient Name: al-Wahba, Faseeha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Zai, Mikaela\nDate of procedure: 2010-06-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: 4 columns of large varices with red marks throughout oesophagus.,Representative biopsies taken.,Normal Villi.,DUODENUM: erosive duodenitis in D1, D2 - normal.,Haemospray.,Stomach- Pylorus slightly oedematous, folds no obstruction.,There is a duodenal diverticulum, just after the D1/D2 flexure but there is no inflammation, ulceration or erosions.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2068433\nPatient Name: Burge, Kelsey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Delarosa, Sabrina\nDate of procedure: 2010-04-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Small amount of bright red blood that seems to have refluxed back through the pylorus.,No strictures seen.,No blood in the UGI tract.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1951882\nPatient Name: Mitchell, Nicole\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Posey, Delphine\nDate of procedure: 2005-09-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Final Prague score: C0M1 .,STOMACH: Streaky antral gastritis with linear erosions.,No gastritis.,This was removed by a 4 peice EMR using Duette MBM kit.,Cervical inlet patch at 18 cm, on the right wall,Gastric sleeve patent and not dilated, containing large amount of bile.,Lax cardia with small hiatus hernia but no erosive oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D9082891\nPatient Name: Oh, Pa Houa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Stevenson, Jane\nDate of procedure: 2003-02-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliac disease.,As pt very symptomatic and on PPI gastric biopsies taken for H.Pylori.,Post total gastrectomy.,GOJ at 40 cm.,She has a Paris subcentimetre 1s nodule at the GOJ which is likely to be hyperplastic or regenerative.,He had two visible vessels just distal to the GOJ, withina hiatus hernia.,Flumazenil given.,No other pathology.,STOMACH: very mild antral gastritis .,DUODENUM: Forrest III ulcer in D1.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2752405\nPatient Name: Steele, Iman\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Branch, Nala\nDate of procedure: 2007-10-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: mild antral gastritis, biopsies taken.,Mutliple smooth strictures from 25cm to 38cm- scope easily passable.,Duodenum: Diffuse significant oedema throughout D1 and D2.,Oesophaghus was furrowed and mild trachealisation .,GOJ opening well but body of oesophagus dilated.,DUODENUM: Normal to D3.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q4907331\nPatient Name: Buford, Alexus\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Carter, Quavaydra\nDate of procedure: 2007-04-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No erosions in antrum seen this time.,No specific lesion identified.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7140324\nPatient Name: Chen, Phaylinh\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bogle, Amber\nDate of procedure: 2007-04-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No oesophagitis was seen.,STOMACH: very mild antral gastritis .,STOMACH: 5 cm sliding hiatus hernia.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R9120543\nPatient Name: Tilong, Aubeni\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Guzman, Prescillia\nDate of procedure: 2002-02-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM:.,No fresh or altered blood in the upper GI tract.,So procedure abondoned.,Very friable with bleeding.,5 cm, ulcerated with two areas of ?,Mildoesophagitis grade LA A/B.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7095078\nPatient Name: Ruiz, Shirelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Melonas, Emily\nDate of procedure: 2007-10-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: mild antral non-erosive gastritis.,Stomach and pylorus normal; fundoplication visible on retroflexion.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good position at check endoscopy.,Top of gastric folds: 41 cm.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the cardia.,STOMACH: Minimal amount of clear fluid and and bile.,D2 biopsies taken as per request.,Non-inflamed Barrett's segment C2M3 with no nodularity or visible dysplasia.,GOJ at 44 cm, opening up with no resistance when the scope was passed.,Biopsies taken.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z6299612\nPatient Name: Haileselassie, Roemello\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Jabara, Hilmiyya\nDate of procedure: 2013-07-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesopahgus- Distal Bleeding-Active .,no varices seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E6197772\nPatient Name: Ortega, Jazlyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Coleman, Shelby\nDate of procedure: 2012-06-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 8 biopsies into saline for H Pylori culture as per protocol.,3 treatments with nocleaning step inbetween.,Mild PHG, no obvious varices seen in oesophagus or stomach.,Not safe to band due to food refluxing up oesophagus but will need re-banding at some point.,Obstructing/Impassable with Fuji endoscope oesophageal tumour at 18cm.,STOMACH: 5 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,Biopsies taken.,G: Portal hypertensive gastropathy, more obvious in the fundus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1732455\nPatient Name: Jumbo, Mikkayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ortiz, Syvanna\nDate of procedure: 2007-10-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- Pylorus Gastritis- Nodular with erosions.,OESOPHAGUS: Mild narrowing at oesophago-conduit anastomosis in neck, required balloon dilatation 20mm .,minimal gastritis - CLO test - negative .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M8823141\nPatient Name: Rabideau, Kimberley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Day, Cara\nDate of procedure: 2013-08-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: anastomosis at 30cm widely patent and normal.,Small polyp on fold in fundus, biopsied x1.,STOMACH: The previous deep ulcer remains well covered with OTSC .,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 34 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5272217\nPatient Name: Matau, Amy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lafferty, Sarah\nDate of procedure: 2008-03-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There is a very short 2cm just above the GOJ, with some contact bleeding.,OESOPHAGUS: two short segments of Barrett's oesophagus, max 1 cm each, at 36 to 37 cm, C0M1.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C8544445\nPatient Name: Segura, Erika\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cannell, Rachael\nDate of procedure: 2004-08-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C3M9, 21-30cm, but squamous regeneration at site of previous APC.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5917376\nPatient Name: Stephens, Liliana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Stevenson, Samantha\nDate of procedure: 2003-05-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Several sessile polyps in stomach; fundoplication intact on retro-flexion; no hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0 M2 .,Benign appearances.,OESOPHAGUS: Varices- 3 columns grade 2.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 41, 39, 37, 35, 33 and 31 cm.,The meat bolus was seen in lower segment but could be pushed easily into the stomach.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A1648588\nPatient Name: Cox, Atenzia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Chung, Pachai\nDate of procedure: 2015-11-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal upper GI endoscopy to the First part of duodenum.,Lesion on retroflexion extending towards greater curve of stomach-biopsied.,No red spots seen.,The procedure was poorly tolerated, therefore only x 2 biopsies were take at 40 cm, 30 cm and 23 cm respectively, to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J1337672\nPatient Name: Larranaga, Savannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ketchum, Cherokee\nDate of procedure: 2011-03-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Upper and lower oesophageal biopsies taken to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis in view of dysphagia.,STOMACH: non-erosive gastritis from mid-body to antrum, CLO test: negative.,Small 2cm sliding hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: three varices in the distal tract, one medium size, the other 2 small and flattened on insufflation, all well covered.,No blood in UGI tract.,Presence of surgical stiches and superficial ulceration at the gastroenteric anastomoses.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8594667\nPatient Name: Meyemberg, April\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Yoshihara, Hannah\nDate of procedure: 2011-05-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: The previous deep ulcer remains well covered with OTSC .,No inlet patch.,Two endoclips applied to proximal and distal margins.,It appeared to arise from the floor of D2 but I could not positively identify the major ampulla, so it could be related to that.,Normal upper GI mucosa.,Top of circumferential Barrett's 38cm.,Three D2 andone D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.,Very difficult position to treat but 3 clips deployed and adrenaline used.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B8880712\nPatient Name: Lorenzo, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hernandez, Jaime\nDate of procedure: 2014-08-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: All 3 EMR peices were retrieved with Roth netting.,Fundoplication normal on retroflexion; erosive gastritis in antrum - biopsy and CLO.,4 biopsies taken at 35cm and 25cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Procedure abandoned due to high risk of aspiration and poor views.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G8210675\nPatient Name: Matrisciano, Ellen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcjannet-Bratton, Eleonore\nDate of procedure: 2015-10-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Hiatus hernia 36-42 cm.,No Barrett's seen.,Biopsies taken distally and proximally.,No active bleeding or altered blood.,D2 biopsies taken in view of weight loss.,Duodenum clear.,No strictures seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V4085520\nPatient Name: el-Adel, Hissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Heilman, Ichiko\nDate of procedure: 2003-08-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: G: mild PHG.,Small sliding hiatus hernia about 2cm.,DUODENUM: Erythema at D1.,Stomach: Mild, non-specific antral gastritis.,D1 inspected carefully and no othe abnormalities seen.,Bx taken.,Multiple white plaques throughout suggestive of Candida oesophagitis.,D2 biopsies taken to exclude coeliac in view of weight loss.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I1303991\nPatient Name: Phillips, Cydney\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Javed, Marjaana\nDate of procedure: 2010-08-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D: Normal to D2.,The duodenum was also seen to distend well and didn't appear to be compressed extenally down to D2.,OESOPHAGUS: Two 0.,Stomach: x2 inflammatory polyps at cardia, best seen on inversion.,Anastomosis patent, easily passable with the scope.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2075882\nPatient Name: Fields, Kwaja\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Skinner, Desare\nDate of procedure: 2009-10-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenitis.,Subesquently haemospray was applied to the mid and lower oesophagus.,Haemodynamically stable and Hb normal.,Well covered - photographed.,OESOPHAGUS: small hiatus hernia and mild erosive oesophagitis .,Upper oesophageal narrowing passable with the scope, normal mucosae.,Very difficult to get biopsies.,STOMACH: Hiatus hernia, sliding, 3 cm.,Mucosa washed with 1% NAC.,Sliding hiatus hernia 3cm, GOJ biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O3104214\nPatient Name: Williams, Kiera\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. James, Nicole\nDate of procedure: 2002-09-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ opening well but body of oesophagus dilated.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P4425100\nPatient Name: Mercado, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hinojos, Briana\nDate of procedure: 2013-09-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: due to retching,No red spots seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L8917541\nPatient Name: Cisneros, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bean, Jalen\nDate of procedure: 2008-07-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: This was removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit.,Treated with HALO Channel RFA at 12J.,In the distal tract there is a linear erosion, about 1 cm long.,DUODENUM: small erythema in D1, probably caused by taking Aspirin long term.,The endoscope passed through the stricture with resistance before dilatation initiated.,This was removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit in 2 sections.,DUODENUM: non-erosive duodenitis in D1, D2 - normal.,Minor bleeding which resolved spontaneously.,No active source of bleeding was found.,OESOPHAGUS: Grade B oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K6126215\nPatient Name: Flores Diaz, Nataly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Corbitt, Desire\nDate of procedure: 2009-04-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum clear.,No evidence of oeosphagitis.,Grade 2 varices with red signs.,No stigmata of bleeding.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C5M7, 35 cm to 29 cm.,Duodenum- Nodular duodenitis.,STOMACH: Multiple gastric polyps in body and fundus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S6740918\nPatient Name: al-Farhat, Kareema\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Badhesha, Michelle\nDate of procedure: 2015-02-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: C0M1 Barrett's with a few islands to 35cm .,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Anastomosis patent and empirically dilated up to 20mm with good effect.,There is no evidence of Barrett's.,Normal gastric folds and stomach distension.,She has had a duodenal ulcer with resection / ?\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D2568207\nPatient Name: Bigbey, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Hariri, Shameema\nDate of procedure: 2010-05-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Two 0.,Oesophagus: 2 columns of F1 varices- no signs of recent bleeding .,STOMACH: mild non-erosive gastritis in fundus.,STOMACH: At the anastamosis there was circumfrential slow oozing and ulceration.,Moderate oesophageal stricture 28-35 cm dilated to 18 mm; large sliding hiatus hernia.,DUODENUM: Mild duodnitis.,Stomach- Pylorus Polyp- 2cm.,Duodenum: Normal.,Botox 25U injected in 4 quadrants in retroflex position to GOJ .,This was dilated to 12mm with CRE balloon - no immediate complications.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N1257699\nPatient Name: el-Mian, Nakheel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lopez, Jaslynn\nDate of procedure: 2006-01-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Scope passed through easily.,Duodenum clear.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and two more at 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Otherwise oesophagus normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7176341\nPatient Name: Sloan, Amber\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tsinnijinnie, Davianna\nDate of procedure: 2010-03-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,STOMACH: previous bypass surgery in 1997 - both loops look normal.,DUODENUM: oedematous D1, no evidence of ulceration.,Seven bands applied on 4 columns starting at OGJ.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the body of stomach with 0: No bleeding.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7489214\nPatient Name: Torres, Diana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Fowler, Aujene\nDate of procedure: 2015-06-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Linear erosions in oesophagus.,Duodenum- Bulb Duodentitis.,Z-line at: 45cm - Bravo placed at 39cm- good position at check endoscopy.,OESOPHAGUS: patchy area of candidiasis on the right wall .,Diaphragmatic pinch: 39cm .,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the First part of duodenum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R2764793\nPatient Name: Bishop, Katricia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lawrence, Kia\nDate of procedure: 2011-06-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D: Oedematous mucosa and erosions in D1.,No evidence of oesophageal varices.,OESOPHAGUS: patchy area of candidiasis on the right wall .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7058648\nPatient Name: Nelson, Barbara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Westbrook, Dollee\nDate of procedure: 2013-10-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: duodenal ulcer in D1 - 2 cm diameter on the posterior wall, with clean base and surrounding oedema, causing some degree of stricture; scope easily passed into D2, without resistance.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm.,She has a small hiatus hernia .,No specific lesion identified.,No inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z8946728\nPatient Name: al-Bilal, Shabeeba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Abdella, Fawqiyya\nDate of procedure: 2005-03-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum: Duodenitis with a small erosion .,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Moderate.,Top of tongues:31 cm.,Benign appearances.,OESOPHAGUS: small hiatus hernia and mild erosive oesophagitis .,No active bleeding/no visible vessel seen.,Biopsies at OGJ and scar taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7331206\nPatient Name: Finney II, Gillian\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Yirdaw, Regina\nDate of procedure: 2014-05-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: A 1cm submucosal lesion was seen in the distal oesophagus.,The endoscope passed without resistance.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T9453315\nPatient Name: al-Sayed, Haafiza\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Oraee, Naomi\nDate of procedure: 2005-12-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: We will re-book for 2 weeks, rebanding.,Oesophagus- Hiatus hernia seen.,at 38cm there is an impassable stricture with Fuji endoscope.,Mucosa of remnant also abnormal .,GOJ scar tissue and nodular areafrom 39-42cm, biopsied.,STOMACH: gastritis.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0M2.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4134709\nPatient Name: Hand, Niavis\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mendoza, Edelmira\nDate of procedure: 2015-03-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: at 38cm there is an impassable stricture with Fuji endoscope.,metachronous lesions.,No sinister features.,No Hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5156770\nPatient Name: Mullings, Cynthia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kaplan, Meghan\nDate of procedure: 2015-10-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: CLO POSITIVE.,3 small angioectasia with no ooze/bleeding - gold probe applied to all with good effect.,STOMACH: significant amount of solid and liquid residue present.,OESOPHAGUS: tight proximal anastomotic stricture - dilated 20mm.,Volvulus partially reduced.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C2789586\nPatient Name: Sanchez, Bridgette\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Henderson, Imani\nDate of procedure: 2009-12-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA C .,Stomach: mild/moderate erosive gastritis.,No evidence of oeosphagitis.,ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS .,Oesophagus - normal.,No stricture or mucosal abnormality seen.,Lifted and ESD performed.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5990901\nPatient Name: Gallegos, Ariana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Maik, Katelynn\nDate of procedure: 2002-06-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Streaky antral gastritis with linear erosions.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A .,STOMACH: Pan gastritis.,Clean based 0.,STOMACH: The previous deep ulcer remains well covered with OTSC .,Mid oesophageal wide moutheddiverticulum.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the body of stomach - biopsied.,The minor ampulla was identified proximal to it.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A3962018\nPatient Name: Moton, Jordan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Patel, Lio\nDate of procedure: 2004-06-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Consent form 4 completed.,STOMACH: Ulceration healed.,STOMACH: mild non-erosive gastritis in fundus.,STOMACH: a couple of small erosions in fundus and mid-body - CLO test positive.,Further EMR was performed in 3 peices at the GOJ to remove these areas.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J8367396\nPatient Name: Werner, Krislynn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Shaker, Mujaahida\nDate of procedure: 2013-12-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach: otherwise unremarkable.,No nodular or atypical areas examined in WL and NBI.,No evidence of reflux.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GO) J at 40 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8211489\nPatient Name: Huynh, Jacqueline\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lusk, Shaquayla\nDate of procedure: 2010-06-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: CLOtest and duodenal biopsies taken.,Hiatus Hernia- Large.,OESOPHAGUS: resolving oesophageal candidiasis.,Mild gastritis; duodenal diverticulum noted.,Oesophagus: In the distal oesophagus there were 3 x 1cm .,STOMACH: 2-3 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,No evidence of ischemia.,Small amount of bile in the gastric conduit.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9209688\nPatient Name: el-Yusuf, Saafiyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Confer, Anddi\nDate of procedure: 2007-11-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: G: Tiny fundal gastric erosions.,STOMACH: Gastritis with erosions in the antrum.,The upper GI tract is normal except for several gastric fundic gland polyps.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G9989010\nPatient Name: Stirmers, Charneissha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Demaria, Alyssa\nDate of procedure: 2007-01-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Treated with APC at 40W.,STOMACH: At the anastamosis there was circumfrential slow oozing and ulceration.,Mega-oesophagus filled with solid food; unable to identify cardia safely, therefore procedure abandoned.,No gastric varices.,D2 biopsies taken as requested.,The previous reflux oesophagitis has healed.,Gastritis and gastric antrum mucosal erosions-biopsies taken.,No bleeding seen.,No hiatus hernia; fundoplication intact; CLO test done.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1083206\nPatient Name: Drewno, Paige\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Trujillo, Sunshine\nDate of procedure: 2009-08-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Large solid food residue in stomach and duodenum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3619361\nPatient Name: Batjargal, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Basa, Asmaa\nDate of procedure: 2011-07-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: G: Tiny fundal gastric erosions.,Oesopahgus- Distal Oesophagitis- LA A .,DUODENUM:.,DUODENUM: not entered.,Narrowband imaging of the oesophagus: No inlet patch.,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm hiatus hernia, otherwise normal oesophagus with no lesions.,No nodular or atypical areas examined in WL and NBI.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W7335845\nPatient Name: Tran, Suong-Kathy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Marquez Miranda, Mariah\nDate of procedure: 2012-07-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: As an incidental finding she also has a cervical inlet patch.,Several sessile polyps in stomach; fundoplication intact on retro-flexion; no hiatus hernia.,LAWS and bleeding under acetic acid,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm .,Mild PHG, no obvious varices seen in oesophagus or stomach.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1085643\nPatient Name: Phillips, Kayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Romero, Shantel\nDate of procedure: 2006-06-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Clips in fundus identified, no active bleeding and no ulceration.,Moderate amount of bile in the stomach, with reactive gastritis.,Slightly prominent ampulla but not biopsied - did not look abnormal.,anastomosis at 30cm widely patent and normal.,He had two visible vessels just distal to the GOJ, withina hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6658276\nPatient Name: el-Mustafa, Warda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rel, Audreana\nDate of procedure: 2007-09-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Final Prague score: C8M10.,Lower oesophageal biopsies taken as well.,Total of 27 ablations.,The procedure was poorly tolerated, therefore only x 2 biopsies were take at 40 cm, 30 cm and 23 cm respectively, to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,OESOPHAGUS: Top of gasric folds at 31 cm and several islands at 28-26 cm, at right and posterior walls.,The anastomosis looked normal.,D2 biopsies taken to exclude coeliac in view of weight loss.,Removed with biopsy forceps.,Inlet patch - No:.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4154167\nPatient Name: Bartlett, Juliana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nicholson, Alexandra\nDate of procedure: 2003-02-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Hiatus hernia otherwise normal to D2.,Poorly tolerated procedure with burping by the patient and prolapse of gastric content and mucosa within oesophagus.,Mega-oesophagus filled with solid food; unable to identify cardia safely, therefore procedure abandoned.,OESOPHAGUS: Proximal inlet patch 20cm, grade A oesophagitis.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 41cm .,DUODENUM: Normal - examined to D3.,He bacame tachy.,Oesophagitis LA grade B, sliding hiatus hernia 3cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0 M2 .,5 cm in size .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K8099671\nPatient Name: Carter, Skye\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Torres, Violet\nDate of procedure: 2013-07-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,Oesophagus - Normal.,GOJ at 38cm.,Duodenitis.,STOMACH: Mild generalised gastritis.,DUODENUM: Not entered.,DUODENUM: Moderate duodenitis.,This was dilated to 12mm with CRE balloon - no immediate complications.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1985702\nPatient Name: Payan, Siera\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Sinai, Tahiyya\nDate of procedure: 2013-04-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Very short D1.,D1 and D2 - normal, no duodenitis.,No blood in the upper GI tract.,4 biopsies taken at 35cm and 25cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Oesophagus - small <5mmoesophageal varices x2 columns.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D4796018\nPatient Name: el-Ayoob, Aliyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Truong, Haasini\nDate of procedure: 2006-08-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal D2.,Gastritis- Nodular.,Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Oesophagus - small <5mmoesophageal varices x2 columns.,OESOPHAGUS: EMR sites - more distal one at 37cm .,GOJ at 38cm, biopsies taken.,3 columns of barely noticeable oesophagal varices at 11, 2 and 6 o'clock at 32-37cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2905244\nPatient Name: Espinoza, Paula\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jenkins, Maria Liza\nDate of procedure: 2012-05-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Just distal to the anasomosis, inferior wall and anterior wall there were two ulcers with hematin deposits.,Small gastric remnant with apparent Polya reconstruction.,DUODENUM: Mild duodnitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7729897\nPatient Name: White, Larae\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shearer, Marissa\nDate of procedure: 2007-08-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Extensive portal hypertensive gastropathy.,GOJ at 40 cm.,Pt with known lower oesoph SCC post chemoradiotherapy.,D: Normal to D2.,Not examined for inlet patch as she found the procedure unconfortable towards the end.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 47 cm.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9801234\nPatient Name: Duncan, Jazmine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Luckenbach, Hayley\nDate of procedure: 2003-02-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Prominentfolds superior to the antrum - biopsied x 2.,As pt very symptomatic and on PPI gastric biopsies taken for H.Pylori.,OESOPHAGUS: Residual slightly raised area at right wall just above GOJ -bx taken.,No lifting with St.Mark's solution,No Visible lesions.,No immediate complications.,D2 - normal Biospies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 4 cm.,Normal oesophagus to GOJ at 41 cm .,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R3882435\nPatient Name: al-Saidi, Shaqeeqa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rocha Flores, Angelica\nDate of procedure: 2007-02-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mucosal inflammation noted in the cardia.,Oesophagus - Reflux oesophagitis.,Otherwise oesophagus normal.,10cm hiatus hernia with erosive oesophagitis above.,Area marked and one site removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit, but attempt at removing proximal site not succssful as wouldn't lift.,Epigastric burning pain improved on omeprazole.,Haemodynamically stable and Hb normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7134775\nPatient Name: Wu, Haleema\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mccomb, Paris\nDate of procedure: 2014-07-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Area marked and one site removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit, but attempt at removing proximal site not succssful as wouldn't lift.,Known Barrett's.,Large gastric food residue, not safe to proceed.,Scope not attempted as hypotensive.,This was dilated to 12mm with CRE balloon - no immediate complications.,Duodenitis.,10cm hiatus hernia with erosive oesophagitis above.,We will re-book for 2 weeks, rebanding.,Nodular at GOJ as previously described.,Large 10cm sliding hiatus hernia, with no evidence of reflux disease.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9871480\nPatient Name: Mondragon, Reyna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Roberts, Megan\nDate of procedure: 2004-03-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No active bleeding or altered blood.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9204095\nPatient Name: Wiske, Jazzmin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Burris, Brittany\nDate of procedure: 2011-04-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D1/2 biopsies taken.,No inlet patch.,Forrest Ulcer classification:II B.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1294090\nPatient Name: Malmsbury, Samani\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Contreras, Rosamaria\nDate of procedure: 2009-07-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No evidence of oeosphagitis.,GOJ at 33 cm.,Small possible submucosal lesion along the left side of pharynx.,No evidence of reflux oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M9440150\nPatient Name: Skaggs, Madison\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Montano, Ashlee\nDate of procedure: 2013-03-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal endoscopy apartfrom a 2cm hiatus hernia.,5mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and then gold probe applied with good effect.,Pushed through easily and rotated.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6044658\nPatient Name: Thompson, Mariah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wyeno, Amy\nDate of procedure: 2008-11-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Treated with HALO RFA Express at 10J.,Dudoenum- D2 Normal.,Oesophagus- No varices.,She has an irregular Z line with columnar mucosa to the top of the gastric folds only.,D2 biopsies taken to exclude coeliac disease in view of bloating.,GOJ at 35 cm.,Ulcer in the pylorus.,DUODENUM: scarring at D1 suggesting previous peptic disease.,Dudoenum- D2 Vascular- Telangiectasia.,D2 biopsies not taken.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6417773\nPatient Name: Zimmerman, Adriana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Iqbal, Mumtaaza\nDate of procedure: 2004-07-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus normal, GOJ at 38cm normal.,In retroflexion wrap non clearly identifyed.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 43cm.,Bleeding from 3 of the biopsy sites.,No evidence of oesophageal or gastric varices.,This was dilated to 12mm with CRE balloon - no immediate complications.,Clean based 0.,G: No fundal varices seen.,Sha has a 2cm .,Small 2cm recurrent HH.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6072011\nPatient Name: Maestas-Adair, Veronica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ratcliff, Natasha\nDate of procedure: 2011-01-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No evidence of reflux.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1449886\nPatient Name: Vastine, Amy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Steege, Zhjade\nDate of procedure: 2005-01-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsies taken from ulcer edge x3.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1607560\nPatient Name: Mckenzie, Danielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Horton, Jordan\nDate of procedure: 2015-08-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Haemospray.,The duodenum was also seen to distend well and didn't appear to be compressed extenally down to D2.,DUODENUM: mild non-erosive duodenitis in D2.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8031481\nPatient Name: el-Zamani, Sukaina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Flores, Gloria\nDate of procedure: 2003-06-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsies showed no evidence of H.,Linear erosions in oesophagus.,Oesophagus- Barrett with overlying inflammation fro 25cms.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2120051\nPatient Name: Brauher, Leonarda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Swift Bird, Abigail\nDate of procedure: 2001-05-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: Duodenitis- mild/mod.,Top of gastrisc folds:43cm.,Nodules between 38 anc 34cm, Paris Type IIa annd covered 75% of the circumference of the oesophagus.,No inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,Normal stomach and duodenum.,Otherwise oesophagus normal.,The varices flattened well with air insufflation.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7163832\nPatient Name: Tanabe, Kathryn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Aziz, Locksley\nDate of procedure: 2015-10-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum: Diffuse significant oedema throughout D1 and D2.,OESOPHAGUS: Two strictures post RFA - the first at the island treated 26cm tight but able to pass Olympus scope.,2 treatments with no cleaning step inbetween.,No red spots seen.,OESOPHAGUS: Two 0.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and 25 cm, plus two more biopsies at 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6620949\nPatient Name: Windmeier, Katherine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cruz, Jazmine\nDate of procedure: 2008-09-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: partly filled with fresiduals of NG feed.,Lifted and ESD performed.,Good respiratory effort.,DUODENUM: Duodenitis- Mild/Moderate.,Diaphragmatic pinch:39cm\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4378217\nPatient Name: Proctor, Christa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Palomino, Brittany\nDate of procedure: 2002-08-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mildly dilated oesophagus; SCJ at 40 cm; no oesophagitis or hiatus hernia.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good positionat check endoscopy.,Compressible.,Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,STOMACH: Minimal amount of clear fluid and and bile.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude Coeliac disease.,2 treatments with no cleaning step inbetween.,OESOPHAGUS: patchy area of candidiasis on the right wall .,Repositioned with bumper clear of gastric wall.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2657390\nPatient Name: Arechiga, Lydia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Assad, Haibaa\nDate of procedure: 2016-10-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The antrum looks spared.,OESOPHAGUS: tight proximal anastomotic stricture - dilated 20mm.,STOMACH: mild non-erosive gastritis in fundus.,Duodenum - normal.,Flattened on insufflation.,The meat bolus was seen in lower segment but could be pushed easily into the stomach.,Retrieved with the aid of snare.,O: 3 x columns of grade 2-3 oesophageal varices from 34cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S9393699\nPatient Name: Torres, Summer\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Groner, Kelsie\nDate of procedure: 2012-03-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Hiatus hernia, sliding, 3 cm.,Tongue of columnar junction above SCJ at 38 cm; 1 cm slippage of cardia through fundoplication; hiatus hernia repair appears intact.,He was dilated to 13.,STOMACH:, Stomach-Mild antral inflammation - biopsies to check for hp as on ppi.,G: Normal mucosa.,Botox 25U injected in 4 quadrants in retroflex position to GOJ .,No obvious slipped wrap.,Oesophagus dilated; Grade 3 oesophagitis from30-38 cm; 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,CLOtest and duodenal biopsies taken.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D5975610\nPatient Name: Grzywa, Tsuzuki\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Finley, Rachel\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Hypotensive during procedure but BP better after 500ml of saline.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part of duodenum with the exception of small gastric polyps.,Dudoenum- D2 Normal.,C0M1 Barrett's with a few islands to 35cm .,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 42 cm.,D2 biopsies taken for histopathology and TCR.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4378127\nPatient Name: Kagiyama, Lailanie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mrazik, Deja\nDate of procedure: 2006-12-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Sessile polyp in the body of stomach - ulcerated - biopsied.,Gastric: Oedematous mucosa in atrum - biopsies taken .,No varices anywhere in the upper GI tract/ no PHG.,A single episode of haematemesis 2 days agao.,O: GOJ at 41cm.,Friable ulcerated polypoid lesion in the lower third of the oesophagus .,She has had a duodenal ulcer with resection / ?\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7597311\nPatient Name: Noon, Miranda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lopez, Sa'Vannah\nDate of procedure: 2010-04-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Sha has a 2cm .,STOMACH: Tumour extending down lesser curve from just below goj to prepylorus, food residue++ - stenosis of pylorus.,Forrest Ulcer classification:II B.,Therefore multiple polyps were biopsied.,No blood or ongoing bleeding seen in the UGI tract.,DUODENUM: mild D1 duodenitis.,Hiatus hernia .,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the First part of duodenum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H4452093\nPatient Name: el-Rasul, Rahma\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gayler, Destiny\nDate of procedure: 2009-03-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- very nodular mucosa with mild antral gastritis.,Dilated to 19mm with CRE balloon for 1 minute.,Otherwise normal mucosa.,Post laparoscopic Nissen's fundoplication 4y ago.,Almost stopped but as oozing treated with 4ml of adrenaline 1:10,000 and bipolar with good effect.,No ulceration, erosion or inflammation.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and twobiopsies were taken at 25 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,G: mild PHG.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R8004923\nPatient Name: Collins, Samantha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Harjes, Crystal\nDate of procedure: 2003-08-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He has an isolate patch of gastritis with the occasional erosion within the fundus which probably accounts for the PET findings.,OESOPHAGUS: EMR sites - more distal one at 37cm .,Quad bx takenat GOJ, 39,37M.,Gastritis and duodenitis.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's osophagus C3M5 34-39cm.,CLO POSITIVE.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7957976\nPatient Name: Giles, Aysha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kanamu-Santos, Malika\nDate of procedure: 2011-04-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No ulcer.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z2727641\nPatient Name: Marrs, Rachel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ceniceros Medina, Ariana\nDate of procedure: 2015-10-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Obstructing/Impassable with Fuji endoscope oesophageal tumour at 18cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7461659\nPatient Name: al-Baluch, Shaahira\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gallegos, Sofia\nDate of procedure: 2008-10-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Small 1cm hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T3145793\nPatient Name: Stovaw, Mozelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Huynh, Mi\nDate of procedure: 2008-11-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No ulceration, erosion or inflammation.,No evidence of Barrett's oesophagus, short 2 cn hiatus hernia.,Mild erosive gastritis, likely due to Aspirin - CLO test negative.,Mild PHG, no obvious varices seen in oesophagus or stomach.,STOMACH: significant amount of food residue in the stomach, therefore the procedure was stopped due to risk of aspiration and poor views.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5148114\nPatient Name: Schenally, Leonarda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Reo, Heather\nDate of procedure: 2013-05-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum:1 cm posterior wall ulcer with an adherent clot with mild oozing.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U1759838\nPatient Name: Hutcheson, Jocelynn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Noa, Wei\nDate of procedure: 2011-01-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliac disease.,STOMACH: Mild nodular areas of inflammation in antrum - biopsies for h pylori as on PPI.,She has an mid-oesophageal ulcer oesophageal varices around 40cm a second procedure was performed with intention of banding.,Pylorus initially quite tight and difficult to enter but admitted scope.,Haemostasis achieved.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5917931\nPatient Name: Kurronen, Nalani\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mrazik, Alyssa\nDate of procedure: 2011-05-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He also has erosive gastritis in the fundus.,STOMACH: Antral gastris.,Small hiatus hernia only.,STOMACH: significant amount of solid and liquid residue present.,Gastritis and CLO taken: negative, also gastric antrum biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2813264\nPatient Name: Culhane, Alexandria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Williams, Sarye\nDate of procedure: 2013-01-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Inlet patch - No:.,There is very slight and non-restrcitve stricturing at the site of the previous EMR.,Total of 27 ablations.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A6871788\nPatient Name: Hill, Daisha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Xue, Alixsandra\nDate of procedure: 2005-06-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Acetic acid used .,No immediate complications.,Z-line at: 46cm .,Known GOJ adeno-Ca.,Some scarring from previous banding at distal third.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6229707\nPatient Name: Hartmann, Thalia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Johnson, Sheila\nDate of procedure: 2014-10-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good position at check endoscopy.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 44cm.,No active ource of bleeding was found.,OESOPHAGUS: EMR site has healed well with squamous regeneration.,Stomach- Moderate gastritis.,Therefore multiple polyps were biopsied.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7228898\nPatient Name: Gonzales, Monique\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Douglas, Kristina\nDate of procedure: 2006-09-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He also has erosive gastritis in the fundus.,GOJ at 43 cm.,Tongue of columnar junction above SCJ at 38 cm; 1 cm slippage of cardia through fundoplication; hiatus hernia repair appears intact.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B1224656\nPatient Name: Smith, Alexus\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hancock, Kalaysha\nDate of procedure: 2016-05-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: CLO taken - NEGATIVE.,Tight stricture impassable with scope.,Gastric: Oedematous mucosa in atrum - biopsies taken .,Patient did not tolerate the procedure and was panicking and pulling the scope out.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G4762980\nPatient Name: Shreeves, Delaney\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Voss, Caylee\nDate of procedure: 2013-11-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Grade A LA oesophagitis.,Small schatski beyond.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C1 M5 .,No blood or ongoing bleeding seen in the UGI tract.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliac disease.,STOMACH: PEG in situ, not embeded.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0 M2 .,Grade 2 varices with red signs.,There is a duodenal diverticulum, just after the D1/D2 flexure but there is no inflammation, ulceration or erosions.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1418327\nPatient Name: Apted, Krystel Lee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Evans, Jennifer\nDate of procedure: 2006-10-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: coeliac disease.,Oesophagus: In the distal oesophagus there were 3 x 1cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6545050\nPatient Name: Nguyen, Lidia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Assad, Zaaida\nDate of procedure: 2001-10-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach and pylorus normal; fundoplication visible on retroflexion.,Several fundal gland polyps in the body.,No evidence of oeosphagitis.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Trachealisation of oesophagus.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A/B .,C0M1 Barretts- biopsied.,Several sessile polyps in stomach; fundoplication intact on retro-flexion; no hiatus hernia.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W1047941\nPatient Name: Lucero-Roller, Allison\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Shaer, Amatullah\nDate of procedure: 2008-07-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Large 10cm sliding hiatus hernia, with no evidence of reflux disease.,Oesophagus - normal.,4 biopsies taken at 35cm and 25cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Final Prague score: C1M5.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Large food residue in stomach.,DUODENUM: small erythematous area at 6 o'clock in D2 with subtle mucosal changes.,She has a Schatzki ring which is the likely cause of her dysphagia.,No immediate complications.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A mild, distal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O4756019\nPatient Name: Holder, Stephani\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Milburn, Savanna\nDate of procedure: 2015-02-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: At GOJ small nodule likely representing inflammatory polyp.,Dudoenum- D2 Vascular- Telangiectasia.,Normal oesophagus; SCJ at 40 cm widely patent with 20 mm balloon fitting loosely; both limbs of jejunum entered for 20 cm.,Duodenitis.,Inlet patch - No:.,8 cm hiatus hernia.,3 x bands appied to the oesophageal varices - at 39cm, 37cm and 36cm with good proximal decompression.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P2080807\nPatient Name: Brown, Danielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tanaka, Rhianna\nDate of procedure: 2009-06-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Patient did not tolerate the procedure and was panicking and pulling the scope out.,Proximal to the pylorus was an anastomosis opening into a loop with 2 openings ?,STOMACH: small hiatus hernia, normal stomach otherwise.,Oesophagus - Normal.,On retroflexion the wrap is in correct position, with no evidence of recurrent hiatus hernia.,DUODENUM: not entered.,G: Normal mucosa.,Normal to D2.,5cm lesion in D2 with surface characteristics of an adenoma but a more irregular central part.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L2478495\nPatient Name: Guerue, Rose\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Habtu, Alexis\nDate of procedure: 2009-05-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Procedure abandoned due to high risk of aspiration and poor views.,No portal hypertensive gastropathy.,1% Lugol's iodine - no unstained lesions.,The food was stuck just distal to the larynx.,She also has a cervical inlet patch of dubious significance.,STOMACH: hiatus hernia.,No inlet patch was seen.,This was removed by a 4 peice EMR using Duette MBM kit.,Trachealisation of oesophagus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2068433\nPatient Name: Valverde, Krystin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Willis, Jessica\nDate of procedure: 2016-11-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: mild non-erosive duodenitis in D2.,Small atypical-looking areas at GOJ - 11 o'clock and small nodular area at 3 - 4 o'clock - biopsied x 4.,DUODENUM: mild D1 duodenitis.,Stomach - mild gastritis CLO - negative.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1951882\nPatient Name: Clanton, Sydney\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gallegos, Briana\nDate of procedure: 2014-11-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: sliding hiatus hernia, 3 cm; non-erosive pan-gastritis, CLO test - negative.,Duodenal biopsies taken.,Non-inflamed Barrett's segment C2M3 with no nodularity or visible dysplasia.,STOMACH: numerous fundic glands looking polyps at body and fundus with size ranging from 2 mm to 10 mm.,DUODENUM: bile and residue - no obstruction to D3.,Diaphragmatic pinch:39cm ,OESOPHAGUS: island of Barrett's oesophagus\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D9082891\nPatient Name: al-Rabbani, Tuhfa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bean, Hannah\nDate of procedure: 2001-10-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus - Reflux oesophagitis.,O: GOJ at 40cm.,Oesophagitis and induration area at 25cm, biopsied.,Stomach- Pylorus Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Stomach- Body and Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,No visible lesion.,Scope not attempted as hypotensive.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2752405\nPatient Name: Martinez, Melissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ware, Thaiala\nDate of procedure: 2014-05-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Mild antral erythematous gastritis.,STOMACH: numerous fundic glands looking polyps at body and fundus with size ranging from 2 mm to 10 mm.,Patient did not tolerate the procedure and was panicking and pulling the scope out.,Known extensive and metastatic gastric cancer.,2 treatments with no cleaning step inbetween.,The mucosa in between was flat but had abnormal vasculature and pit pattern.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q4907331\nPatient Name: el-Semaan, Fateena\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bell, Victoria\nDate of procedure: 2005-10-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal small bowel mucosa.,She also has a cervical inlet patch of dubious significance.,STOMACH: food residue ++ consistent with delayed gastric emptying,Oesophagus- Normal.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7140324\nPatient Name: Lang, Brianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Kazi, Aaida\nDate of procedure: 2010-03-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Congestion for portal hypertension.,No gastric varices and no portal hypertensive gastropathy.,Inlet patch - Yes or No: No.,Small hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0M2.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R9120543\nPatient Name: Starcer, Mariah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rison, Leilah\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no evidence of residual dysplasia under FICe.,Biopsies taken distally and proximally.,GOJ on contraction gives a false impression of Schatzki ring.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Angularis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7095078\nPatient Name: Le, Rachael\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Alfaro Salazar, Viridiana\nDate of procedure: 2006-03-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Hiatus hernia 36-42 cm.,Alkaline gastritis and amount of bile residue.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z6299612\nPatient Name: Waters, Hannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lagree, Jasmine\nDate of procedure: 2010-10-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastric biopsies taken as on PPI,No blood in the upper GI tract.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E6197772\nPatient Name: Moldawsky, Sherry\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pan, Aqsa\nDate of procedure: 2013-12-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 44 cm, opening up with no resistance when the scope was passed.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1732455\nPatient Name: Taylor, Brea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Daley, Anya\nDate of procedure: 2016-01-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 5 measured in endoscopy by near patient testing.,No stricture or mucosal abnormality seen.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 37 cm.,No potential source of bleeding was found.,4 biopsies taken at 35cm and 25cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,The GOJ was circumferentially removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit.,OESOPHAGUS: Grade B oesophagitis.,OESOPHAGUS: Two strictures post RFA - the first at the island treated 26cm tight but able to pass Olympus scope.,Forrest Ulcer classification: IIc.,Top of circumferential Barrett's: 43cm.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M8823141\nPatient Name: Mcguire, Lorraine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Zalmanek, Rachel\nDate of procedure: 2003-03-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal D2.,Stomach - mild gastritis CLO - negative.,He bacame tachy.,No blood in upper GI tract.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5272217\nPatient Name: el-Ishmael, Rihaab\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Latham, Christina\nDate of procedure: 2009-10-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Top of gasric folds at 31 cm and several islands at 28-26 cm, at right and posterior walls.,Otherwise normal UGI tract.,Poorly tolerated procedure with burping by the patient and prolapse of gastric content and mucosa within oesophagus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C8544445\nPatient Name: el-Khalid, Lubaaba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Arreola, Audriana\nDate of procedure: 2013-01-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach: previous resection.,Trachealisation of oesophagus.,Post total gastrectomy.,Normal oesophagus; SCJ at 40 cm widely patent with 20 mm balloon fitting loosely; both limbs of jejunum entered for 20 cm.,STOMACH: The previous deep ulcer remains well covered with OTSC .,Two biopsies were taken from lower oesophagus to investigate for ?\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5917376\nPatient Name: al-Harron, Amaani\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hyden-Terry, Hannah\nDate of procedure: 2008-04-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliac disease.,Grade C oesophagitis over 4cm in the distal oesophagus.,Duodenum- Bulb Duodentitis- Erosions.,No varices or evidence of portal hypertensive gastropathy.,DUODENUM: Normal - examined to D3.,Now asymptomatic on BD PPI and ranitidine.,Duodenum: Healing D1 ulcer.,No obvious slipped wrap.,2 mm lipoma at 21 cm on the right wall\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A1648588\nPatient Name: Pirkey, Sophie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Moghaddam, Jameela\nDate of procedure: 2001-01-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Fundoplication intact on retro-flexion; large solid food residue in stomach.,Nodular at GOJ as previously described.,Oesophaghus was furrowed and mild trachealisation .,O: GOJ at 42cm .,OESOPHAGUS: Lax LOS .,Small schatski beyond.,6 biopsies were taken from around the margins.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J1337672\nPatient Name: Craig, Sarah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Iron Wing, Madeline\nDate of procedure: 2005-12-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsied GOJ tumur and ?\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8594667\nPatient Name: al-Ahmadi, Saabiqa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Whisenhunt, Vanessa\nDate of procedure: 2010-12-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Treated with HALO 90 RFA at 12J.,Erosive antral gastritis.,Self limited.,He has H Pylori eradication following last examination.,OESOPHAGUS: Small 1cm hiatus hernia.,Aspirates also taken.,OESOPHAGUS: island of Barrett's oesophagus,Cervical inlet patch at 18 cm, on the right wall,OESOPHAGUS: top of gastric fold and neo-Zline at 38 cm, 36 and 35 cm.,STOMACH: intact fundoplication, prepyloric oedematous folds, slightly friable -biopsies sent.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B8880712\nPatient Name: Shangreaux, Savanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Arif, Mazeeda\nDate of procedure: 2014-02-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Third part of duodenum.,STOMACH: mild antral gastritis with 5 mm area of slightly raised and eroded mucosa at antrum greater curve which was biopsied.,Duodenum: normal.,Therefore multiple polyps were biopsied.,Also D2 biopsies taken and sent in saline for TCR.,Not examined for inlet patch as she found the procedure unconfortable towards the end.,On retroflexion the wrap is in correct position, with no evidence of recurrent hiatus hernia.,Stomach, pylorus and duodenum normal.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to investigate for ?\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G8210675\nPatient Name: Martinez, Leona\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rojas, Angel\nDate of procedure: 2012-09-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Haemospray.,No ongoing duodenal ulceration.,Wide open pylorus.,STOMACH: small hiatus hernia, normal stomach otherwise.,Duodenum - large ulcer on posterior wall 3cm - no active bleeding - vessel with overlying haematin candidate vessel for cause of bleeding - reviewed by Dr Anderson and APC applied to the area.,ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS .,OESOPHAGUS: Normalto GOJ 40 cm.,Hiatus hernia.,Neo Z line looks normal at 36 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V4085520\nPatient Name: Barnett, Analisa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Santarosa, Salma\nDate of procedure: 2011-02-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Mild patchy gastritis.,3 treatments with nocleaning step inbetween.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I1303991\nPatient Name: Abraham, Naomi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ryan, Chandele\nDate of procedure: 2011-10-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Varices- Four columns.,No Barrett's seen.,Hiatus hernia.,He also has erosive gastritis in the fundus.,Three D2 andone D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2075882\nPatient Name: al-Sami, Hamna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Smith, Ngadi\nDate of procedure: 2007-06-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No Visible lesions.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A .,GOJ at 44 cm, opening up with no resistance when the scope was passed.,Hiatus hernia otherwise normal to D2.,Duodenum: D2 biopsies taken.,STOMACH: hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O3104214\nPatient Name: Castaneda, Briana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Moore, Willieva\nDate of procedure: 2013-08-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Treated with APC at 40W.,Pylorus and duodenum intact.,No cause for anaemia was found.,No sinister features.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 37 cm.,Two congested folds below the OGJ, with variceal-like appearance, which nearly completely desappear on full distention.,She has an irregular Z line with columnar mucosa to the top of the gastric folds only.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P4425100\nPatient Name: el-Naderi, Tareefa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Kaba, Haala\nDate of procedure: 2015-09-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Some squamous papillomas in the distal oesophagus .,Duodenum- Bulb Duodentitis- Erosions.,Two endoclips applied to proximal and distal margins.,No Visible lesions.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L8917541\nPatient Name: el-Farran, Hilmiyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Delarosa, Ginger\nDate of procedure: 2012-10-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: antral erythema with few scattered erosions.,Stomach - Normal.,DUODENUM: Not entered.,He is on Barrett's Screeling List in October 2017 at St Thomas'.,DUODENUM: atrophic mucosa, especially in D2.,DUODENUM: Mild duodenitis in D1.,Anastomosis patent and empirically dilated up to 20mm with good effect.,There were mutiple small nodules in the distal oesophagus of unknown significance .\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K6126215\nPatient Name: Anderson, Carly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Danielle\nDate of procedure: 2010-05-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: one linear varix, small size, flattened on insufflation, with no red signs.,Normal upper GI mucosa.,Two endoclips applied to proximal and distal margins.,GOJ at 37cm.,Normal D2.,3 small angioectasia with no ooze/bleeding - gold probe applied to all with good effect.,No endoscopic evidence of GORD.,Oesophagus and stomach normal.,As pt very symptomatic and on PPI gastric biopsies taken for H.Pylori.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S6740918\nPatient Name: Sullivan, Jayda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Sharaf, Mayyaada\nDate of procedure: 2015-03-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: This was removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit.,Two biopsies were taken from lower oesophagus to investigate for ?,OESOPHAGUS:Normal.,Diaphragmatic pinch:39cm ,Treated with HALO 90 RFA at 12J.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D2568207\nPatient Name: Thomas, Shaunte\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Coreau, Alexis\nDate of procedure: 2009-03-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Not amenable to EMR, looks like T2 endoscopically.,4 biopsies taken at 35cm and 25cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,PHG.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N1257699\nPatient Name: Harris, Sekayi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Forbes, Hye-Rin\nDate of procedure: 2008-02-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: moderate antral gastritis - CLO test negative.,No oesophagitis was seen.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7176341\nPatient Name: Allen, Cassandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Azad, Najeeba\nDate of procedure: 2003-10-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Polyps- Multiple .,OESOPHAGUS: LA A/B.,Stomach: otherwise unremarkable.,towards end of procedure, pylorus less tight.,Diaphragmatic pinch:40cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7489214\nPatient Name: Arnold, Monaca\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Murrish, Nicole\nDate of procedure: 2006-02-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Flumazenil given.,Stomach- Body Polyp with Biopsies Taken-Multiple.,No oesophagitis and no hiatus hernia.,No cause for her pain was found.,GOJ at 40cm with stitches from previous repair visible at 3o'clock.,No stricture seen.,Grade C oesophagitis over 4cm in the distal oesophagus.,Representative biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R2764793\nPatient Name: Strobel, Tevia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wyatt, Tiahana\nDate of procedure: 2003-12-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 33 cm .,Biospy taken, easily bleeding.,She has a few scattered telangiectasia in the antrum.,No fundal varices.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 42 cm.,Duodenum: Duodenitis with a small erosion .,5 measured in endoscopy by near patient testing.,Biopsies taken distally and proximally.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Third part of duodenum.,Difficultto locate the pylorus but D2 reached.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7058648\nPatient Name: Catbagan, Raquel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Singleton, Jade\nDate of procedure: 2004-09-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Diaphragmatic pinch:39cm,Normal to D2.,Micronodular gastritis in the antrum.,Lesion on retroflexion extending towards greater curve of stomach-biopsied.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A/B .\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z8946728\nPatient Name: Lamsal, Taylor\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Yan, Emilia\nDate of procedure: 2005-04-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: minimal non-erosive gastritis - CLO test negative.,Presence of surgical stiches and superficial ulceration at the gastroenteric anastomoses.,GOJ opening well but body of oesophagus dilated.,x4 biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7331206\nPatient Name: Howard, Julia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Archuleta, Michelle\nDate of procedure: 2013-12-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastric biopsies taken.,Two congested folds below the OGJ, with variceal-like appearance, which nearly completely desappear on full distention.,Mucosa washed with 1% NAC.,Small cyst in lower osophagus.,STOMACH: max 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia, seen on retroflexion only.,Biopsies taken from edge of ulcer.,DUODENUM: scarring at D1 suggesting previous peptic disease.,She has a 6cm hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T9453315\nPatient Name: Scantland, Josephine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tunnell, Alanna\nDate of procedure: 2012-06-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: subtle non-erosive antral/mid-body gastritis - CLO test - positive.,Haemospray.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 41cm .,Normal endoscopy apartfrom a 2cm hiatus hernia.,Moderate oesophageal stricture 28-35 cm dilated to 18 mm; large sliding hiatus hernia.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4134709\nPatient Name: Dellacroce, Talia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tamai, Dana\nDate of procedure: 2001-04-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: mild non-erosive duodenitis in D2.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5156770\nPatient Name: Shearer, Kimber\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Alderete, Valerie\nDate of procedure: 2001-03-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: max 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia, seen on retroflexion only.,Biopsy for HP.,Performed with FFP cover patient had INR 1.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C2789586\nPatient Name: Gilbert, Tatyanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hendriex-Sennate, Jacqueline\nDate of procedure: 2004-08-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum - minor D1 duodenitis D2 norma;.,Biopsy for HP.,No fundal varices seen.,DUODENUM: oedematous D1, no evidence of ulceration.,OESOPHAGUS: hiatue hernia with irregular Z line at 37 cm but no obvious Barrett's.,STOMACH: Gastritis with erosions in the antrum.,Likely fundic gland polyps.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5990901\nPatient Name: Herrera, Karina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hines, Lea\nDate of procedure: 2008-02-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 38cm.,Unfortunately the patient pulled the endoscope out on several occasions whilst it was still in the mouth despite adequate sedation.,Total of 18 ablations.,OESOPHAGUS: patchy area of candidiasis on the right wall .,Top of circumferential Barrett's: 33 cm.,GOJ at 40 cm.,D2 biopsies taken x4.,She has an mid-oesophageal ulcer oesophageal varices around 40cm a second procedure was performed with intention of banding.,Duodenum- Mild duodenitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A3962018\nPatient Name: Fleming, Tierra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Schermer, Jasmine\nDate of procedure: 2011-04-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: as above.,Stomach- Pylorus.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the cardia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J8367396\nPatient Name: Pham, Paige\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kellenberger, Autumn\nDate of procedure: 2016-04-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No blood in the upper GI tract.,Stomach - gastritis and small pre-pyloric erosion - biopsed - not ulceration.,GOJ at 43 cm.,DUODENUM: Mild duodnitis.,No GI cause of dysphagia.,GOJ at 36 cm.,Congestion for portal hypertension.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8211489\nPatient Name: Wysocki, Andrea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Moses, Shelby\nDate of procedure: 2002-01-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 30 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Some scarring from previous banding at distal third.,2 treatments with no cleaning step inbetween.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9209688\nPatient Name: Abeyta, Talea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Salinas, Renay\nDate of procedure: 2004-12-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part ofduodenum.,I took quadrantic biopsies at 25 cm and 20 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Mild erosive gastritis, likely due to Aspirin - CLO test negative.,No other pathology.,Oesophagus normal-impression of mild oesophagitis in mid oesophagus-biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Proximal inlet patch 20cm, grade A oesophagitis.,Aspirates also taken.,Not the most convincing oesophageal trachealisation - biopsies taken to assess for eosinophilic oesophagitis - proximal, mid and distal oesophagus.,NBI used .,Stomach- Fundus, Stomach- Cardia and Stomach- Body Normal.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G9989010\nPatient Name: Martinez, Monaca\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rice, Tanisha\nDate of procedure: 2016-10-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus and stomach normal.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no residual Barrett's post HALO RFA.,DUODENUM: Duodenitis- Mild/Moderate.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A .,Sliding hiatus hernia 3cm, GOJ biopsies taken.,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild No ulceration seen.,Post surgical stomach with a normal pylorus leading to a normal D1 and then into a normal looking D2.,Severe portal hypertensive gastropathy seen.,Normal Villi.,No lifting with St.Mark's solution\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1083206\nPatient Name: Rogers, Ruasha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sun, Prisca\nDate of procedure: 2009-02-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Residual slightly raised area at right wall just above GOJ -bx taken.,Gastric fundus biopsies taken, as mostly inflamed area and 1-2mm erosions .,GOJ at 33 cm.,5 cm, ulcerated with two areas of ?,Two oesophageal varices identified at 20cm.,STOMACH: Gastritis with erosions in the antrum.,GOJ at 35 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3619361\nPatient Name: Tafoya, Kirsten\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Trinh, Jiny\nDate of procedure: 2012-03-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Lower oesophageal biopsies taken as well.,Oesophagus- Normal.,STOMACH: Minimal antral gastritis, CLO test - negative.,STOMACH: 6 sessile polyps in mid-body and lesser curve, max size 4 mm - biopsied x 2.,No ulcer.,Post laparoscopic Nissen's fundoplication 4y ago.,STOMACH: diffuse gastritis.,Good passage to 70cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W7335845\nPatient Name: Hodder, Elisabeth\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Niazi, Sultana\nDate of procedure: 2005-02-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: In retroflexion wrap non clearly identifyed.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1085643\nPatient Name: Tran, Rianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Sydney\nDate of procedure: 2005-11-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No blood or sign of recent bleeding.,OESOPHAGUS: slightly tortuous and dilated but normal mucosa throughout.,GOJ at 36 cm.,Congestion for portal hypertension.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6658276\nPatient Name: Claypool, Halle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Edwards, Margarita\nDate of procedure: 2008-12-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No obvious gastric outflow restriction.,G: Severe PHG.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4154167\nPatient Name: Adedeji, Jazmine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Turner, Brandy\nDate of procedure: 2005-02-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No portal hypertensive gastropathy.,D2 biopsies taken to exclude coeliac disease in view of bloating.,No erosions in antrum seen this time.,In view of recent melaena amd Hb drop decision to proceed with banding.,2cm hiatus hernia.,Representative biopsies taken.,DUODENUM: first and second duodenum were distorted.,OESOPHAGUS: mild oesophageal candidiasis.,Further EMR was performed in 3 peices at the GOJ to remove these areas.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K8099671\nPatient Name: al-Diab, Rihaab\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Simbolon, Anna\nDate of procedure: 2003-09-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: She also has a cervical inlet patch of dubious significance.,Difficult to assess mucosa fully due to some adherent food debris and necrotic tissue.,Normal UGI tract.,Grade 1-2 oesophageal varices.,The stomach still has a large amount of food residue, which suggests a degree of gastroparesis but there was certainly no evidence of gastric-outflow obstruction with a wide open pylorus.,Top of gastric folds: 39cm.,Stomach - mild gastritis CLO taken - NEGTIVE.,Now asymptomatic on BD PPI and ranitidine.,STOMACH: gastritis in antrum - CLO test: negative.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1985702\nPatient Name: Carroll, Angela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Schuyler, Briana\nDate of procedure: 2016-09-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: G: some old flecks of blood in the antrum which washed easily.,4 biopsies taken at 35cm and 25cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,The anastomosis looked normal.,Large twisted para-oesophageal hernia.,CLO taken - NEGATIVE.,DUODENUM: Forrest III ulcer in D1.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 33 cm, 24 cm and 21 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Oesophagitis LA grade B, sliding hiatus hernia 3cm.,Antral and body biopsied for CLO as on PPI - CLO negative.,Linear erosions in oesophagus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D4796018\nPatient Name: Rubio, Lucero\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Craddock, Kaya\nDate of procedure: 2013-05-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 4 cm.,It looks like things have improved but not normalised.,OESOPHAGUS: Top of gasric folds at 31 cm and several islands at 28-26 cm, at right and posterior walls.,Aspirates also taken.,No Visible lesions.,D2 biopsies taken as requested.,5cm again noted from 24-26cm from incisors, not changed in size; obstructs up to 25% of lumen.,Hiatus hernia .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2905244\nPatient Name: Bowlds, Miriah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hamlin, Alexis\nDate of procedure: 2004-01-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Treated with APC at 40W.,No stigmata of recent bleeding.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0 M1.,DUODENUM: Duodenitis- Mild/Moderate.,No evidence of hiatus hernia or reflux oesophagitis seen.,Mid oesophageal wide moutheddiverticulum.,STOMACH: linear erosions at distal gastric body with traces of altered blood.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7729897\nPatient Name: el-Mitri, Zahra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Ghattas, Hameeda\nDate of procedure: 2007-02-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He does not describe any history compatible with upper GI bleed - just significant epigastric pain.,Known Barrett's.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9801234\nPatient Name: Ki, Hayley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Abdi, Sabriyya\nDate of procedure: 2009-11-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There were red spots which did not wash on all 3 columns.,STOMACH: possible very small isolated varix at fundus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R3882435\nPatient Name: Solano Salazar, Irene\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Burl, Kiara\nDate of procedure: 2003-11-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: one linear varix, small size, flattened on insufflation, with no red signs.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7134775\nPatient Name: Lacy, Brianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Attar, Humaina\nDate of procedure: 2015-10-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild of body/fundus - Clo test taken.,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm .,OESOPHAGUS: 4 columns of large varices with red marks throughout oesophagus.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude Coeliac disease.,No evidence of reflux oesophagitis.,Nodule at 28-35cm right wall, Paris Type IIa.,Gastritis- Nodular.,STOMACH: as above.,STOMACH: sliding hiatus hernia, 3 cm; non-erosive pan-gastritis, CLO test - negative.,We will re-book for 2 weeks, rebanding.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9871480\nPatient Name: Foster, Malisa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jumbo, Autumn\nDate of procedure: 2005-03-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach contains large amount of solid food residue; fundoplication visible on retroflexion.,OESOPHAGUS: Tumour commencing just below Z-line extending into lesser curve as previously described.,STOMACH: gastritis in the body and fundus, CLO test - positive.,GOJ at 38cm .,5cm again noted from 24-26cm from incisors, not changed in size; obstructs up to 25% of lumen.,Post surgical stomach with a normal pylorus leading to a normal D1 and then into a normal looking D2.,The anastomosis looked normal.,On retroflexion the wrap is in correct position, with no evidence of recurrent hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9204095\nPatient Name: el-Rassi, Muneera\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Montes, Vanessa\nDate of procedure: 2011-09-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The procedure was poorly tolerated, therefore only x 2 biopsies were take at 40 cm, 30 cm and 23 cm respectively, to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Normal duodenal mucosa.,Normal Villi.,No fresh or altered blood in stomach.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 4 cm.,Oesophagitis LA grade B, sliding hiatus hernia 3cm.,Mucosal inflammation noted from the pylorus to the antrum.,metachronous lesions.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1294090\nPatient Name: Romero, Stephanie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Orndorff, Alyssa\nDate of procedure: 2012-07-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: At the anastamosis there was circumfrential slow oozing and ulceration.,Slightly prominent ampulla but not biopsied - did not look abnormal.,Further EMR was performed in 3 peices at the GOJ to remove these areas.,5cm again noted from 24-26cm from incisors, not changed in size; obstructs up to 25% of lumen.,3 small angioectasia with no ooze/bleeding - gold probe applied to all with good effect.,5mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and then gold probe applied with good effect.,DUODENUM: almost complete resolution of pyloric oedema.,Subesquently haemospray was applied to the mid and lower oesophagus.,D1 biopsy taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M9440150\nPatient Name: Nichols, Quintina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Green, Danae\nDate of procedure: 2002-10-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS:Normal.,GOJ at 33 cm .,STOMACH: max 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia, seen on retroflexion only.,No evidence of oeosphagitis.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6044658\nPatient Name: Longwolf, Destinee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Patel, Smriti\nDate of procedure: 2012-02-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Large 2cm chronic looking duodenal ulcer in antero-superior aspect of bulb.,Aspirates also taken.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the antrum with no bleeding.,GOJ at 44 cm, opening up with no resistance when the scope was passed.,Stomach and duodenum with no mucosal lesion.,OESOPHAGUS: gastric conduit anastomosis at 27cm, mild/mod oesophagitis - no narrowing at proximal anastomosis.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Third part of duodenum.,No evidence of malignancy.,STOMACH: Small amount of bright red blood that seems to have refluxed back through the pylorus.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6417773\nPatient Name: Childress, Alyssa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Melgoza, Diana\nDate of procedure: 2002-04-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Known Barrett's.,Oesophagus: Multiplewhite exudates throughout the oesophagus resembling candida but could be food debris.,5cm lesion in D2 with surface characteristics of an adenoma but a more irregular central part.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6072011\nPatient Name: el-Hallal, Suhaila\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jackson, Jordyn\nDate of procedure: 2014-03-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Diaphragmatic pinch: 41cm .,No bleeding seen.,Biopsies taken from edge of ulcer.,Total of 27 ablations.,STOMACH: Mild PHG, no varices.,Self limited.,OESOPHAGUS: mildly dilated oesophagus with traces of food and saliva requiring suctioning.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1449886\nPatient Name: Curtis, Mykeltie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Monique\nDate of procedure: 2006-10-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mild antral gastritis.,DUODENUM: Normal D2 biospies taken.,No potential source of bleeding was found.,No inlet patch.,O: GOJ at 40cm.,OGJ and islands were treated with APC 40W with good effect.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliac disease.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good position at check endoscopy.,Unfortunately the patient pulled the endoscope out on several occasions whilst it was still in the mouth despite adequate sedation.,No immediate complications.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1607560\nPatient Name: Day, Tiffany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Harper, Breanna\nDate of procedure: 2004-09-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: The previous deep ulcer remains well covered with OTSC .,Normal upper GI mucosa.,Total of 18 ablations.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 43 cm .,Linear erosions in oesophagus.,GOJ at 38cm .,STOMACH/ DUODENUM: Normal.,DUODENUM: Normal.,STOMACH: hiatus hernia.,Sessile polyp in the body of stomach - ulcerated - biopsied.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8031481\nPatient Name: Wilson, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shen, Sarah\nDate of procedure: 2001-07-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Presence of surgical stiches and superficial ulceration at the gastroenteric anastomoses.,2 biopsies from D2.,In view of recent melaena amd Hb drop decision to proceed with banding.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and 25 cm plus 2 biopsies at 20 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,She has a Schatzki ring which is the likely cause of her dysphagia.,Top of gastric folds: 39cm.,Quad bx takenat GOJ, 39,37M.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2120051\nPatient Name: Olsen, Sarah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Haque, Tamanna\nDate of procedure: 2002-01-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There is no evidence of Barrett's.,STOMACH: as above.,So procedure abondoned.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7163832\nPatient Name: Mian, Sarah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Alkarim, Allisen\nDate of procedure: 2014-12-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach: previous resection.,GOJ at 41 cm.,STOMACH: large hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6620949\nPatient Name: Ramirez, Lizbeth\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dominguez, Angelina\nDate of procedure: 2016-05-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia; non-erosive antral gastritis.,Oesophagus- Hiatus hernia seen.,Oesophagus- Barrett with overlying inflammation fro 25cms.,Duodenum- Mild duodenitis.,3 treatments with no cleaning step.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4378217\nPatient Name: Gonzales, Melissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Denning, Karlena\nDate of procedure: 2006-12-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: bile and residue - no obstruction to D3.,The hiatus hernia is sliding andapproximately 3cm .,No ulcers.,Normal endoscopy apartfrom a 2cm hiatus hernia.,Oesophagus and stomach normal.,No varices or evidence of portal hypertensive gastropathy.,GOJ at 36 cm.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2657390\nPatient Name: Montoya, Diandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tarango Regalado, Madelyn\nDate of procedure: 2005-06-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Inlet patch - No:.,Stomach: few 3mm polyps in stomach with 4mm polyp in fundus .,Oesophaghus was furrowed and mild trachealisation .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S9393699\nPatient Name: Wetzel, Hunter\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Baig, Haniyya\nDate of procedure: 2016-08-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Final Prague score: C8M10.,Mildoesophagitis grade LA A/B.,Tight distal stricture which would not allow passage of scope.,No inlet patch was seen.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 39cm : 34cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D5975610\nPatient Name: Esquivel, Angalissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Conway, Megan\nDate of procedure: 2005-11-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach contains large amount of solid food residue; fundoplication visible on retroflexion.,DUODENUM: oedematous D1, no evidence of ulceration.,OGD today to assess for ulceration/ongoing bleeding.,Lesion on retroflexion extending towards greater curve of stomach-biopsied.,Micronodular gastritis in the antrum.,No inlet patchwas seen on narrow band imaging.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4378127\nPatient Name: Perez, Jasmine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Swain, Marques\nDate of procedure: 2002-07-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Grade A oesophagitis.,Access to second duodenum was achieved with minor difficulty.,Oesophagitis LA grade B, sliding hiatus hernia 3cm.,Treated with APC at 40W.,Duodenum- Mild duodenitis.,No gastric varices.,Gastro-oesophageal anastomosis at 30cm from incisors, which is open with free reflux.,Normal oesophagus to GOJ at 41 cm .,Mid oesophageal wide moutheddiverticulum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7597311\nPatient Name: Jones, Nikita\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rook, Cassandra\nDate of procedure: 2007-09-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: numerous fundic glands looking polyps at body and fundus with size ranging from 2 mm to 10 mm.,Upper oesophageal narrowing passable with the scope, normal mucosae.,STOMACH: Mild/Moderate gastritis of body and antrum.,He has a 2cm as well as grade A oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H4452093\nPatient Name: Mcgee, Doris\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Crazybear, Marina\nDate of procedure: 2005-12-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: She has a short stricture with normal looking mucosa just distal to the larynx t about 18cm.,Lower oesophageal biopsies taken as well.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude Coeliac disease.,No ongoing duodenal ulceration.,Oesophagus normal-impression of mild oesophagitis in mid oesophagus-biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A/B .,DUODENUM: Forrest III ulcer in D1.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R8004923\nPatient Name: al-Jan, Mutee'a\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Mussa, Naseera\nDate of procedure: 2008-10-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Forrest Ulcer classification: IIc.,No ulcers of erosions seen.,No visible lesion.,It looks like things have improved but not normalised.,There is a duodenal diverticulum, just after the D1/D2 flexure but there is no inflammation, ulceration or erosions.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7957976\nPatient Name: Salle II, Jennifer\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lee, Naomi\nDate of procedure: 2001-01-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 48 cm.,Oesopahgus- Distal Bleeding-Active .,Gastritis, haemorrhagic in fundus and oedema in pylorus.,She has a few scattered telangiectasia in the antrum.,Stomach - Large well coveredf gastric varix extending from GOJ - no sign of active bleeding.,No stigmata of recent bleeding.,Biopsies from D2 and D1 taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z2727641\nPatient Name: el-Mohamad, Hishma\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Zaki, Sabriyya\nDate of procedure: 2002-08-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum: Normal.,Mildly dilated oesophagus; SCJ at 40 cm; no oesophagitis or hiatus hernia.,Some scarring from previous banding at distal third.,Tumour at 40cm right wall below the Z-line, inkeeping with Type 2 cardia tumour.,OGD today to assess for ulceration/ongoing bleeding.,Scope passed through easily.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Mild.,Gastritis and gastric antrum mucosal erosions-biopsies taken.,Three D2 andone D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.,Normal endoscopy apartfrom a 2cm hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7461659\nPatient Name: Tekumalla, Christina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Alvarado, Nancy\nDate of procedure: 2007-01-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 38cmx4,36cmx2.,No inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,Modalities used to achieve haemostasis:.,No cervical inlet patch.,STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia; non-erosive antral gastritis.,Oesophagus - Normal.,Biopsies taken from the GOJ x4 and from 38cm x4.,No gastritis.,Fundoplication normal on retroflexion; erosive gastritis in antrum - biopsy and CLO.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T3145793\nPatient Name: Wesley, Celia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mireles Dominguez, Daniela\nDate of procedure: 2015-04-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There is no hiatus hernia or evidence of oesophagitis.,Lax cardia with mild inflammation of the top of gastric folds.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the antrum with no bleeding.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 33 cm, 24 cm and 21 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Anastamosis looks healthy with no concerning features.,There is very slight and non-restrcitve stricturing at the site of the previous EMR.,There was loss of pit pattern on surface,He is on Barrett's Screeling List in October 2017 at St Thomas'.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5148114\nPatient Name: Macias Borunda, Nicole\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Phanekham, Emma\nDate of procedure: 2006-01-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small schatski beyond.,Grade 1-2 oesophageal varices.,OESOPHAGUS: Two 0.,Stomach and duodenum: normal.,STOMACH: previous partial gastrectomy.,No afferent limb seen.,No oesophagitis and no hiatus hernia.,Treated with HALO RFA at 12J.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U1759838\nPatient Name: Tafoya, Lynn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lor, Thi\nDate of procedure: 2014-10-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus - Normal.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5917931\nPatient Name: Hernandez, Destiny\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cheek, Regan\nDate of procedure: 2013-01-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small polyp on fold in fundus, biopsied x1.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliac disease.,Access to second duodenum was achieved with minor difficulty.,3 treatments with nocleaning step inbetween.,Known extensive and metastatic gastric cancer.,Biopsies showed no evidence of H.,Haemospray.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2813264\nPatient Name: Bohney, Paige\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cunningham, Alexandra\nDate of procedure: 2011-10-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Barrett's Oesophagus.,Site clipped.,One of the vessels was visibly bleeding.,Biopsies taken at 35P.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A6871788\nPatient Name: May, Jennifer\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ahluwalia, Dana\nDate of procedure: 2008-05-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Scope not held by stricture and I suspect dysphagia is more likely due to this poorly motile area of oesophagus rather than stricture.,No PHG.,GOJ at 38cm.,OESOPHAGUS:Mild inflammaton at oesophago-conduit anastomosis - widely patent.,Otherwise Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part of duodenum.,Treated with HALO RFA Channel at 12J.,Oesophageal biopsies taken from three levels as requested.,Diaphragmatic pinch:40cm .,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 38 cm.,No ulceration, erosion or inflammation.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6229707\nPatient Name: el-Akram, Rashaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Parks, Kaitlynn\nDate of procedure: 2011-03-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: On retroflexion the wrap is in correct position, with no evidence of recurrent hiatus hernia.,On retroflexion the wrap is in correct position, with no evidence of recurrent hiatus hernia.,Duodenitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7228898\nPatient Name: Self, Haaley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Peterman, Allysia\nDate of procedure: 2015-06-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Final Prague score: C8M10.,OESOPHAGUS: At GOJ small nodule likely representing inflammatory polyp.,Atrophic gastritis only.,Nodules between 38 anc 34cm, Paris Type IIa annd covered 75% of the circumference of the oesophagus.,OESOPHAGUS: Top of gasric folds at 31 cm and several islands at 28-26 cm, at right and posterior walls.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no residual Barrett's post HALO RFA.,Very short D1.,Antral and fundic gastritis and a couple of fundic erosions seen.,towards end of procedure, pylorus less tight.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B1224656\nPatient Name: Villalobos-Gonzales, Victoria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Moon, Amanda\nDate of procedure: 2005-04-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Scope not held by stricture and I suspect dysphagia is more likely due to this poorly motile area of oesophagus rather than stricture.,Tight stricture impassable with scope.,Biopsies taken distally and proximally.,STOMACH: non-erosive gastritis from mid-body to antrum, CLO test: negative.,STOMACH: small, 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,Stomach- Pylorus Gastritis- Nodular with erosions.,Also D2 biopsies taken and sent in saline for TCR.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G4762980\nPatient Name: Austin, Kristin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Boyer, Jamie\nDate of procedure: 2014-12-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: significant amount of solid and liquid residue present.,Mid oesophageal wide moutheddiverticulum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1418327\nPatient Name: al-Aman, Hadbaaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Alarid, Danielle\nDate of procedure: 2009-01-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 3 small angioectasia with no ooze/bleeding - gold probe applied to all with good effect.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6545050\nPatient Name: Herrera, Lauren\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ruppert, Grayson\nDate of procedure: 2016-04-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Distorted and distended stomach.,Shatzki ring at the OGJ.,NJ placed uder direct vision.,She has no hiatus hernia or evidence of reflux oesophagitis.,Atrophic stomach.,Top of gastric folds: 41 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W1047941\nPatient Name: el-Begum, Mawzoona\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Danskin, Stephanie\nDate of procedure: 2002-11-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He had a Paris IIa lesion at 12 and 6 o'clock.,DUODENUM: D1 normal.,STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,STOMACH: diffuse gastritis.,Stomach - Normal.,No blood or sign of recent bleeding.,coeliac disease.,Oesophagus- Hiatus hernia seen.,No blood in the upper GI tract.,She has an irregular Z line with columnar mucosa to the top of the gastric folds only.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O4756019\nPatient Name: Jaimes, Stephanie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Hoque, Mumina\nDate of procedure: 2007-03-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: They are mostly well covered, with red signs on one varix only.,3 x bands appied to the oesophageal varices - at 39cm, 37cm and 36cm with good proximal decompression.,OESOPHAGUS: slightly tortuous and dilated but normal mucosa throughout.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no evidence of residual dysplasia under FICe.,No oesophageal varices seen.,She has a Paris subcentimetre 1s nodule at the GOJ which is likely to be hyperplastic or regenerative.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P2080807\nPatient Name: Mueller, Christine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Amer, Samraa\nDate of procedure: 2005-05-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: erosive antral gastritis - CLO test negative.,APC 40W applied with good effect.,Duodenum- Bulb Duodentitis- Erosions.,Mild gastritis-biopsies taken from gastric antrum for Hp .,The mucosa in between was flat but had abnormal vasculature and pit pattern.,Now asymptomatic on BD PPI and ranitidine.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L2478495\nPatient Name: Jones, Jenna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Luong, Jasmine\nDate of procedure: 2002-06-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsy for HP.,Pylorus and duodenum intact.,Mucosal inflammation with 0: No bleeding.,So procedure abondoned.,Aspirates also taken.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Angularis.,No ulcer.,He also has erosive gastritis in the fundus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2068433\nPatient Name: Fernandez, Alexis\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Littlejohn, Amber\nDate of procedure: 2006-07-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: no inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,Hiatus Hernia- Large.,Gastric biopsies taken for HLO - on PPI and unable to do CLO test.,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Type II tumour extending 2cm up to the SCJ, fundus is preserved.,Antral and body biopsied for CLO as on PPI - CLO negative.,D2 - normal Biospies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1951882\nPatient Name: Pino, Reanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ybarra, Diana\nDate of procedure: 2005-08-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ, no inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D9082891\nPatient Name: al-Sadri, Zaahira\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wilson Jr, Vanessa\nDate of procedure: 2013-09-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 2cm hiatus hernia, mild generalised gastritis.,Anastamosis looks healthy with no concerning features.,No hiatus hernia.,No GI cause of dysphagia.,Duodenum clear.,Duodenal biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal apart from possible mild trachealization.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no appreciable hiatus hernia.,2 cm hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2752405\nPatient Name: Willis, Sitey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Huynh, Abigail\nDate of procedure: 2004-04-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 39cm : 34cm.,No blood in UGI tract.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q4907331\nPatient Name: Guzman, Sheatye\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rathmann, Kia\nDate of procedure: 2003-09-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: She also has a cervical inlet patch of dubious significance.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7140324\nPatient Name: el-Aly, Saamyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Zullali, Hyo\nDate of procedure: 2003-02-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Mild antral erythematous gastritis.,Oesophagitis with superficial, apparently-healing erosions.,Duodenum: D2 biopsies taken.,Large solid food residue in stomach fundus and in duodenal bulb.,Self limited.,No inlet patch was seen in narrow band imaging.,STOMACH: At the anastamosis there was circumfrential slow oozing and ulceration.,DUODENUM: duodenal ulcer in D1 - 2 cm diameter on the posterior wall, with clean base and surrounding oedema, causing some degree of stricture; scope easily passed into D2, without resistance.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R9120543\nPatient Name: Olalde, Roberta\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Silkman, Alyssa\nDate of procedure: 2013-09-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Atrophic gastritis only.,Otherwise entirely normal study.,Treated with HALO RFA at 12J.,Could not tolerateand declined sedation on this occasion.,Oesophagus- Barrett with overlying inflammation fro 25cms.,CLO not taken as patient on PPI.,2cm hiatus hernia, mild generalised gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7095078\nPatient Name: Waynewood, Siobhan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Johnson, Jazmyne\nDate of procedure: 2005-01-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D2 biopsies taken as per request.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 30 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,STOMACH: diffuse gastritis with angiodysplasia and punctate bleeding site on greater curve mid body - no obvious ulcer- antrum scar ?,Examined under white light and NBI.,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild of body/fundus - Clo test taken.,No fundal varices.,Gastro-jejunostomy entered, no narrowing, and aspirates taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z6299612\nPatient Name: Simental, Sara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Shaheen, Hadbaaa\nDate of procedure: 2002-01-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: slightly tortuous and dilated but normal mucosa throughout.,Z-line at: 40cm - Bravo placed at 34cm- good position at check endoscopy.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and two more at 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Gastritis.,No mucosal gastric or duodenal lesion.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 48 cm.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the cardia.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 38cmx4,36cmx2.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E6197772\nPatient Name: Christiansen, Lauren\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Hamid, Shaheera\nDate of procedure: 2013-02-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No sinister features.,Oesophagus - normal.,Oesophagus dilated; Grade 3 oesophagitis from30-38 cm; 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1732455\nPatient Name: al-Nagi, Tawheeda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Muhammed, Najaat\nDate of procedure: 2011-11-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No macroscopic features of EoE.,Duodenum- Nodular duodenitis.,STOMACH: Healthy conduit, widely patent pylorus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M8823141\nPatient Name: Jarmon, Tionni\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Schroeder, Holli\nDate of procedure: 2011-07-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no evidence of residual dysplasia under FICe.,Oesophagus: In the distal oesophagus there were 3 x 1cm .,It looks like things have improved but not normalised.,STOMACH: The previous deep ulcer remains well covered with OTSC .,Some washing performed but concern regarding aspiration if copious washing performed.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 39cm .,Cervical inlet patch at 18 cm, on the right wall,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 33 cm, 24 cm and 21 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Gastritis and CLO taken: negative, also gastric antrum biopsies taken.,Upper oesophageal narrowing passable with the scope, normal mucosae.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5272217\nPatient Name: Hauner, Megan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gorskiy, Eva-Marie\nDate of procedure: 2003-05-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ nodular area from 38cm-44cm-multiple biopsies taken.,Removed with biopsy forceps.,GOJ at 40cm with stitches from previous repair visible at 3o'clock.,OESOPHAGUS: Irregular Z-line, no clear visible Barrett's but metaplasia on previous biopsy.,Normal upper GI endoscopy.,GOJ opening well but body of oesophagus dilated.,Final Prague score: C8M10.,The endoscope passed without resistance.,No varices or evidence of portal hypertensive gastropathy.,3 treatments with no cleaning step.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C8544445\nPatient Name: David, Akemi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Hammad, Nawaal\nDate of procedure: 2015-12-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus - Normal.,Stomach- Normal.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Third part of duodenum.,STOMACH: food residue ++ consistent with delayed gastric emptying,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 30 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Normal UGI tract.,Large twisted para-oesophageal hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: mild oesophageal candidiasis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5917376\nPatient Name: al-Jama, Wadee'a\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Su, Christine\nDate of procedure: 2007-10-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: small, 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,Haemodynamically stable and Hb normal.,3 columns of barely noticeable oesophagal varices at 11, 2 and 6 o'clock at 32-37cm.,D1/2 biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: EMR sites - more distal one at 37cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A1648588\nPatient Name: al-Ebrahimi, Khaira\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sands, Marissa\nDate of procedure: 2011-01-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: small hiatus hernia, normal stomach otherwise.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J1337672\nPatient Name: Broeren, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Segura, Jennehii\nDate of procedure: 2009-12-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Mild.,No obvious gastric varices.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8594667\nPatient Name: Frazier, Yohana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Anderson, Gabreille\nDate of procedure: 2001-09-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Moderate haemorrhagic gastritis - CLO test negative.,No evidence of reflux.,Oesophagus- Candida in proximal oesophagus.,Topf of gastric folds 35cm, 34, 30M.,anastomosis at 30cm widely patent and normal.,D2 biopsies taken as per request.,Grade 2-3 varices, several columns.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B8880712\nPatient Name: Murphy, Alyssa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kim, Stephanie\nDate of procedure: 2006-02-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA B .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G8210675\nPatient Name: Aebischer, Alexis\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Montoya, Isabel\nDate of procedure: 2009-06-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: normal- CLO test - negative.,Small benign gastric polyp/oedematous mucosa on GOJ side not biopsied.,Mild PHG, no obvious varices seen in oesophagus or stomach.,Ulcer in the pylorus.,Oesophagitis LA grade B, sliding hiatus hernia 3cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V4085520\nPatient Name: Blais, Kiana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sullivan, Kiatlin\nDate of procedure: 2013-10-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: D1 normal.,Fundoplication in good position.,The hiatus hernia is sliding andapproximately 3cm .,Haemospray.,No endoscopic evidence of GORD.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I1303991\nPatient Name: Cackovic, Lauren\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Shahidi, Aaisha\nDate of procedure: 2001-03-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastroparesis.,Some washing performed but concern regarding aspiration if copious washing performed.,Congestion for portal hypertension.,Several sessile polyps in stomach; fundoplication intact on retro-flexion; no hiatus hernia.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to excklude coeliac disease.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at36 cm, 26 cm and 21 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 39cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2075882\nPatient Name: Nguyen, Shazia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Jennifer\nDate of procedure: 2010-11-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No gastritis.,Multiple biopsies taken.,Consistent with reflux oesophagitis.,Small hiatus hernia from 38 to 41cm.,Inlet patch - Yes or No:No.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O3104214\nPatient Name: Vosburgh, Caylie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mckenzie, Alicia\nDate of procedure: 2016-11-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Specifically, no evidence of oesophageal varices.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GO) J at 40 cm.,Gastric biopsies taken from cardia, body and antrum.,OESOPHAGUS: one linear varix, small size, flattened on insufflation, with no red signs.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P4425100\nPatient Name: Clay, Elina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sellers, Enjoli\nDate of procedure: 2001-06-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: She has a short stricture with normal looking mucosa just distal to the larynx t about 18cm.,PHG and single grade 1 varix as noted below.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L8917541\nPatient Name: Fraley, Savannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wilder, Leeha\nDate of procedure: 2011-11-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Large 10cm sliding hiatus hernia, with no evidence of reflux disease.,STOMACH: intact fundoplication, prepyloric oedematous folds, slightly friable -biopsies sent.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K6126215\nPatient Name: Fisher, Vanessa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Mikayla\nDate of procedure: 2006-01-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The anastomosis was erythematous with bleeding to touch and oedema.,Biopsies taken from the GOJ x4 and from 38cm x4.,STOMACH: significant amount of solid and liquid residue present.,Friable ulcerated polypoid lesion in the lower third of the oesophagus .,STOMACH: mild antral gastritis with 5 mm area of slightly raised and eroded mucosa at antrum greater curve which was biopsied.,STOMACH: Erythema with small erosion at antrum.,GOJ at 33 cm.,2 cm hiatus hernia.,Faint red signs on one but no signs recent bleeding.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S6740918\nPatient Name: Montoya, Nikkole\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bonfil-Ramirez, Sabrina\nDate of procedure: 2012-12-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: As an incidental finding she also has a cervical inlet patch.,Cardia abnormality in keeping with known signet ring cancer.,Oesophagus- Candida in proximal oesophagus.,Top of circumferential Barrett's: 43cm.,2 treatments with no cleaning step inbetween.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 46 cm.,Stomach- Pylorus Polyp- 2cm.,Some washing performed but concern regarding aspiration if copious washing performed.,STOMACH: Minimal amount of clear fluid and and bile.,Top of tongues:31 cm.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D2568207\nPatient Name: el-Baksh, Aanisa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Diaz, Janae\nDate of procedure: 2012-04-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsies taken from the oesophagus to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N1257699\nPatient Name: Tindle, Fiona\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Knight, Linh\nDate of procedure: 2014-08-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Now asymptomatic on BD PPI and ranitidine.,2 treatments with no cleaning step inbetween.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7176341\nPatient Name: Killett, Jasmine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Uribe, Melissa\nDate of procedure: 2009-04-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ on contraction gives a false impression of Schatzki ring.,OESOPHAGUS: four small islands of Barrett's < 1 sq cm .,STOMACH: Normal.,No visible lesion.,G: No fundal varices seen.,GOJ at 35 cm.,Post surgical stomach with a normal pylorus leading to a normal D1 and then into a normal looking D2.,O:ulcerated, friable, nodular tissue between 28 to 37cm .,Duodenum: Diffuse significant oedema throughout D1 and D2.,no inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7489214\nPatient Name: Barnes-Johnson, Lovelett\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Yassin, Ilhaam\nDate of procedure: 2014-03-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Patient did not tolerate the procedure and was panicking and pulling the scope out.,DUODENUM: Normal D2 biospies taken.,Venous/vascular bleb in lower oesophagus - not typical for portal hypertension.,Acute angulation into alimaentary limb or roux loop which may be the cause for poor functionality.,G: no Fundal varices.,No macroscopic features of EoE.,GOJ at 38cm.,STOMACH: 2-3 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,No sinister features.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R2764793\nPatient Name: Romero Melgar, Stephani\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Reed, Teresa\nDate of procedure: 2001-09-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsies at OGJ and scar taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7058648\nPatient Name: Doxtater, Elizabeth\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Tahir, Jumaima\nDate of procedure: 2016-11-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 38cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Two 0.,STOMACH: Antral gastris.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z8946728\nPatient Name: Pham, Devin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Melendez, Annelise\nDate of procedure: 2002-10-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Modalities used to achieve haemostasis: 10mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and 2 clips applied.,Mild antral gastritis.,Mild lower oesophageal oesophagitis LA grade A.,She has an atrophic looking stomach .,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis - linear ulceration at 3 oclock - biopsy taken.,Small hiatus hernia.,The duodenum was also seen to distend well and didn't appear to be compressed extenally down to D2.,Type II tumour extending 2cm up to the SCJ, fundus is preserved.,No immediate complications.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7331206\nPatient Name: James, Erika\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Scott, Jenna\nDate of procedure: 2003-01-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Scope easily passed through.,Some scarring from previous banding at distal third.,Site clipped.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at 36, 34 and 32 cm.,No obvious gastric outflow restriction.,DUODENUM: Duodenitis- mild/mod.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T9453315\nPatient Name: al-Abdulla, Fawzaana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bailey, Stephani\nDate of procedure: 2006-08-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D2 and Barrett's biopsies taken.,DUODENUM: Normal.,Gastro-oesophageal anastomosis at 30cm from incisors, which is open with free reflux.,The endoscope passed without resistance.,Cardia abnormality in keeping with known signet ring cancer.,ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS .\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4134709\nPatient Name: Tran, Shea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Badback, Mikaela\nDate of procedure: 2002-12-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Two D1 biopsies and 8 gastric biopsies taken.,Treated with HALO Channel RFA at 12J.,Dudoenum- D2 Normal.,CLO POSITIVE.,Distorted and distended stomach.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Stomach, pylorus andduodenum normal.,Small cyst in lower osophagus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5156770\nPatient Name: Faruque, Yu Jin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Harris, Brooke\nDate of procedure: 2009-12-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Alimentary limb till 70cm from incisors with no obvious extrinsic compression.,Biopsies taken from top of stricture-metal marking clips in situ.,O: GOJ at 42cm .,D: Oedematous mucosa and erosions in D1.,Normal endoscopy apartfrom a 2cm hiatus hernia.,Rest of upper GI tract normal.,DUODENUM: D1 normal.,Inlet patch - Yes or No: No.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C2789586\nPatient Name: Ferrelli, Tristin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Abid, Zuhaira\nDate of procedure: 2001-08-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsies taken for histology and samples in saline.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5990901\nPatient Name: Carrillo, Alejandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rodriguez, Esmeralda\nDate of procedure: 2009-05-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mucosal inflammation noted in the body of stomach - biopsied.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part ofduodenum.,Small sliding hiatus hernia about 2cm.,DUODENUM: duodenal ulcer in D1 - 2 cm diameter on the posterior wall, with clean base and surrounding oedema, causing some degree of stricture; scope easily passed into D2, without resistance.,Florid oral and upper oesophageal candida.,Treated- APC.,Large 10cm sliding hiatus hernia, with no evidence of reflux disease.,Diaphragmatic pinchL 41cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A3962018\nPatient Name: al-Ebrahimi, Abeer\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Heynen, Anna\nDate of procedure: 2010-05-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: As an incidental finding she also has a cervical inlet patch.,Oesophagus: In the distal oesophagus there were 3 x 1cm .,D1/2 biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0 M1.,OESOPHAGUS: 3 columns of varices which did not compress on insufflation but were small.,OESOPHAGUS: island of Barrett's oesophagus\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J8367396\nPatient Name: Urquidez, Natalie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wvalle Cruz, Maria\nDate of procedure: 2010-10-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The stomach still has a large amount of food residue, which suggests a degree of gastroparesis but there was certainly no evidence of gastric-outflow obstruction with a wide open pylorus.,STOMACH: a couple of small erosions in fundus and mid-body - CLO test positive.,STOMACH: mild non-erosive antral gastritis - CLO test - negative.,DUODENUM: Normal.,Specifically, no evidence of oesophageal varices.,Large 10cm sliding hiatus hernia, with no evidence of reflux disease.,Difficultto locate the pylorus but D2 reached.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 48 cm.,STOMACH: Small amount of bright red blood that seems to have refluxed back through the pylorus.,Stomach - normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8211489\nPatient Name: Solis, Alaina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lawson, Kathleena\nDate of procedure: 2002-02-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: In the distal tract there is a linear erosion, about 1 cm long.,DUODENUM: Mild oedema of the mucosa and scalloping.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 37 cm.,Duodenum: Healing D1 ulcer.,No inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,DUODENUM: Mild oedema of the mucosa and scalloping.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9209688\nPatient Name: el-Latif, Hamsa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Labishak, Courtney\nDate of procedure: 2004-12-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Dudoenum- D2 Normal.,Gastritis and gastric antrum mucosal erosions-biopsies taken.,Stomach- No gastric varices.,Cervical inlet patch at 18 cm, on the right wall,See pictures.,No evidence of ischemia.,Smallpolyp at D1/D2 junction seen from 2012.,Proximal to the pylorus was an anastomosis opening into a loop with 2 openings ?,N-Acetyl-cysteine used Yes or no.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G9989010\nPatient Name: Thammavong, Arriane Julia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Nassif, Shaakira\nDate of procedure: 2005-11-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No strictures seen.,Narrowband imaging of the oesophagus: No inlet patch.,pylori, confirming eradication after previous treatment from GP .,Duodenum: normal.,Oesophagus - Small hiatus hernia.,No inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.,Smallpolyp at D1/D2 junction seen from 2012.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1083206\nPatient Name: Rosier, Madison\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Sharifi, Shaheera\nDate of procedure: 2004-07-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mucosal inflammation with 0: No bleeding.,Area biopsied again.,GOJ at 36 cm.,6 biopsies were taken from around the margins.,Haemodynamically stable and Hb normal.,DUODENUM: Mild oedema of the mucosa and scalloping.,Mucosal inflammation noted from the pylorus to the antrum.,No obvious slipped wrap.,NJ placed uder direct vision.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3619361\nPatient Name: Dang, Kelsey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ibarra, Ladae\nDate of procedure: 2005-08-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: small hiatus hernia, normal stomach otherwise.,EoE.,Duodenum: D2 biopsies taken.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good positionat check endoscopy.,Stomach - mild gastritis CLO taken - NEGTIVE.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W7335845\nPatient Name: Manuel, Anissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Demandante, Christina\nDate of procedure: 2011-04-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm .,Oesopahgus- Distal Oesophagitis- LA A .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1085643\nPatient Name: Wilson, Sheldon\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Wali, Mahfoodha\nDate of procedure: 2008-05-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mildoesophagitis grade LA A/B.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Moderate.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6658276\nPatient Name: Williams, Nina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pinch, Mikaela\nDate of procedure: 2013-01-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He has a fullly neosquamous oesophagus with an irregular Z-line.,G: Tiny fundal gastric erosions.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4154167\nPatient Name: el-Asad, Ramla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cruze, Addison\nDate of procedure: 2005-01-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Minimal amount of clear fluid and and bile.,STOMACH: Normal.,She has a 6cm hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: mid-oesophageal candidiasis.,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild.,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild.,D2 biopsies taken to exclude coeliac disease in view of bloating.,GOJ tight, but patent with Fuji endoscope.,Stomach: mild/moderate erosive gastritis.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K8099671\nPatient Name: Shin, Christine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Farid, Shafeeqa\nDate of procedure: 2013-12-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Now asymptomatic on BD PPI and ranitidine.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Angularis.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1985702\nPatient Name: Muro, Tyara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ramirez-Martinez, Dominique\nDate of procedure: 2004-07-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 43 cm .,D: Normal to D2.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and twobiopsies were taken at 25 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D4796018\nPatient Name: Hernandez, Abigail\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Silerio, Patricia\nDate of procedure: 2006-03-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Modalities used to achieve haemostasis:.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2905244\nPatient Name: Umugwaneza, Marissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wynne, Shea\nDate of procedure: 2005-11-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Consistent with reflux oesophagitis.,Procedure abandoned due to high risk of aspiration and poor views.,ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS .,3 clips deployed and 7ml of 1:10,000 adrenaline injected around the area.,STOMACH: moderate antral gastritis - CLO test negative.,Mild lower oesophageal oesophagitis LA grade A.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7729897\nPatient Name: Petersen, Manna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Alvarado, Susana\nDate of procedure: 2009-06-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 5 x oesophageal biopsies taken.,No obvious slipped wrap.,Procedure done under enhanced sedation by ITU team.,STOMACH: erosive antral gastritis - CLO test negative.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's osophagus C3M5 34-39cm.,Moderate amount of bile in the stomach, with reactive gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9801234\nPatient Name: Cordova, Melissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Diller, Allyx\nDate of procedure: 2010-05-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mild gastritis; duodenal diverticulum noted.,He bacame tachy.,Mild erosive gastritis, likely due to Aspirin - CLO test negative.,Gastritis.,Small atypical-looking areas at GOJ - 11 o'clock and small nodular area at 3 - 4 o'clock - biopsied x 4.,Known GOJ adeno-Ca.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R3882435\nPatient Name: Szeredy, Ashtin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lopez, Marina\nDate of procedure: 2009-11-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: In retroflexion wrap non clearly identifyed.,Normal gastric folds and stomach distension.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7134775\nPatient Name: Guice, Mckayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Munoz, Alicyn\nDate of procedure: 2009-10-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: Moderate duodenitis.,5 x oesophageal biopsies taken.,DUODENUM: small erythema in D1, probably caused by taking Aspirin long term.,Shatzki ring at the OGJ.,Oesophagus - Normal.,Some scarring from previous banding at distal third.,Haemostasis achieved.,Hyperplastic polyp extending over greater curve to cardia.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9871480\nPatient Name: Brody, Claire\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Olguin, Melat\nDate of procedure: 2015-05-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mild non-erosive gastritis in the body.,GOJ nodular area from 38cm-44cm-multiple biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9204095\nPatient Name: Ingram, Lemlem\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Griese, Monique\nDate of procedure: 2008-08-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal upper GI endoscopy.,Stomach contains large amount of solid food residue; fundoplication visible on retroflexion.,Duodenum - mucosal unremakable - D2 and D1 biopsies taken.,Large 10cm sliding hiatus hernia, with no evidence of reflux disease.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1294090\nPatient Name: Lovato, Waynoka\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Reed, Daijah\nDate of procedure: 2013-07-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: NJ placed uder direct vision.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 37 cm.,The oesophagus and stomach are normal.,No blood in the UGI tract.,Antral and body biopsied for CLO as on PPI - CLO negative.,Narrowband imaging of the oesophagus: No inlet patch.,Malignant gastric cancer 2 by 3cm located ongreater curve opposite incisura rest of OGD normal.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Multiple white plaques throughout suggestive of Candida oesophagitis.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M9440150\nPatient Name: Camacho, Tanisha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Navajo, Sonja\nDate of procedure: 2011-07-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There were red spots which did not wash on all 3 columns.,Normal mucosa.,She has an atrophic looking stomach .,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 34 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Clo Negative.,The covering mucosa is not suggestive of underlying varix.,Fuji endoscope through afterwards.,O: No oesophageal varices seen.,STOMACH: Moderate haemorrhagic gastritis - CLO test negative.,Flattened on insufflation.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6044658\nPatient Name: Olivas Gonzalez, Celene\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Prabakar, Sierra\nDate of procedure: 2004-09-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small patch of angiodysplasia in the fundus, not actively oozing.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6417773\nPatient Name: al-Baccus, Mumina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jefferson, Scheridan\nDate of procedure: 2013-01-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: partly filled with fresiduals of NG feed.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 39 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6072011\nPatient Name: al-Shakir, Siddeeqa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Khanom, Pamela\nDate of procedure: 2015-04-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No hiatus hernia; fundoplication intact; CLO test done.,Normal oesophagus to GOJ at 41 cm .,Oesophagitis- LA A .,DUODENUM: Duodenitis- mild/mod.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1449886\nPatient Name: Nolte, Bertha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Noon, Dana\nDate of procedure: 2014-04-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Now asymptomatic on BD PPI and ranitidine.,The duodenum was also seen to distend well and didn't appear to be compressed extenally down to D2.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1607560\nPatient Name: Foss, Mia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sanchez, Mariah\nDate of procedure: 2010-02-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus: 2 columns of F1 varices- no signs of recent bleeding .,DUODENUM: Normal D2 biopsies taken.,STOMACH: 2 mm ulcer in antrum, with clean base and surrounding oedema.,OESOPHAGUS: Normalto GOJ 40 cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Two tiny polyps at 25cm .,Smallpolyp at D1/D2 junction seen from 2012.,Mild duodenitis.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8031481\nPatient Name: Whiteplume, Gabrielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Flanigan, Jessica\nDate of procedure: 2012-02-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: intact fundoplication, prepyloric oedematous folds, slightly friable -biopsies sent.,Small possible submucosal lesion along the left side of pharynx.,Known extensive and metastatic gastric cancer.,Now asymptomatic on BD PPI and ranitidine.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2120051\nPatient Name: Littlefield, Bianca\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Christian, Ayla\nDate of procedure: 2005-05-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum:1 cm posterior wall ulcer with an adherent clot with mild oozing.,The stomach still has a large amount of food residue, which suggests a degree of gastroparesis but there was certainly no evidence of gastric-outflow obstruction with a wide open pylorus.,Tumour at 40cm right wall below the Z-line, inkeeping with Type 2 cardia tumour.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7163832\nPatient Name: Perez, Ayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Davis, Alexys\nDate of procedure: 2007-10-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Multiple white plaques throughout suggestive of Candida oesophagitis.,Stomach - gastritis and small pre-pyloric erosion - biopsed - not ulceration.,GOJ at 39 cm.,DUODENUM: Duodenitis- mild/mod.,Diaphragmatic pinch:39cm ,He does not describe any history compatible with upper GI bleed - just significant epigastric pain.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6620949\nPatient Name: Roe, Shelby\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cordova, Jessica\nDate of procedure: 2016-01-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Removed with biopsy forceps.,Normal stomach and duodenum.,Normal muosa.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4378217\nPatient Name: Sawyer, Rae\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Asmar, Salwa\nDate of procedure: 2015-10-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Dilated to 19mm with CRE balloon for 1 minute.,No evidence of reflux.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2657390\nPatient Name: Nash, Brandi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Otero, Audrey\nDate of procedure: 2007-02-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0 M2 .\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S9393699\nPatient Name: Lapointe, Destiny\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lucero, Alyssa\nDate of procedure: 2006-01-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach: Mild, non-specific antral gastritis.,No obvious mucosal lesions but poor views obtained.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D5975610\nPatient Name: Scott, Maya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Austin, Alyssa\nDate of procedure: 2005-05-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal D2.,DUODENUM: Normal to D3.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 40cm.,Known extensive and metastatic gastric cancer.,No stigmata of bleeding.,Oesophagus - small <5mmoesophageal varices x2 columns.,STOMACH: 4 cm sliding hiatus hernia from 35 to 39 cm; normal stomach.,No inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 46 cm.,5 measured in endoscopy by near patient testing.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4378127\nPatient Name: Lewis, Alysh\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Heilman, Midori\nDate of procedure: 2006-12-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Some squamous papillomas in the distal oesophagus .,Gastro-oesophageal anastomosis at 30cm from incisors, which is open with free reflux.,He has a fullly neosquamous oesophagus with an irregular Z-line.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7597311\nPatient Name: el-Abdalla, Ramziyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Youssef, Munisa\nDate of procedure: 2016-09-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: FICE used .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H4452093\nPatient Name: Martinez, Christianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Khanna, Melissa\nDate of procedure: 2002-07-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: Normal D2 biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 46 cm.,The upper GI tract is normal except for several gastric fundic gland polyps.,This was removed by a 4 peice EMR using Duette MBM kit.,Oesophagus normal; squamo-columnar junction at 38 cm; no hiatus hernia or oesophagitis.,Z-line at: 36cm - Bravo placed at 30cm- good position at check endoscopy.,It appeared to arise from the floor of D2 but I could not positively identify the major ampulla, so it could be related to that.,D1 - ulcer healing .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R8004923\nPatient Name: Drago, Paige\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hegarty, Emily\nDate of procedure: 2006-09-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No inlet patch was seen.,No stricture or mucosal abnormality seen.,No inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,D1 biopsy taken.,There was a nodular appearance in thedistal and mid-oesophagus of unknown signficance.,5mm resulting in a superficial mucosal tear as intended.,The stomach was small but otherwise appeared normal, and duodenum was normal to D3.,No inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7957976\nPatient Name: Witzke, Grecia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Reynolds, Onthima\nDate of procedure: 2009-02-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small atypical-looking areas at GOJ - 11 o'clock and small nodular area at 3 - 4 o'clock - biopsied x 4.,pylori, confirming eradication after previous treatment from GP .,DUODENUM: Normal D2 biospies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z2727641\nPatient Name: Vue, Natalie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Javid, Lubna\nDate of procedure: 2014-10-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 41, 39, 37, 35, 33 and 31 cm.,Oesophagus- Barrett with overlying inflammation fro 25cms.,No PHG.,There seemed to be two loops.,There was loss of pit pattern on surface,Distorted and distended stomach.,5mm resulting in a superficial mucosal tear as intended.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7461659\nPatient Name: Young Allen, Kerry\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gomez, Ashley\nDate of procedure: 2011-03-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 4 biopsies taken at 35cm and 25cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,G: Tiny fundal gastric erosions.,OESOPHAGUS: small elevated area .,DUODENUM: mild duodenitis in the bulb.,In the pyloric channel there is inflammation but no ulceration.,Oesophagus- Barrett with overlying inflammation fro 25cms.,CLO taken - NEGATIVE.,Normal duodenum.,Stomach: mild/moderate erosive gastritis.,Epigastric burning pain improved on omeprazole.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T3145793\nPatient Name: el-Shaer, Suhaila\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mccaden, Adesuwa\nDate of procedure: 2012-03-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm .,Top of gastric folds: 41 cm.,Mildoesophagitis grade LA A/B.,Area marked and one site removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit, but attempt at removing proximal site not succssful as wouldn't lift.,This couldn't be resolved with the coag graspers so 2 clips were deploted over the vessel and 1:10,000 adrenaline x10ml was injected with haemostasis achieved.,DUODENUM: Normal D2 biospies taken.,Wide neck diverticulum in D2.,OESOPHAGUS: cervical inlet patch 3 cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5148114\nPatient Name: el-Mona, Sabriyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcgee, Anna\nDate of procedure: 2008-06-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastric sleeve patent and not dilated, containing large amount of bile.,Inlet patch - Yes or No: No.,4 biopsies taken.,DUODENUM: Not entered.,Top of circumferential Barrett's: 43cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U1759838\nPatient Name: Perez, Yadira\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Pasha, Haaniya\nDate of procedure: 2014-06-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small patch of angiodysplasia in the fundus, not actively oozing.,There was a nodular appearance in thedistal and mid-oesophagus of unknown signficance.,There looked like possible extension into fundus - target biopsied.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5917931\nPatient Name: el-Malek, Sabiyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. O'Malley, Kayla\nDate of procedure: 2011-05-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The intervening mucosa looks normal.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliac disease.,DUODENUM: scarring at D1 suggesting previous peptic disease.,STOMACH: Small amount of bright red blood that seems to have refluxed back through the pylorus.,Stomach - mild gastritis CLO - negative.,Difficultto locate the pylorus but D2 reached.,Total of 23 ablations.,CLO not taken as patient on PPI.,Z-line at: 36cm - Bravo placed at 30cm- good position at check endoscopy.,No evidence of recent or active bleeding.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2813264\nPatient Name: Luna, Marlen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Van Renen, Kira\nDate of procedure: 2010-07-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: intact fundoplication, prepyloric oedematous folds, slightly friable -biopsies sent.,No obvious gastric varices.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 30 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Duodenum: Diffuse significant oedema throughout D1 and D2.,Gastric biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Neo Z line at 44 cm.,Trache in situ.,Small polyp on fold in fundus, biopsied x1.,No blood in the UGI tract.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A6871788\nPatient Name: Hunkar, Nohelia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Castaneda, Monique\nDate of procedure: 2003-03-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mucosal inflammation noted in the body of stomach with 0: No bleeding.,Had an UGI bleed.,Several fundal gland polyps in the body.,OESOPHAGUS: LA A/B.,STOMACH: Gastritis with erosions in the antrum.,Biopsies taken for histology and samples in saline.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0M2.,Friable ulcerated polypoid lesion in the lower third of the oesophagus .,DUODENUM: Normal to D3.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6229707\nPatient Name: Mondragon-Dehoyos, Angelina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Peterson, Karah\nDate of procedure: 2008-10-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: G: No fundal varices seen.,Biopsies showed no evidence of H.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7228898\nPatient Name: Pohlman, Madalyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Harron, Khaalida\nDate of procedure: 2013-02-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesopahgus- Distal Oesophagitis- LA A .,No ulceration, erosion or inflammation.,Otherwise normal UGI tract.,CLO not taken as patient on PPI.,STOMACH: At the anastamosis there was circumfrential slow oozing and ulceration.,Very friable with bleeding.,No blood in the UGI tract.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B1224656\nPatient Name: Snowhawk, Tiffany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hall, Samantha\nDate of procedure: 2016-05-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach, pylorus andduodenum normal.,OESOPHAGUS: Short segment of Barrett's C0M1 and islands.,There were mutiple small nodules in the distal oesophagus of unknown significance .,Gastritis, haemorrhagic in fundus and oedema in pylorus.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the body of stomach with 0: No bleeding.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm.,Stomach - gastritis and small pre-pyloric erosion - biopsed - not ulceration.,STOMACH: gastritis.,Two oesophageal varices identified at 20cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G4762980\nPatient Name: Rabbio, Emily\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Aydin, Radiyya\nDate of procedure: 2003-06-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Multiple white plaques throughout suggestive of Candida oesophagitis.,Stricture at 18cm dilated up to 15mm with good effect.,Total of 27 ablations.,No lifting with St.Mark's solution\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1418327\nPatient Name: Rea, Sabrina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Torres, Yesmizel\nDate of procedure: 2014-05-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: Normal D2 biospies taken.,Top of gastric folds: 39cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Tumour commencing just below Z-line extending into lesser curve as previously described.,Stomach: mild/moderate erosive gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6545050\nPatient Name: Locke, Stephanie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Redecker Little, Bania\nDate of procedure: 2004-11-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: O:ulcerated, friable, nodular tissue between 28 to 37cm .,No PHG.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at 36, 34 and 32 cm.,No active source of bleeding was found.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W1047941\nPatient Name: Conde, Isabella\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Vaziri, Raaida\nDate of procedure: 2016-02-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Very short D1.,STOMACH: multiple large varices in the fundus and body, along the greater curve.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O4756019\nPatient Name: Pimienta, Claudia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cisneros, Cynthia\nDate of procedure: 2009-08-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Pylorus dilated up to 20mm with good effect.,STOMACH: significant amount of food residue in the stomach, therefore the procedure was stopped due to risk of aspiration and poor views.,5 x oesophageal biopsies taken.,No active ulcer.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 31 cm and 21 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P2080807\nPatient Name: Vigil, Summer\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rodriguez, Isabel\nDate of procedure: 2013-05-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: else 1950/1964 according to GP notes.,OESOPHAGUS: mildly dilated oesophagus with traces of food and saliva requiring suctioning.,OESOPHAGUS: EMR site has healed well with squamous regeneration.,Its removal resulted in a significant pulsating bleed from a vessel at the edge of the EMR.,OESOPHAGUS: oesophageal candidiasis in the lower third.,Nodular at GOJ as previously described.,Oesophagus normal, GOJ at 38cm normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L2478495\nPatient Name: Mberwa, Shania\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Bahri, Ghaidaa\nDate of procedure: 2015-02-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Good passage to 70cm.,No evidence of Barrett's oesophagus, short 2 cn hiatus hernia.,No blood in UGI tract.,Tight stricture impassable with scope.,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild No ulceration seen.,2 mm lipoma at 21 cm on the right wall,Normal endoscopy apartfrom a 2cm hiatus hernia.,Modalities used to achieve haemostasis:.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2068433\nPatient Name: el-Sani, Hakeema\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nelms, Alexis\nDate of procedure: 2011-08-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm .,Stomach and duodenum with no mucosal lesion.,Small cyst in lower osophagus.,There were mutiple small nodules in the distal oesophagus of unknown significance .,No lifting with St.Mark's solution,Quad bx takenat GOJ, 39,37M.,No blood.,Multiple biopsies taken.,Ulcer in the pylorus.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1951882\nPatient Name: Mcquade, Sarah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Harris, Jamie\nDate of procedure: 2014-02-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: significant amount of food residue in the stomach, therefore the procedure was stopped due to risk of aspiration and poor views.,No evidence of oeosphagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D9082891\nPatient Name: Nguyen, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pena, Hailey\nDate of procedure: 2001-10-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Treated- APC.,OESOPHAGUS: Hiatus hernia 36-42 cm.,Lower oesophageal biopsies taken as well.,Gastritis.,OESOPHAGUS: Top of gasric folds at 31 cm and several islands at 28-26 cm, at right and posterior walls.,Trache in situ.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2752405\nPatient Name: Cobb, Tanasia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Assad, Shameema\nDate of procedure: 2010-01-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: 2cm hiatus hernia.,Biopsies taken from D2 and duodenal bulb.,Final Prague score: C0M1 .,No varices or evidence of portal hypertensive gastropathy.,STOMACH: Hiatus hernia, sliding, 3 cm.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q4907331\nPatient Name: Ball, Alexandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Le Beau, Sarah\nDate of procedure: 2012-01-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Mild narrowing at oesophago-conduit anastomosis in neck, required balloon dilatation 20mm .,Inlet patch - Yes or No:No.,OESOPHAGUS: Tumour commencing just below Z-line extending into lesser curve as previously described.,OESOPHAGUS: Small 1cm hiatus hernia.,Stomach- No gastric varices.,Fresh bleeding seen in D2 distal to the ampulla secondary to angioectasia.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 35 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7140324\nPatient Name: al-Salman, Sabeeka\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pohl, Larrah\nDate of procedure: 2015-01-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No evidence of oesophageal varices.,STOMACH: Antral gastris.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good positionat check endoscopy.,Stomach- Body Polyp- Pedunculated .,Gastro-jejunostomy entered, no narrowing, and aspirates taken.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R9120543\nPatient Name: Dech, Tyleeia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Beydoun, Khaira\nDate of procedure: 2013-08-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: mildly dilated oesophagus with traces of food and saliva requiring suctioning.,Total of 18 ablations.,Dudoenum- D2 Normal.,No fundal varices.,OESOPHAGUS: mid-oesophageal candidiasis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7095078\nPatient Name: Sanchez Rodriguez, Katelynn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Huebner, Morgan\nDate of procedure: 2006-08-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No GI cause of dysphagia.,Alimentary limb explorated for 15cm, no abnormalities.,STOMACH: Normal.,C0M1 Barrett's with a few islands to 35cm .,No inlet patch was seen in narrow band imaging.,Stomach- Pylorus Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Removed with biopsy forceps.,GOJ at 36cm.,We will re-book for 2 weeks, rebanding.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z6299612\nPatient Name: Park, Vionna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Green, Olivia\nDate of procedure: 2016-05-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal apart from possible mild trachealization.,DUODENUM: Normal.,No active source of bleeding was found.,STOMACH: Gastritis with erosions in the antrum.,No evidence of malignancy.,Procedure done under enhanced sedation by ITU team.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E6197772\nPatient Name: al-Elamin, Khaleela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Root, Davena\nDate of procedure: 2003-01-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: significant amount of food residue in the stomach, therefore the procedure was stopped due to risk of aspiration and poor views.,DUODENUM: Not entered.,Haemospray.,Biospy taken, easily bleeding.,Stomach - normal.,Distorted and distended stomach.,3 sub-centrimetre fundic gland type polyps in fundus.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal apart from small hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1732455\nPatient Name: West, Taylor\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pae, Jilan\nDate of procedure: 2016-04-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Representative biopsies taken.,STOMACH: subtle non-erosive antral/mid-body gastritis - CLO test - positive.,OESOPHAGUS: candida throughout.,OESOPHAGUS: island of Barrett's oesophagus,Normal UGI tract.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M8823141\nPatient Name: Farr, Bethany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mendez, Chairrish\nDate of procedure: 2006-11-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Subesquently haemospray was applied to the mid and lower oesophagus.,No polyp with suspicious/different features identified.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5272217\nPatient Name: Lacsina, Alana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hand, Lanae\nDate of procedure: 2015-04-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No other pathology.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C8544445\nPatient Name: Choi, Tien\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Awan, Taaliba\nDate of procedure: 2011-05-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to excklude coeliac disease.,No varices.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis - linear ulceration at 3 oclock - biopsy taken.,Area biopsied again.,OESOPHAGUS: one linear varix, small size, flattened on insufflation, with no red signs.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5917376\nPatient Name: Weitendorf, Jayde\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sheff, Jacqueline\nDate of procedure: 2008-09-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Large gastric food residue, not safe to proceed.,Oesophagus normal, GOJ at 38cm normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A1648588\nPatient Name: Jamerson, Jordan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Koroma, Misbaah\nDate of procedure: 2009-11-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: It is 1cm in length.,Nodular area high on lesser curve, biopsied.,Fundal polyps are also present .,Distorted and distended stomach.,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild of body/fundus - Clo test taken.,Small gastric remnant with apparent Polya reconstruction.,Bx taken.,There is no hiatus hernia or evidence of oesophagitis.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 36 cm.,Rest of upper GI tract normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J1337672\nPatient Name: Thomas, Chelsea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jamison, Madisyn\nDate of procedure: 2012-12-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- Moderate gastritis.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8594667\nPatient Name: el-Bacho, Nuzha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Munoz, Brittany\nDate of procedure: 2004-06-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Otherwise normal mucosa.,No strictures seen.,Stomach- Pylorus.,The last EMR removed felt less easy to suck up than the others.,at 38cm there is an impassable stricture with Fuji endoscope.,Oesophagitis and induration area at 25cm, biopsied.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B8880712\nPatient Name: Casias, Shyler\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Ashley\nDate of procedure: 2006-06-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsies from D2 and D1 taken.,Lower oesophageal biopsies taken as well.,Flumazenil given.,OESOPHAGUS: Proximal inlet patch 20cm, grade A oesophagitis.,Normal muosa.,The overall picture appears unchanged compared to the previous description 4 months ago.,Normal D2.,Total of 18 ablations.,Mucosa washed with 1% NAC.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G8210675\nPatient Name: Juan Diego, Sarah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ayala, Nelly\nDate of procedure: 2012-02-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mild duodenitis.,The anastomosis was erythematous with bleeding to touch and oedema.,Duodenum - severe duodenitis in D21 with multiple clean based ulcers.,Clean based 0.,8 cm hiatus hernia.,Diaphragmatic pinch:39cm\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V4085520\nPatient Name: Lee, Anh\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kumar, Courtney\nDate of procedure: 2015-07-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D: Oedematous mucosa and erosions in D1.,Stomach- Pylorus slightly oedematous, folds no obstruction.,No gastritis.,No bleeding at pylorus and I dont think I dilated it per se with the scope.,Stomach- Normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I1303991\nPatient Name: Rivera, Rosemary\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Beckham, Katelyn\nDate of procedure: 2003-08-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No immediate complication.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2075882\nPatient Name: Szalwinski, Shannon\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Moran-Hernandez, Kara\nDate of procedure: 2015-08-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsies not taken as not necessary.,STOMACH: minimal non-erosive gastritis - CLO test negative.,In the distal tract there is a linear erosion, about 1 cm long.,This was removed by a 4 peice EMR using Duette MBM kit.,No oesophagitis was seen.,O: GOJ at 41cm.,The procedure was poorly tolerated, therefore only x 2 biopsies were take at 40 cm, 30 cm and 23 cm respectively, to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,The procedure was poorly tolerated, therefore only x 2 biopsies were take at 40 cm, 30 cm and 23 cm respectively, to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O3104214\nPatient Name: Collins, Kristin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Merlan, Alyssa\nDate of procedure: 2002-01-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: resolving oesophageal candidiasis.,No cause for anaemia was found.,No stigmata of recent bleeding.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 43cm.,Gastric: Oedematous mucosa in atrum - biopsies taken .,x4 biopsies taken.,5 cm, ulcerated with two areas of ?,Normal Villi.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P4425100\nPatient Name: Doyle-Tuttle, Chania\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Johnson, Tyra\nDate of procedure: 2011-04-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm.,Mild gastritis; duodenal diverticulum noted.,Type II tumour extending 2cm up to the SCJ, fundus is preserved.,Gastro-oesophageal anastomosis at 30cm from incisors, which is open with free reflux.,D2 biopsies taken as per request.,STOMACH: Mild portal hypertensive gastropathy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L8917541\nPatient Name: Boisselle, Teddi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lee, Simmeren\nDate of procedure: 2009-08-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: two clips still in situ.,Alkaline gastritis and amount of bile residue.,Pylorus and duodenum intact.,Gastroparesis.,OESOPHAGUS: resolving oesophageal candidiasis.,No haitus hernia.,Representative biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K6126215\nPatient Name: Gabriel, Jaden\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Mowad, Lutfiyya\nDate of procedure: 2001-02-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Final Prague score: C0M4.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S6740918\nPatient Name: el-Ben, Muzna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Moradi, Fuaada\nDate of procedure: 2001-06-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: There were mutiple small nodules in the distal oesophagus of unknown significance .,STOMACH: antral erythema with few scattered erosions.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D2568207\nPatient Name: al-Rashid, Reema\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bowie, Jazmine\nDate of procedure: 2012-11-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The duodenum was also seen to distend well and didn't appear to be compressed extenally down to D2.,Extensive portal hypertensive gastropathy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N1257699\nPatient Name: el-Haq, Aatifa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ursery, Cynthia\nDate of procedure: 2010-07-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: moderate antral gastritis - CLO test negative.,towards end of procedure, pylorus less tight.,Oesophagus normal; SCJ at 40 cm; no oesophagitis, hiatus hernia or dilatation.,Could not tolerateand declined sedation on this occasion.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 36 cm.,5% acetic acid/0.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7176341\nPatient Name: al-Hameed, Nabeeha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cheeks, Dominique\nDate of procedure: 2001-08-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No fundal varices.,D2 - normal.,Oesophagus normal-impression of mild oesophagitis in mid oesophagus-biopsies taken.,Normal duodenal mucosa.,No macroscopic features of EoE.,D2 biopsies taken to exclude coeliac disease in view of bloating.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7489214\nPatient Name: Mattice, Danica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Baddour, Najeeba\nDate of procedure: 2007-03-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No evidence of malignancy.,Biopsies taken from top of stricture-metal marking clips in situ.,DUODENUM: Mild oedema of the mucosa and scalloping.,Mild duodenitis.,Hiatus Hernia- 3-4cm.,Fuji endoscope through afterwards.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm .,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A/B .,2 mm lipoma at 21 cm on the right wall,There were red spots which did not wash on all 3 columns.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R2764793\nPatient Name: De Grassa, Chamera\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Makaiwi, Lahana\nDate of procedure: 2004-01-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ on contraction gives a false impression of Schatzki ring.,OESOPHAGUS: angulation of proximal oesophagus as described on barium swallow.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Body of stomach.,Seven bands applied on 4 columns starting at OGJ.,Haemospray.,No blood in the upper GI tract.,Stomach: x2 inflammatory polyps at cardia, best seen on inversion.,D2 biopsies taken to exclude coeliac disease in view of bloating.,No immediate complications.,All 3 EMR peices were retrieved with Roth netting.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7058648\nPatient Name: Wilson, Christina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kloiber, Lindsey\nDate of procedure: 2001-07-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach: otherwise unremarkable.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm .,Stomach: otherwise unremarkable.,Stomach contains large amount of solid food residue; fundoplication visible on retroflexion.,Stomach, pylorus andduodenum normal.,No stigmata of bleeding.,OESOPHAGUS: mild oesophageal candidiasis.,Hiatus Hernia- Small.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z8946728\nPatient Name: Eyrich, Cassandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vigil, Cheyene\nDate of procedure: 2009-12-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the body of stomach with 0: No bleeding.,No active source of bleeding was found.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7331206\nPatient Name: Lyon, Tyana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Irick, Leila\nDate of procedure: 2005-04-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No macroscopic features of EoE.,No varices.,STOMACH: Mild antral erythematous gastritis.,No evidence of residual/recurrent Barrett's.,Biopsies from D2 and stomach.,Gastritis and duodenitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T9453315\nPatient Name: Hernandez Sanchez, Alenia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Desai, Morgan\nDate of procedure: 2007-08-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal stomach and duodenum.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A/B .,Diaphragmatic pinch: 43cm.,It appeared to arise from the floor of D2 but I could not positively identify the major ampulla, so it could be related to that.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4134709\nPatient Name: Lucero, Natalie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Reeves, Elizabeth\nDate of procedure: 2016-07-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Total of 75 ablations.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5156770\nPatient Name: Romero, Aiyana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pham, Chaerin\nDate of procedure: 2004-01-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum - minor D1 duodenitis D2 norma;.,Haemodynamically stable and Hb normal.,Barretts oesophagus from 24-37 cm, C10M13, not inflamed, random biopsies done.,Tight stricture impassable with scope.,Final Prague score: C0M4.,Mild duodenitis.,No active bleeding or altered blood.,G: no Fundal varices.,Tongue of columnar junction above SCJ at 38 cm; 1 cm slippage of cardia through fundoplication; hiatus hernia repair appears intact.,There is a new ulcer on the opposite wall to clip - not as deep as previously but may need a second clip.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C2789586\nPatient Name: Summers, Janell\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Torres, Laura\nDate of procedure: 2015-11-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mucosal inflammation noted in the cardia.,GOJ at 37cm.,Z-line at: 40cm - Bravo placed at 34cm- good position at check endoscopy.,Tiny erosion in the pylorus .,Micronodular gastritis in the antrum.,Very friable with bleeding.,STOMACH: Mild nodular areas of inflammation in antrum - biopsies for h pylori as on PPI.,STOMACH: Streaky antral gastritis with linear erosions.,Inlet patch - Yes or No: No.,GOJ at 33 cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5990901\nPatient Name: al-Koroma, Najaat\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Juniel, Danyalle\nDate of procedure: 2015-06-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus normal; squamo-columnar junction at 38 cm; no hiatus hernia or oesophagitis.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 39 cm.,EMR scar unchanged.,No inlet patch was seen in narrow band imaging.,No macroscopic features of EoE.,Small 2cm hiatus hernia but otherwise normal upper GI endoscopy to the Third partof duodenum.,Gastro-jejunostomy entered, no narrowing, and aspirates taken.,OESOPHAGUS: one linear varix, small size, flattened on insufflation, with no red signs.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A3962018\nPatient Name: Carreon, Daisy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wiederin, Karrinda\nDate of procedure: 2003-11-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 2 biopsies from D2.,Small hiatus hernia from 38 to 41cm.,STOMACH: Moderate haemorrhagic gastritis - CLO test negative.,metachronous lesions.,GOJ at 40cm with stitches from previous repair visible at 3o'clock.,This couldn't be resolved with the coag graspers so 2 clips were deploted over the vessel and 1:10,000 adrenaline x10ml was injected with haemostasis achieved.,Narrowband imaging of the oesophagus: No inlet patch.,D: oedematous mucosa in D1 but no ulcers seen.,Biopsies taken from the GOJ x4 and from 38cm x4.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J8367396\nPatient Name: el-Shahidi, Fikra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Brown, Brittany\nDate of procedure: 2015-05-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No evidence of ischemia.,Area marked and one site removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit, but attempt at removing proximal site not succssful as wouldn't lift.,No visible lesion.,Factor VIII given prior to the procedure.,OESOPHAGUS: Two 0.,No evidence of oesophagitis.,Small 2cm hiatus hernia but otherwise normal upper GI endoscopy to the Third partof duodenum.,Ulcer in the antrum.,No obvious gastric varices.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8211489\nPatient Name: Cha, Sandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Salameh, Taaliba\nDate of procedure: 2016-01-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastro-jejunostomy entered, no narrowing, and aspirates taken.,No evidence of reflux oesophagitis.,No bleeding at pylorus and I dont think I dilated it per se with the scope.,No evidence of hiatus hernia or reflux oesophagitis seen.,STOMACH: as above.,D2 - normal Biospies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9209688\nPatient Name: Romby, Emigine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Castorena-Cervantes, Andrea\nDate of procedure: 2005-01-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He also has erosive gastritis in the fundus.,Stomach, pylorus andduodenum normal.,Stomach - mild gastritis CLO taken - NEGTIVE.,Narrowband imaging of the oesophagus: No inlet patch.,4 biopsies taken at 35cm and 25cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Gastric fundus biopsies taken, as mostly inflamed area and 1-2mm erosions .,Z-line at: 45cm - Bravo placed at 39cm- good position at check endoscopy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G9989010\nPatient Name: el-Fawaz, Suhaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jackson, Amanda\nDate of procedure: 2014-01-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: four small islands of Barrett's < 1 sq cm .,OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no evidence of residual dysplasia under FICe.,OESOPHAGUS: mild oesophageal candidiasis.,Two congested folds below the OGJ, with variceal-like appearance, which nearly completely desappear on full distention.,Oesophagus normal-impression of mild oesophagitis in mid oesophagus-biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Residual slightly raised area at right wall just above GOJ -bx taken.,OESOPHAGUS: patchy area of candidiasis on the right wall .,He is on Barrett's Screeling List in October 2017 at St Thomas'.,Biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Two strictures post RFA - the first at the island treated 26cm tight but able to pass Olympus scope.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1083206\nPatient Name: al-Shaker, Salma\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Shahin, Jameela\nDate of procedure: 2003-05-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 2 mm lipoma at 21 cm on the right wall,Lifted and ESD performed.,Clips in fundus identified, no active bleeding and no ulceration.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3619361\nPatient Name: Lordemann, Laura\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hayden, Anjali\nDate of procedure: 2001-01-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No cause for her pain was found.,Pt with known lower oesoph SCC post chemoradiotherapy.,Mucosa washed with 1% NAC.,There was very mild oesophagitis and a single 5mm benign-appearing ulcer at the gastro-oesophageal junction.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W7335845\nPatient Name: el-Abdoo, Asmaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cisneros Castaneda, Lenee\nDate of procedure: 2009-05-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Proximal to the pylorus was an anastomosis opening into a loop with 2 openings ?,STOMACH: Antral gastris.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1085643\nPatient Name: Wall, Harley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Castruita, Alicia\nDate of procedure: 2013-06-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Flumazenil given.,Consent form 4 completed.,OESOPHAGUS:Mild inflammaton at oesophago-conduit anastomosis - widely patent.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Third part of duodenum.,PHG and single grade 1 varix as noted below.,G: mild PHG.,STOMACH: Mild antral gastritis.,Large 10cm sliding hiatus hernia, with no evidence of reflux disease.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the body of stomach - biopsied.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6658276\nPatient Name: al-Badie, Raadiya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Perez, Alexandra\nDate of procedure: 2016-01-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No Visible lesions.,15 Fr FREKA PEG tube inserted under direct endoscopic vision.,STOMACH: At the anastamosis there was circumfrential slow oozing and ulceration.,Flumazenil given.,Narrowband imaging of the oesophagus: No inlet patch.,Mutliple smooth strictures from 25cm to 38cm- scope easily passable.,D: Normal to D2.,No GI cause of dysphagia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4154167\nPatient Name: Ibarra, Alexandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Baca, Carrie\nDate of procedure: 2010-11-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small polyp on incisura,Oesophagus- Barrett with overlying inflammation fro 25cms.,DUODENUM:.,x4 biopsies taken.,D2 biopsies taken x4.,Grade 2 varices with red signs.,STOMACH: mild non-erosive antral gastritis - CLO test - negative.,Gastroparesis.,Atrophic stomach.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K8099671\nPatient Name: el-Dar, Safiyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Richard-Versey, Nia'Imani\nDate of procedure: 2009-01-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal.,No active bleeding or altered blood.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1985702\nPatient Name: al-Mohamad, Hamaama\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Duncan, Anna\nDate of procedure: 2004-08-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: It looks like things have improved but not normalised.,Fundoplication in good position.,Gastric biopsies taken for HLO - on PPI and unable to do CLO test.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D4796018\nPatient Name: Granados, Marissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Duong, Ellen\nDate of procedure: 2009-08-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Small hiatus hernia.,No ulcer.,Oesophageal biopsies taken.,Not safe to band due to food refluxing up oesophagus but will need re-banding at some point.,Unfortunately the patient pulled the endoscope out on several occasions whilst it was still in the mouth despite adequate sedation.,No haitus hernia.,In the pyloric channel there is inflammation but no ulceration.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2905244\nPatient Name: Luevano-Diaz De Leon, Valeria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lofton, Sarah\nDate of procedure: 2010-07-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Just distal to the anasomosis, inferior wall and anterior wall there were two ulcers with hematin deposits.,Forest grade III.,Z-line at: 45cm - Bravo placed at 39cm- good position at check endoscopy.,Alimentary limb explorated for 15cm, no abnormalities.,Two congested folds below the OGJ, with variceal-like appearance, which nearly completely desappear on full distention.,STOMACH: 4 mm sessile polyp in atrum, smooth, erythematous surface - biopsied x 2; at least three < 2 mm gastric fundic polyps - biopsied x 2.,There is a new ulcer on the opposite wall to clip - not as deep as previously but may need a second clip.,Otherwise normal mucosa.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7729897\nPatient Name: Schroeder, Bailee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Patterson, Robyn\nDate of procedure: 2014-07-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mucosal inflammation noted in the esophagus.,Subesquently haemospray was applied to the mid and lower oesophagus.,Gastro-jejunostomy entered, no narrowing, and aspirates taken.,minimal gastritis - CLO test - negative .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9801234\nPatient Name: Meyers, Quincy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Schell, Wina\nDate of procedure: 2011-01-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Inlet patch - No:.,No PHG.,He was dilated to 13.,The anastomosis was erythematous with bleeding to touch and oedema.,The anastomosis was erythematous with bleeding to touch and oedema.,Duodenum: Normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R3882435\nPatient Name: Nuggehalli, Claire\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Summers, Sarra\nDate of procedure: 2014-11-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: O: 3 x columns of grade 2-3 oesophageal varices from 34cm .,OESOPHAGUS: oesophageal candidiasis in the lower third.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7134775\nPatient Name: Jeon, Micah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Hashim, Waleeda\nDate of procedure: 2015-12-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: This was removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit in 2 sections.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA C .,In atrial flutter with rate 150,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliac disease.,STOMACH/ DUODENUM: Normal.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ, no inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.,There looked like possible extension into fundus - target biopsied.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9871480\nPatient Name: el-Salim, Zuhriyaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Conner, Kadoranne\nDate of procedure: 2013-10-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: mild duodenitis/oedema in bulb/D1/2 junction.,The intervening mucosa looks normal.,GOJ nodular area from 38cm-44cm-multiple biopsies taken.,STOMACH: diffuse gastritis.,Multiple white plaques throughout suggestive of Candida oesophagitis.,The proximal oesophagus was intubated but immediately pulled out by the patient.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9204095\nPatient Name: Baker, Caitlyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lahnert, Jordan\nDate of procedure: 2002-08-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Total of 6 ablations.,STOMACH: absent, jejunum healthy - aspirates for small bowel overgrowth.,No gastric varices and no portal hypertensive gastropathy.,Biopsies taken from the oesophagus to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,DUODENUM: small erythematous area at 6 o'clock in D2 with subtle mucosal changes.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1294090\nPatient Name: Valdez, Norma\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Preciado, Deanne\nDate of procedure: 2001-08-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mucosal inflammation noted in the antrum with no bleeding.,Hyperplastic polyp extending over greater curve to cardia.,D2 biopsies taken x4.,Hiatus Hernia- Large.,STOMACH: 5 cm sliding hiatus hernia with gastric prolapse.,The meat bolus was seen in lower segment but could be pushed easily into the stomach.,STOMACH: Mild patchy gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M9440150\nPatient Name: Felix, Danielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Austin, Ashley\nDate of procedure: 2007-12-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Modalities used to achieve haemostasis:.,Ulcer in the antrum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6044658\nPatient Name: Boggus, Lataylha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Rassi, Ulyaa\nDate of procedure: 2014-01-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Inlet patch - Yes or No:No.,Duodenum - mucosal unremakable - D2 and D1 biopsies taken.,Haemospray.,Scope not attempted as hypotensive.,Stomach - normal.,STOMACH: absent, jejunum healthy - aspirates for small bowel overgrowth.,He also has erosive gastritis in the fundus.,GOJ at 37cm.,It looks like things have improved but not normalised.,OESOPHAGUS: island of Barrett's oesophagus\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6417773\nPatient Name: al-Soltani, Juwairiya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Morfin, Yenesis\nDate of procedure: 2016-11-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: CLO taken - NEGATIVE.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6072011\nPatient Name: Harris, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Akhtar, Mastoora\nDate of procedure: 2014-08-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Distal oesophagus - no varices seen.,The mucosa in between was flat but had abnormal vasculature and pit pattern.,Oesophagus dilated; Grade 3 oesophagitis from30-38 cm; 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1449886\nPatient Name: Polk, Larae\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kumar, Angelica\nDate of procedure: 2013-01-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum- Bulb Duodentitis.,DUODENUM: not examined.,Biopsies taken at 35P.,OESOPHAGUS: oesophageal candidiasis in the lower third.,STOMACH: 4 cm sliding hiatus hernia from 35 to 39 cm; normal stomach.,Lax cardia with small hiatus hernia but no erosive oesophagitis.,Good passage to 70cm.,STOMACH: significant amount of food residue in the stomach, therefore the procedure was stopped due to risk of aspiration and poor views.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1607560\nPatient Name: Houdek, Arlene\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Chavarria, Courtney\nDate of procedure: 2005-04-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: gastritis.,Cardia/ GOJ fully ablated along with residual Barrett's.,Biospy taken, easily bleeding.,No source of upper GI bleeding was identified.,Top of tongues:31 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8031481\nPatient Name: el-Ghazi, Saamiqa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Maryland, Yudania-Marie\nDate of procedure: 2007-12-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Oesophageal candidiasis in the upper third of the oesophagus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2120051\nPatient Name: Lam, Mariah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lawson, Raechana\nDate of procedure: 2002-02-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: This was dilated to 12mm with CRE balloon - no immediate complications.,Biopsies taken from ulcer edge x3.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A mild, distal.,OESOPHAGUS: Mild narrowing at oesophago-conduit anastomosis in neck, required balloon dilatation 20mm .,Mucosal inflammation noted in the body of stomach - biopsied.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7163832\nPatient Name: Wilburn, Jamilia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Amerson, Naomi\nDate of procedure: 2005-01-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Pylorus dilated up to 20mm with good effect.,STOMACH/ DUODENUM: Normal.,Well covered - photographed.,5% acetic acid/0.,DUODENUM: small erythematous area at 6 o'clock in D2 with subtle mucosal changes.,Mild lower oesophageal oesophagitis LA grade A.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA C .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6620949\nPatient Name: Brooks, Sadie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Alvarado, Sharla\nDate of procedure: 2014-10-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No haitus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4378217\nPatient Name: Gulley, Rachael\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Barfield, Paris\nDate of procedure: 2004-12-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus - Small hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0M2.,Oesophagus normal; SCJ at 40 cm; no oesophagitis, hiatus hernia or dilatation.,Oesophagus - small <5mmoesophageal varices x2 columns.,GOJ at 43 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2657390\nPatient Name: Ghale, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Leaks, Iyhanna\nDate of procedure: 2011-07-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and twobiopsies were taken at 25 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Small atypical-looking areas at GOJ - 11 o'clock and small nodular area at 3 - 4 o'clock - biopsied x 4.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S9393699\nPatient Name: Xiong, Cassilyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sheley, Shantia\nDate of procedure: 2011-07-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Narrow band imaging of the oesophagus:.,towards end of procedure, pylorus less tight.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 37 cm.,No afferent limb seen.,He had two visible vessels just distal to the GOJ, withina hiatus hernia.,2% indigo carmine solution were sprayed.,Normal upper GI mucosa.,Scope not held by stricture and I suspect dysphagia is more likely due to this poorly motile area of oesophagus rather than stricture.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D5975610\nPatient Name: Tsuber, Jennifer Rebecca\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shields, Takira\nDate of procedure: 2005-07-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The duodenum was also seen to distend well and didn't appear to be compressed extenally down to D2.,3 treatments with nocleaning step inbetween.,2% indigo carmine solution were sprayed.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophageal candidiasis in the upper third of the oesophagus.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.,STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,Small cyst in lower osophagus.,2 treatments with no cleaning step inbetween.,Gastritis and CLO taken: negative, also gastric antrum biopsies taken.,Gastric biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4378127\nPatient Name: Jaramillo, Adriana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lee, Annette\nDate of procedure: 2009-12-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 5 cm in size .,O: GOJ at 42cm .,DUODENUM: Duodenitis- Mild/Moderate.,No stigmata of bleeding.,15 Fr FREKA PEG tube inserted under direct endoscopic vision.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 34 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at 36, 34 and 32 cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm.,OESOPHAGUS: small elevated area .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7597311\nPatient Name: Mazique, Jordan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garcia, Lauren\nDate of procedure: 2004-09-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Clo Negative.,Large twisted para-oesophageal hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: two clips still in situ.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal.,Some washing performed but concern regarding aspiration if copious washing performed.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophageal candidiasis in the upper third of the oesophagus.,C0M1 Barrett's with a few islands to 35cm .\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H4452093\nPatient Name: Belk, Tiffany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mayville, Amanda\nDate of procedure: 2002-03-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: metachronous lesions.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R8004923\nPatient Name: al-Salame, Jaleela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Azizi, Sameera\nDate of procedure: 2013-07-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal mucosa.,N-Acetyl-cysteine used Yes or no.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm.,Two congested folds below the OGJ, with variceal-like appearance, which nearly completely desappear on full distention.,Z-line at: 39cm - Bravo placed at 33cm- good position at check endoscopy.,OESOPHAGUS: Short segment of Barrett's C0M1 and islands.,OESOPHAGUS: patchy area of candidiasis on the right wall .,D2 - normal.,STOMACH: 5 cm sliding hiatus hernia with gastric prolapse.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7957976\nPatient Name: al-Ahmad, Nada\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lansing, Latoya\nDate of procedure: 2012-05-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Tumour extending down lesser curve from just below goj to prepylorus, food residue++ - stenosis of pylorus.,Hiatus Hernia- Small.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm.,Normal endoscopy apartfrom a 2cm hiatus hernia.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 43cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z2727641\nPatient Name: el-Ali, Safwa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Duke, Ann Marie\nDate of procedure: 2003-10-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Cardia abnormality in keeping with known signet ring cancer.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good position at check endoscopy.,No GI cause of dysphagia.,Hypotensive during procedure but BP better after 500ml of saline.,No inlet patch.,OESOPHAGUS: Small 1cm hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS:Normal no ulceration/varices.,Total of 27 ablations.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7461659\nPatient Name: Richard-Versey, Danielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Villani, Deliah\nDate of procedure: 2013-07-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodentitis- Erosions.,Biopsies taken from the oesophagus to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Several erosions/small ulcers in inflammed antrum.,STOMACH: Antral gastris.,10mls 1% Lignocaine to skin.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T3145793\nPatient Name: Jackson, Shelby\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Stanton, Lindsay\nDate of procedure: 2004-12-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 5cm lesion in D2 with surface characteristics of an adenoma but a more irregular central part.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 36 cm.,Bleeding from 3 of the biopsy sites.,Antral and fundic gastritis and a couple of fundic erosions seen.,Stricture at 18cm dilated up to 15mm with good effect.,Small atypical-looking areas at GOJ - 11 o'clock and small nodular area at 3 - 4 o'clock - biopsied x 4.,Top of circumferential Barrett's: 43cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal - slightly dilated and very mild irregularity of scj in keeping with reflux but no frank oeosphagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5148114\nPatient Name: Cheek, Truelove\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Siddiqui, Urwa\nDate of procedure: 2001-07-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The stomach and duodenum are also normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U1759838\nPatient Name: Waite, Samantha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gates, Madison\nDate of procedure: 2007-09-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Top of gastrisc folds:43cm.,10cm hiatus hernia with erosive oesophagitis above.,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm hiatus hernia, otherwise normal oesophagus with no lesions.,Mild lower oesophageal oesophagitis LA grade A.,OESOPHAGUS:Normal.,OESOPHAGUS: the previous subepithelial lesion measuring 1.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5917931\nPatient Name: Totten, Alexis\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Minobe, Shishan\nDate of procedure: 2016-06-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No active bleeding/no visible vessel seen.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A mild, distal.,GOJ at 41 cm.,Stomach- Body and Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Oesophagus- Normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2813264\nPatient Name: el-Sabir, Tamanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Marquez, Samantha\nDate of procedure: 2002-07-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsies taken from distal, mid and proximal third.,He was dilated to 13.,Several erosions/small ulcers in inflammed antrum.,Anastamosis looks healthy with no concerning features.,Also high grade 4 oesophagitis with candidiasis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A6871788\nPatient Name: Nguyen, Kesang\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ryen, Harrison\nDate of procedure: 2011-11-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and twobiopsies were taken at 25 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,He had two visible vessels just distal to the GOJ, withina hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6229707\nPatient Name: Kundalia, Jaspreet\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Sadiq, Musfira\nDate of procedure: 2006-06-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsies taken.,STOMACH: mild antral non-erosive gastritis.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 36 cm.,GOJ at 43 cm.,was oozing after passage of the scope.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 38 cm.,No gastritis.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7228898\nPatient Name: Schlotfeldt-Perez, Jae Mi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Canty, Janae\nDate of procedure: 2010-05-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.,There seemed to be two loops.,Not examined for inlet patch as she found the procedure unconfortable towards the end.,No cause for her pain was found.,No varices.,Pylorus initially quite tight and difficult to enter but admitted scope.,No active source of bleeding was found.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B1224656\nPatient Name: Berry, Briahna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Stellwagen, Jayme\nDate of procedure: 2008-08-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild of body/fundus - Clo test taken.,Gastritis- Nodular.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G4762980\nPatient Name: Puga, Erica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Davis, Elidi\nDate of procedure: 2003-01-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 2 cm hiatus hernia.,Stomach- very nodular mucosa with mild antral gastritis.,Tumour at 40cm right wall below the Z-line, inkeeping with Type 2 cardia tumour.,No melaena.,D2 - normal.,NJ placed uder direct vision.,OESOPHAGUS: traces of scarring post bleach ingestion with no inflammation, no strictures and no ulcerations, oesophagus essentially looks normal; GOJ at 40 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1418327\nPatient Name: Metelko, Morgan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hodges, Jana\nDate of procedure: 2015-09-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: 2 mm ulcer in antrum, with clean base and surrounding oedema.,Scope not held by stricture and I suspect dysphagia is more likely due to this poorly motile area of oesophagus rather than stricture.,The covering mucosa is not suggestive of underlying varix.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJN at 39 cm.,DUODENUM: Normal.,OESOPHAGUS: Mucosa washed with 1% NAC.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6545050\nPatient Name: Reed, Janajah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sky, Alexandria\nDate of procedure: 2016-11-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: PHG.,5 cm in size .,The proximal oesophagus was intubated but immediately pulled out by the patient.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the cardia.,Stomach - Normal.,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm .,Large 2cm chronic looking duodenal ulcer in antero-superior aspect of bulb.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W1047941\nPatient Name: Shangreaux, Monica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ruiz, Marissa\nDate of procedure: 2003-04-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mucosal inflammation.,Stomach and duodenum normal.,Oesophagus - normal.,Distorted and distended stomach.,OESOPHAGUS: Varices- Four columns.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O4756019\nPatient Name: el-Arshad, Khaalida\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Arellano, Erica\nDate of procedure: 2003-07-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach, pylorus andduodenum normal.,No evidence of oeosphagitis.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 39 cm and 29 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,STOMACH: mild non-erosive antral gastritis, CLO test - negative.,STOMACH: Minimal amount of clear fluid and and bile.,Duodenum - minor D1 duodenitis D2 norma;.,Hyperplastic polyp extending over greater curve to cardia.,Duodentitis- Erosions.,3 treatments with no cleaning step.,No active source of bleeding was found.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P2080807\nPatient Name: Kim, Angelina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Belton, Pakou\nDate of procedure: 2012-05-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Large hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: At GOJ small nodule likely representing inflammatory polyp.,OESOPHAGUS: cervical inlet patch 3 cm .,OESOPHAGUS: At GOJ small nodule likely representing inflammatory polyp.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L2478495\nPatient Name: Martinez, Reyna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Abdoo, Rafeeda\nDate of procedure: 2001-07-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- No gastric varices.,He had two visible vessels just distal to the GOJ, withina hiatus hernia.,The meat bolus was seen in lower segment but could be pushed easily into the stomach.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2068433\nPatient Name: Beston, Mika\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pierce, Sierra\nDate of procedure: 2014-07-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Upper oesophageal narrowing passable with the scope, normal mucosae.,Normal upper GI mucosa.,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild.,STOMACH: mild non-erosive gastritis in fundus.,DUODENUM: Duodenitis- Mild/Moderate.,Procedure done under enhanced sedation by ITU team.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1951882\nPatient Name: Bastidas, Erica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Guerra, Andrea\nDate of procedure: 2001-12-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 5 cm in size .,OESOPHAGUS: no obvious lesions, some neovascularity 28cm ?,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C1 M5 .,GOJ opening well but body of oesophagus dilated.,3cm hiatus hernia.,Large twisted para-oesophageal hernia.,Good respiratory effort.,No active bleeding or altered blood.,OESOPHAGUS: Small 1cm hiatus hernia.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and two more at 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D9082891\nPatient Name: al-Darwish, Asmaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Aochi, Julia\nDate of procedure: 2011-05-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: pan-gastritis, with erosive features in antrum.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2752405\nPatient Name: Chavez, Veronica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Olson, Shianne\nDate of procedure: 2013-11-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach - Normal.,STOMACH: intact fundoplication, prepyloric oedematous folds, slightly friable -biopsies sent.,GOJ on contraction gives a false impression of Schatzki ring.,DUODENUM: Normal - examined to D3.,Stomach: previous resection.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q4907331\nPatient Name: Little, Jordan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Thompson, Monique\nDate of procedure: 2007-05-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal oesophagus to GOJ at 41 cm .,No fundal varices.,Gastritis.,OESOPHAGUS: two clips still in situ.,STOMACH: Mild nodular areas of inflammation in antrum - biopsies for h pylori as on PPI.,STOMACH: 5 cm sliding hiatus hernia with gastric prolapse.,Oesophagus and stomach normal.,Stomach: otherwise unremarkable.,DUODENUM: minimal duodenitis in D1.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7140324\nPatient Name: Yang, Molly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Butler, Caemeille\nDate of procedure: 2006-03-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Otherwise oesophagus normal.,She has an mid-oesophageal ulcer oesophageal varices around 40cm a second procedure was performed with intention of banding.,Biopsies taken.,Biopsies taken from D2 and duodenal bulb.,No ulceration, erosion or inflammation.,Oesophagus normal with no hiatus hernia or oesophagitis.,Normal overlying mucosa.,DUODENUM: Normal D2 biopsies taken.,D1 - ulcer healing .\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R9120543\nPatient Name: Posey, Kyana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hernandez, Monica\nDate of procedure: 2012-06-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: two short segments of Barrett's oesophagus, max 1 cm each, at 36 to 37 cm, C0M1.,He has a duodenal ulcer in D2.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliac disease.,Small sliding hiatus hernia about 2cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Mucosa washed with 1% NAC.,STOMACH: Small amount of bright red blood that seems to have refluxed back through the pylorus.,Mega-oesophagus filled with solid food; unable to identify cardia safely, therefore procedure abandoned.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7095078\nPatient Name: Martin, Madison\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Fischer, Juhi\nDate of procedure: 2013-01-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: This couldn't be resolved with the coag graspers so 2 clips were deploted over the vessel and 1:10,000 adrenaline x10ml was injected with haemostasis achieved.,G: no Fundal varices.,Retrieved with the aid of snare.,It is 1cm in length.,As pt very symptomatic and on PPI gastric biopsies taken for H.Pylori.,Alkaline gastritis and amount of bile residue.,Duodenum- Mild duodenitis.,Oesophagus - small <5mmoesophageal varices x2 columns.,Gastro-oesophageal anastomosis at 30cm from incisors, which is open with free reflux.,Mild gastric body mucosal thickening and pangastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z6299612\nPatient Name: Bellamy, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Petersen, Zainab\nDate of procedure: 2005-02-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: In the pyloric channel there is inflammation but no ulceration.,No mucosal gastric or duodenal lesion.,3cm hiatus hernia.,Despite this, reasonable views obtained.,OESOPHAGUS: Grade B oesophagitis.,Mild gastric body mucosal thickening and pangastritis.,The varices flattened well with air insufflation.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C1 M5 .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E6197772\nPatient Name: Twitty, Cecile\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hernandez, Elizabeth\nDate of procedure: 2004-12-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good positionat check endoscopy.,No evidence of malignancy.,OESOPHAGUS: small elevated area .\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1732455\nPatient Name: London, Shamika\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mendoza, Nichole\nDate of procedure: 2005-11-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: not examined.,OESOPHAGUS: LA A/B.,pylori, confirming eradication after previous treatment from GP .,GOJ at 39 cm.,Bilious reflux noted.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M8823141\nPatient Name: Panya, Nyla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hines, Wylea\nDate of procedure: 2015-11-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Oesophageal candidiasis in the upper third of the oesophagus.,Duodenum- Bulb Duodentitis- Erosions.,STOMACH: gastritis.,He has a 2cm as well as grade A oesophagitis.,Duodenal erosion seen and biopsied x2.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5272217\nPatient Name: Quintana, Phanesha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dart, Danielle\nDate of procedure: 2004-06-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Forrest Ulcer classification: IIc.,OESOPHAGUS: mild candidiasis.,Nornal stomach otherwise.,DUODENUM: Normal - examined to D3.,CLOtest and duodenal biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 43 cm.,Self limited.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C8544445\nPatient Name: Bortolutti, Mariah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Bashir, Ghuzaila\nDate of procedure: 2003-01-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Malignant gastric cancer 2 by 3cm located ongreater curve opposite incisura rest of OGD normal.,NBI used .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5917376\nPatient Name: Ji, Wendy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Williams, Jasmin\nDate of procedure: 2014-08-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Further snare coagulation over the area was performed.,No active ource of bleeding was found.,OESOPHAGUS: Short tongue of Barrett's remians, C0M4 left wall.,Mild non-erosive gastritis in the body.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A1648588\nPatient Name: Eshbaugh, Amanda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pacht, Michaela\nDate of procedure: 2009-05-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Moderate haemorrhagic gastritis - CLO test negative.,Area biopsied again.,Third duodenum compressed by an extrinsic ovoidal shaped mass.,STOMACH/ DUODENUM: Normal.,Oesophagus normal-impression of mild oesophagitis in mid oesophagus-biopsies taken.,Brushings taken to rule out viral cause .,Atrophic stomach.,No red spots seen.,OESOPHAGUS: Grade A oesophagitis, but appearances nuch improved with no focal ulceration.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J1337672\nPatient Name: el-Miah, Farha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Helstrom, Balentina\nDate of procedure: 2013-03-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 43 cm.,As pt very symptomatic and on PPI gastric biopsies taken for H.Pylori.,Limited to proximal stomach as there were some food residues and the patient was not tolerating the procedure very well ) .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8594667\nPatient Name: Dupree, Lexxus\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Thompson, Melissa\nDate of procedure: 2003-02-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus - normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B8880712\nPatient Name: el-Radi, Yaasmeen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tandy, Megan\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small gastric remnant with apparent Polya reconstruction.,Grade 1-2 oesophageal varices.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C3M9, 21-30cm, but squamous regeneration at site of previous APC.,DUODENUM: Normal.,Modalities used to achieve haemostasis: 10mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and 2 clips applied.,No ulceration, erosion or inflammation.,GOJ at 43 cm.,Botox 25U injected in 4 quadrants in retroflex position to GOJ .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G8210675\nPatient Name: Miner, Tiffany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Farha, Hasana\nDate of procedure: 2015-05-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Antral gastris.,The patient withdrew his consent for the procedure, so no further biopsies were taken.,No evidence of residual/recurrent Barrett's.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the body of stomach with 0: No bleeding.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 36 cm .,Further snare coagulation over the area was performed.,Stomach: Mild, non-specific antral gastritis.,OESOPHAGUS: island of Barrett's oesophagus,15 Fr FREKA PEG tube inserted under direct endoscopic vision.,Some scarring from previous banding at distal third.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V4085520\nPatient Name: Ham, Chiahci\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Harjo, Felicia\nDate of procedure: 2009-04-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 3 treatments with no cleaning step.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I1303991\nPatient Name: Montoya, Andrea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Montoya, Danella\nDate of procedure: 2011-12-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No Hiatus hernia.,Rest of upper GI tract normal.,Anastomosis patent and empirically dilated up to 20mm with good effect.,Pt on clopidogrel and NJT in situ, and dilatation not performed.,Was scoped in 2015 wuth similar finding so biopsies from Barretts not taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2075882\nPatient Name: Lapaz, Ronnie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mason, Xyrjah\nDate of procedure: 2012-09-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No bleeding at pylorus and I dont think I dilated it per se with the scope.,OESOPHAGUS: Small 1cm hiatus hernia.,Erosive antral gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O3104214\nPatient Name: Burnett, Antionette\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Lilly\nDate of procedure: 2008-08-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and 25 cm plus 2 biopsies at 20 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,He does not describe any history compatible with upper GI bleed - just significant epigastric pain.,STOMACH: At the anastamosis there was circumfrential slow oozing and ulceration.,Wide open pylorus and normal D1 and D2.,3cm hiatus hernia with 1cm arretts.,Bx taken.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P4425100\nPatient Name: Quintana, Cara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kim, Eva\nDate of procedure: 2004-03-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: angulation of proximal oesophagus as described on barium swallow.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L8917541\nPatient Name: al-Jabour, Tharwa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Patrick, Adwoa\nDate of procedure: 2004-02-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: was oozing after passage of the scope.,Barretts oesophagus from 24-37 cm, C10M13, not inflamed, random biopsies done.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K6126215\nPatient Name: Vinson, Felicia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Glenn-Bracey, Lorraine\nDate of procedure: 2013-11-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus- 3 columns of well covered grade I varices seen.,STOMACH: small, 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,Mild oesophagitis LA grade B, sliding hiatus hernia about 3cm.,Site clipped.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S6740918\nPatient Name: Nandih, Elizabeth\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Malik, Aaida\nDate of procedure: 2015-07-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach - Normal.,Small polyp on incisura,OESOPHAGUS: Small 1cm hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D2568207\nPatient Name: Cordova, Charrdonnay\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Bina, Hafsa\nDate of procedure: 2010-06-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ tight, but patent with Fuji endoscope.,No stricture seen.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm .,Oesopahgus- Distal Oesophagitis- LA A .,Biopsied GOJ tumur and ?\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N1257699\nPatient Name: Blackburn, Emma\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Brown, Angel-Danielle\nDate of procedure: 2012-10-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Otherwise Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part of duodenum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7176341\nPatient Name: Hinz, Amanda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Amara, Shareefa\nDate of procedure: 2002-11-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good positionat check endoscopy.,Rest of upper GI tract normal.,STOMACH: normal- CLO test - negative.,Mild duodenitis.,OESOPHAGUS:Mild inflammaton at oesophago-conduit anastomosis - widely patent.,Coffee ground vomit.,No inlet patch was seen in narrow band imaging.,2 mm lipoma at 21 cm on the right wall\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7489214\nPatient Name: Maestas, Monique\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jones, Ansley\nDate of procedure: 2004-03-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.,There was very mild oesophagitis and a single 5mm benign-appearing ulcer at the gastro-oesophageal junction.,Mucosal inflammation with 0: No bleeding.,OESOPHAGUS: Two 0.,Further snare coagulation over the area was performed.,DUODENUM: almost complete resolution of pyloric oedema.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R2764793\nPatient Name: Mock, Maithao\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garcia-Santos, Marla\nDate of procedure: 2006-01-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Forest grade III.,STOMACH: Healthy conduit, widely patent pylorus.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at36 cm, 26 cm and 21 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7058648\nPatient Name: al-Bina, Tulaiha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Muniz, Rachel\nDate of procedure: 2008-05-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The antrum looks spared.,STOMACH: PEG tube visualised with partially buried bumper and consequent inflammatory mucosa.,Normal otherwise.,OESOPHAGUS: cervical inlet patch 3 cm .,Anastomosis patent and empirically dilated up to 20mm with good effect.,Large gastric food residue, not safe to proceed.,The antrum looks spared.,She has a few scattered telangiectasia in the antrum.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at36 cm, 26 cm and 21 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,D2 - normal.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z8946728\nPatient Name: Cordero, Aisha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Taimanglo, Tammy\nDate of procedure: 2012-09-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: minimal gastritis - CLO test - negative .,No diverticulum, no massess.,N-Acetyl-cysteine used Yes or no.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7331206\nPatient Name: Kabotie, Brooklyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Whitt, Mersadez\nDate of procedure: 2003-07-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Hiatus hernia.,STOMACH: Moderate haemorrhagic gastritis - CLO test negative.,Alimentary limb explorated for 15cm, no abnormalities.,Small atypical-looking areas at GOJ - 11 o'clock and small nodular area at 3 - 4 o'clock - biopsied x 4.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T9453315\nPatient Name: Reece, Kayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Smith, Natasha\nDate of procedure: 2008-04-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: PEG tube visualised with partially buried bumper and consequent inflammatory mucosa.,The hiatus hernia is sliding andapproximately 3cm .,Review histology at MDT.,DUODENUM: Normal D2 biopsies taken.,Inlet patch - No:.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4134709\nPatient Name: Horst, Carsen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vasquez, Cambria\nDate of procedure: 2013-10-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Further EMR was performed in 3 peices at the GOJ to remove these areas.,Opposite to this at 3 oclock at the GOJ there looked to be some discrete inflamed mucosa but no lesion.,STOMACH: pan-gastritis, with erosive features in antrum.,No nodular or atypical areas examined in WL and NBI.,Mild antral localised gastritis - CLO test - negative.,No other abnormality idenitified, and this would be consistent with CT findings.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5156770\nPatient Name: Dwyer, Rachel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bertsch, Jordan\nDate of procedure: 2010-08-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Review histology at MDT.,DUODENUM: mild duodenitis/oedema in bulb/D1/2 junction.,There was loss of pit pattern on surface,Atrophic stomach.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA C .,OESOPHAGUS: gastric conduit anastomosis at 27cm, mild/mod oesophagitis - no narrowing at proximal anastomosis.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C2789586\nPatient Name: al-Azam, Tareefa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ellis, Ashlee\nDate of procedure: 2015-10-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Alimentary limb explorated for 15cm, no abnormalities.,Mild antral localised gastritis - CLO test - negative.,O: GOJ at 40cm.,Wide open pylorus and normal D1 and D2.,Oesophagus- Normal.,No stricturing seen.,STOMACH: Large hiatus hernia.,STOMACH: pan-gastritis, with erosive features in antrum.,Distal oesophagus - no varices seen.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5990901\nPatient Name: al-Younis, Shahaada\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vasquez, Sabrina\nDate of procedure: 2015-01-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Its removal resulted in a significant pulsating bleed from a vessel at the edge of the EMR.,The stomach and duodenum are also normal.,No fundal varices seen.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the body of stomach - biopsied.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A3962018\nPatient Name: Hansen, Pamela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Qazi, Fat'hiyaa\nDate of procedure: 2011-11-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: mild antral non-erosive gastritis.,DUODENUM: Not entered.,Clean based 0.,Alkaline gastritis and amount of bile residue.,STOMACH: significant amount of solid and liquid residue present.,GOJ scar tissue and nodular areafrom 39-42cm, biopsied.,Gastritis, haemorrhagic in fundus and oedema in pylorus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J8367396\nPatient Name: Langcauon, Liah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Won, Kianna\nDate of procedure: 2014-05-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No polyp with suspicious/different features identified.,Performed with FFP cover patient had INR 1.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8211489\nPatient Name: Vallerano, Johnna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Edmond, Sashaya\nDate of procedure: 2009-12-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Biopsies taken for histology and samples in saline.,Pt on clopidogrel and NJT in situ, and dilatation not performed.,No varices or evidence of portal hypertensive gastropathy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9209688\nPatient Name: Tarver, Areonna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Elzey, Imani\nDate of procedure: 2007-06-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Botox 25U injected in 4 quadrants in retroflex position to GOJ .,STOMACH: Clip still in place from previous polypectomy, thpugh no clear residual polyp.,GOJ at 39 cm.,Acetic acid used .,Stomach- Pylorus Polyp- 2cm.,STOMACH: Portal Hypertensive Gastropathy.,x 6 biopsies were taken.,DUODENUM: small erythema in D1, probably caused by taking Aspirin long term.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G9989010\nPatient Name: el-Sadri, Inaaya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garcia, Lorisa\nDate of procedure: 2006-08-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small gastric remnant with apparent Polya reconstruction.,OESOPHAGUS: the previous subepithelial lesion measuring 1.,The GOJ was circumferentially removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1083206\nPatient Name: Harris, Lauren\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Khanal, Kate\nDate of procedure: 2006-01-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No evidence of active or recent bleeding seen.,So procedure abondoned.,Stomach- Pylorus Gastritis- Nodular with erosions.,Grade 2-3 varices, several columns.,Duodenum: normal.,Fundoplication normal on retroflexion; erosive gastritis in antrum - biopsy and CLO.,Stomach, pylorus andduodenum normal.,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm .,towards end of procedure, pylorus less tight.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3619361\nPatient Name: Phillips, Cheyenne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Winter, Davena\nDate of procedure: 2008-08-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Inlet patch - Yes or No: No.,Had an UGI bleed.,Mild lower oesophageal oesophagitis LA grade A.,She has a small hiatus hernia .\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W7335845\nPatient Name: Wilkins, Samantha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Salaam, Salma\nDate of procedure: 2005-11-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Treated with HALO Channel RFA at 12J.,OESOPHAGUS: mild oesophageal candidiasis.,DUODENUM: D1 normal.,Oesophagus: 2 columns of F1 varices- no signs of recent bleeding .,Normal stomach and duodenum.,Biopsies taken from edge of ulcer.,D2 biopsies taken to exclude coeliac in view of weight loss.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 41cm .,STOMACH: Portal Hypertensive Gastropathy.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1085643\nPatient Name: Cunningham, Savannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Munoz, Janet\nDate of procedure: 2010-03-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No gastric varices and no portal hypertensive gastropathy.,No obvious gastric varices.,Two biopsies were taken from lower oesophagus to investigate for ?,Epigastric burning pain improved on omeprazole.,Haemostasis achieved.,No evidence of oeosphagitis.,Oesophagus- Barrett with overlying inflammation fro 25cms.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6658276\nPatient Name: el-Bagheri, Jumaima\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Copley, Kiatlin\nDate of procedure: 2016-08-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0 M1.,Limited to proximal stomach as there were some food residues and the patient was not tolerating the procedure very well ) .,OESOPHAGUS: Normal apart from possible mild trachealization.,Top of circumferential Barrett's 38cm.,Duodenum: Diffuse significant oedema throughout D1 and D2.,STOMACH: Mild portal hypertensive gastropathy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4154167\nPatient Name: Ortiz, Jaymee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Hussein, Shahaama\nDate of procedure: 2007-08-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mutliple smooth strictures from 25cm to 38cm- scope easily passable.,The previous reflux oesophagitis has healed.,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild.,Otherwise normal to D2.,Almost stopped but as oozing treated with 4ml of adrenaline 1:10,000 and bipolar with good effect.,Biospy taken, easily bleeding.,No potential source of bleeding was found.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good positionat check endoscopy.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part ofduodenum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K8099671\nPatient Name: Hyppolite, Randi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Hannan, Manaahil\nDate of procedure: 2004-02-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No source of upper GI bleeding was identified.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis - linear ulceration at 3 oclock - biopsy taken.,OESOPHAGUS: tight proximal anastomotic stricture - dilated 20mm.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 4 cm.,She has an irregular Z line with columnar mucosa to the top of the gastric folds only.,Pushed through easily and rotated.,Acute angulation into alimaentary limb or roux loop which may be the cause for poor functionality.,There were mutiple small nodules in the distal oesophagus of unknown significance .,Oesophageal biopsies taken from three levels as requested.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1985702\nPatient Name: Truong, Zohal\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Andrade, Monica\nDate of procedure: 2015-10-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Modalities used to achieve haemostasis:.,STOMACH: possible very small isolated varix at fundus.,GOJ on contraction gives a false impression of Schatzki ring.,No evidence of hiatus hernia or reflux oesophagitis seen.,Despite this, reasonable views obtained.,Wrap normal positioned.,No ongoing duodenal ulceration.,CLOtest and duodenal biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D4796018\nPatient Name: Whisenhunt, Briana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hegic, Sydney\nDate of procedure: 2012-11-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Discrete erythema in the body, without any particular significance.,DUODENUM: mild D1 duodenitis.,D1 and D2 - normal, no duodenitis.,DUODENUM: almost complete resolution of pyloric oedema.,No hiatus hernia identified.,Congestion for portal hypertension.,Adrenaline injected and clip applied to vessel; 2 clips applied to close longertear.,STOMACH: At the anastamosis there was circumfrential slow oozing and ulceration.,No active source of bleeding was found.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2905244\nPatient Name: al-Rasheed, Shareefa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garcia, Dominique\nDate of procedure: 2012-06-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: In retroflexion wrap non clearly identifyed.,D: Normal to D2.,Nodules between 38 anc 34cm, Paris Type IIa annd covered 75% of the circumference of the oesophagus.,STOMACH: partly filled with fresiduals of NG feed.,OESOPHAGUS: Varices- 3 columns grade 2.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7729897\nPatient Name: Moss, Brianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cortez, Serina\nDate of procedure: 2006-08-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: mild non-erosive duodenitis in D2.,Congested mucosa in all tracts, with some congested folds in the fundus that may represent well covered varices.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9801234\nPatient Name: Fitzsimmons, Jazmynn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Asakawa, Tien\nDate of procedure: 2007-02-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: G: mild PHG.,The duodenum was also seen to distend well and didn't appear to be compressed extenally down to D2.,It appeared to arise from the floor of D2 but I could not positively identify the major ampulla, so it could be related to that.,Very difficult to get biopsies.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R3882435\nPatient Name: Johnson, Alexis\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nixon, Esmeralda\nDate of procedure: 2005-08-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Food residue.,Small benign gastric polyp/oedematous mucosa on GOJ side not biopsied.,In view of recent melaena amd Hb drop decision to proceed with banding.,Third duodenum compressed by an extrinsic ovoidal shaped mass.,STOMACH: PHG mild to moderate.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7134775\nPatient Name: Yanez, Vianey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bates, Brandi\nDate of procedure: 2007-10-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum- Bulb Duodentitis.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 34 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,STOMACH: Pan gastritis.,Scope passed through easily.,Modalities used to achieve haemostasis:.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9871480\nPatient Name: Tokuyama, Hua\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ryker, Riley\nDate of procedure: 2012-03-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mild antral localised gastritis - CLO test - negative.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9204095\nPatient Name: King, Alexia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Jafari, Haazima\nDate of procedure: 2005-05-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 2cm hiatus hernia.,Gastric biopsies taken as on PPI,Oesophagus normal; SCJ at 40 cm; no oesophagitis, hiatus hernia or dilatation.,No stricture.,STOMACH: 4 cm sliding hiatus hernia from 35 to 39 cm; normal stomach.,Multiple white plaques throughout suggestive of Candida oesophagitis.,4 biopsies taken.,Large solid food residue in stomach and duodenum.,Haemostasis achieved.,Biopsies taken from D2 and duodenal bulb.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1294090\nPatient Name: Xiang, Thao Kim\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lor, Briana\nDate of procedure: 2015-08-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: LAWS and bleeding under acetic acid,Mild erosive gastritis, likely due to Aspirin - CLO test negative.,Small hiatus hernia from 38 to 41cm.,3 treatments with nocleaning step inbetween.,Stricture at 18cm dilated up to 15mm with good effect.,Congested mucosa in all tracts, with some congested folds in the fundus that may represent well covered varices.,He bacame tachy.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 39 cm and 29 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M9440150\nPatient Name: Desta, Carenda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Palecki, Emily\nDate of procedure: 2004-02-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal D1 and D2.,In view of recent melaena amd Hb drop decision to proceed with banding.,CLO not taken as patient on PPI.,Congestion for portal hypertension.,Wide neck diverticulum in D2.,STOMACH: Antral gastris.,High upper third oesophageal benign stricture post chemo-radiotherapy for neck SCC of unknown origin.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's osophagus C3M5 34-39cm.,Small hiatus hernia from 38 to 41cm.,Duodenum - Normal D2 Bx taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6044658\nPatient Name: Martinez, Mikayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lott, Tashari\nDate of procedure: 2014-11-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: See pictures.,No fundal varices seen.,Some scarring from previous banding at distal third.,Tumour at 40cm right wall below the Z-line, inkeeping with Type 2 cardia tumour.,No stigmata of bleeding.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6417773\nPatient Name: Houck, Mia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jacquez, Mariah\nDate of procedure: 2009-06-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies taken at:32cmx4.,Clo Negative.,Atrophic gastritis only.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6072011\nPatient Name: Gustafson, Aliceia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Patterson, Brooklyn\nDate of procedure: 2012-12-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The intervening mucosa looks normal.,Small schatski beyond.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1449886\nPatient Name: Phan, Karen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Eggleton, Whitnie\nDate of procedure: 2013-08-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The minor ampulla was identified proximal to it.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and 25 cm plus 2 biopsies at 20 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Oesophagus dilated; Grade 3 oesophagitis from30-38 cm; 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,5 measured in endoscopy by near patient testing.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1607560\nPatient Name: Cone, Shyanne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcneil, Mariah\nDate of procedure: 2011-02-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Z-line at: 39cm - Bravo placed at 33cm- good position at check endoscopy.,Micronodular gastritis in the antrum.,G: Portal hypertensive gastropathy, more obvious in the fundus.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A/B .\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8031481\nPatient Name: Shemel, Jennifer\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Badour, Shaakira\nDate of procedure: 2012-07-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2120051\nPatient Name: al-Halaby, Amal\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Allen, Brittanie\nDate of procedure: 2008-01-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: 2-3 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,No lifting with St.Mark's solution,Previous OGDshowed LA grade C reflux oesophagitis above a hiatus hernia and gastroduodenitis.,5% acetic acid/0.,Moderate amount of bile in the stomach, with reactive gastritis.,GOJ at 38cm.,Trache in situ.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7163832\nPatient Name: al-Samad, Jadeeda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Moua, Maria\nDate of procedure: 2002-05-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 33 cm .,OESOPHAGUS: candida throughout.,Pylorus and duodenum normal.,He also has erosive gastritis in the fundus.,Upper oesophageal narrowing passable with the scope, normal mucosae.,The procedure was poorly tolerated, therefore only x 2 biopsies were take at 40 cm, 30 cm and 23 cm respectively, to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6620949\nPatient Name: Escobedo, Johanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Abed, Nameera\nDate of procedure: 2010-04-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The anastomosis looked normal.,Small hiatus hernia.,In the pyloric channel there is inflammation but no ulceration.,O: 3 x columns of grade 2-3 oesophageal varices from 34cm .\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4378217\nPatient Name: Mondragon, Whitney\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hull, Paige\nDate of procedure: 2016-11-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 33 cm, 24 cm and 21 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0 M1.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 43 cm .,Flumazenil given.,There is very slight and non-restrcitve stricturing at the site of the previous EMR.,Biopsies taken from the GOJ x4 and from 38cm x4.,STOMACH: 6 sessile polyps in mid-body and lesser curve, max size 4 mm - biopsied x 2.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2657390\nPatient Name: Flowers, Debbie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Daniels, Nakitia\nDate of procedure: 2015-06-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: 5 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,Biopsies taken from the oesophagus to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Stomach - Normal.,Some washing performed but concern regarding aspiration if copious washing performed.,Gastric fundus biopsies taken, as mostly inflamed area and 1-2mm erosions .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S9393699\nPatient Name: Sanchez, Julia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ernest, Shelly\nDate of procedure: 2015-07-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal endoscopy apartfrom a 2cm hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D5975610\nPatient Name: Warner, Alexandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Selim, Shahaada\nDate of procedure: 2004-01-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus - small <5mmoesophageal varices x2 columns.,Antral and body biopsied for CLO as on PPI - CLO negative.,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild.,STOMACH: diffuse gastritis with angiodysplasia and punctate bleeding site on greater curve mid body - no obvious ulcer- antrum scar ?,OESOPHAGUS: top of gastric fold and neo-Zline at 38 cm, 36 and 35 cm.,STOMACH: mild non-erosive antral gastritis - CLO test - negative.,No fresh or altered blood in the upper GI tract.,Small oesophageal diverticulu at 20cms and florid candida.,Mild oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4378127\nPatient Name: Houge, Dayja\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Choi, Briana\nDate of procedure: 2007-11-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Micronodular gastritis in the antrum.,Stomach- Pylorus Gastritis- Nodular with erosions.,C0M1 Barretts- biopsied.,G: Portal hypertensive gastropathy, more obvious in the fundus.,No fundal varices.,Normal Villi.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7597311\nPatient Name: Wallman, Kelsey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Jamil, Ameena\nDate of procedure: 2004-03-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM:.,No specific lesion identified.,Small 2cm hiatus hernia but otherwise normal upper GI endoscopy to the Third partof duodenum.,Further EMR was performed in 3 peices at the GOJ to remove these areas.,Small hiatus hernia from 38 to 41cm.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H4452093\nPatient Name: Anders, Veronica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Thorpe, Elham\nDate of procedure: 2005-11-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Representative biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R8004923\nPatient Name: Martell, Samantha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Sadiq, Sawada\nDate of procedure: 2015-11-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 43 cm .,Brushings taken to rule out viral cause .,DUODENUM: Erythema at D1.,Oesopahgus- Distal Ulcer .,Small 2cm hiatus hernia but otherwise normal upper GI endoscopy to the Third partof duodenum.,Normal UGI tract.,No fresh or altered blood in the upper GI tract.,DUODENUM: Duodenitis- mild/mod.,The varices flattened well with air insufflation.,OESOPHAGUS: four small islands of Barrett's < 1 sq cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7957976\nPatient Name: el-Khalifa, Masroora\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Hashmi, Thaabita\nDate of procedure: 2007-10-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No oesophagitis and no hiatus hernia.,No blood in the upper GI tract.,OESOPHAGUS: Tortuous oesophagus, minimal resistance at GOJ.,STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia; mild non-erosive gastritis, more prominent in antrum - CLO test: negative.,Oesophagus normal, GOJ at 38cm normal.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 36 cm .,Mucosal inflammation noted in the antrum with no bleeding.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z2727641\nPatient Name: el-Odeh, Aseela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jackson, Annelicia\nDate of procedure: 2001-02-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus: Multiplewhite exudates throughout the oesophagus resembling candida but could be food debris.,Slightly prominent ampulla but not biopsied - did not look abnormal.,Top of tongues:31 cm.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the antrum with no bleeding.,STOMACH: previous bypass surgery in 1997 - both loops look normal.,Botox injected 20iu into 4 quadrants 1cm above the gastro oeophageal junction.,Inlet patch - Yes or No: No.,Biopsies taken from top of stricture-metal marking clips in situ.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7461659\nPatient Name: Mack, De'Ante\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Salter, Ta'Jiona\nDate of procedure: 2009-10-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: G: mild PHG.,Mega-oesophagus filled with solid food; unable to identify cardia safely, therefore procedure abandoned.,Large 2cm chronic looking duodenal ulcer in antero-superior aspect of bulb.,She has a small hiatus hernia .,Normal UGI tract.,Hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 43 cm.,Minimal oesophageal involvement.,Mild antral localised gastritis - CLO test - negative.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 45 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T3145793\nPatient Name: Littlejohn, Kiara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mauerman, Jullyann\nDate of procedure: 2005-12-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Otherwise normal mucosa.,Inlet patch - No:.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5148114\nPatient Name: el-Hamid, Shukriyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dick-Neal, Kylie\nDate of procedure: 2008-02-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastroparesis.,Third duodenum compressed by an extrinsic ovoidal shaped mass.,No active ulcer.,GOJ at 41 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U1759838\nPatient Name: Shepard, Pamela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcelhaney, Brittany\nDate of procedure: 2016-11-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No evidence of reflux oesophagitis.,No mucosal gastric or duodenal lesion.,Type II tumour extending 2cm up to the SCJ, fundus is preserved.,Self limited.,STOMACH: small hiatus hernia, normal stomach otherwise.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5917931\nPatient Name: Martinez, Juana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Miles, Ashia\nDate of procedure: 2008-12-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small schatski beyond.,5 cm in size .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2813264\nPatient Name: el-Anwar, Afraah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Otey, Natasha\nDate of procedure: 2014-03-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: tight proximal anastomotic stricture - dilated 20mm.,OESOPHAGUS: Proximal inlet patch 20cm, grade A oesophagitis.,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild.,Nodule at 28-35cm right wall, Paris Type IIa.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A6871788\nPatient Name: Autterson, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Villegas, Inez\nDate of procedure: 2015-08-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: minimal duodenitis in D1.,Not the most convincing oesophageal trachealisation - biopsies taken to assess for eosinophilic oesophagitis - proximal, mid and distal oesophagus.,Further EMR was performed in 3 peices at the GOJ to remove these areas.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Nodular.,No hiatus hernia.,Opposite to this at 3 oclock at the GOJ there looked to be some discrete inflamed mucosa but no lesion.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6229707\nPatient Name: Don, Jordan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gandhi, Audrey\nDate of procedure: 2008-01-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Treated with HALO RFA Channel at 12J.,Alkaline gastritis and amount of bile residue.,No haitus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7228898\nPatient Name: Chihak, Chierika\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lerum, Angelica\nDate of procedure: 2002-09-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No oesophagitis and no hiatus hernia.,No gastric varices.,Post surgical stomach with a normal pylorus leading to a normal D1 and then into a normal looking D2.,STOMACH: Streaky antral gastritis with linear erosions.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 42cm,Biopsies taken.,Duodenitis D1 - mild.,OESOPHAGUS: Grade A oesophagitis, but appearances nuch improved with no focal ulceration.,Scope not held by stricture and I suspect dysphagia is more likely due to this poorly motile area of oesophagus rather than stricture.,at 38cm there is an impassable stricture with Fuji endoscope.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B1224656\nPatient Name: al-Akram, Izza\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Schaffner, Jordin\nDate of procedure: 2011-08-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D2 biopsies taken x4.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 39 cm and 29 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Oesophagus - Normal GOJ 45cm.,Also high grade 4 oesophagitis with candidiasis.,x 6 biopsies were taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G4762980\nPatient Name: el-Bagheri, Aasima\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Majid, Haamida\nDate of procedure: 2008-05-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No visible lesion.,STOMACH: absent, jejunum healthy - aspirates for small bowel overgrowth.,Stomach- Pylorus and DUODENUM: Normal.,GOJ at 39 cm.,STOMACH: Large hiatus hernia.,Oesophagus normal; SCJ at 40 cm; no oesophagitis, hiatus hernia or dilatation.,C0M1 Barrett's with a few islands to 35cm .,GOJ at 38cm, biopsies taken.,DUODENUM: Forrest III ulcer in D1.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1418327\nPatient Name: Hudgens, Taylor\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Padovich, Katherine\nDate of procedure: 2015-03-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: In the pyloric channel there is inflammation but no ulceration.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6545050\nPatient Name: Roberts, Alixsandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Stevens, Jasmine\nDate of procedure: 2004-09-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No ulcer.,Moderate amount of bile in the stomach, with reactive gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W1047941\nPatient Name: Ewton, Anita\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bishop, Fredlyn\nDate of procedure: 2008-12-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagitis LA grade B, sliding hiatus hernia 3cm.,Stomach- Normal.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the body of stomach with 0: No bleeding.,Oesophagus - small <5mmoesophageal varices x2 columns.,OESOPHAGUS: Two tiny polyps at 25cm .,due to retching,See pictures.,Almost stopped but as oozing treated with 4ml of adrenaline 1:10,000 and bipolar with good effect.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O4756019\nPatient Name: Cruz-Yen, Hannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Monson, Janalen\nDate of procedure: 2009-12-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mucosal inflammation with 0: No bleeding.,Stomach: Mild, non-specific antral gastritis.,Clips in fundus identified, no active bleeding and no ulceration.,Stomach: x2 inflammatory polyps at cardia, best seen on inversion.,OESOPHAGUS: three varices in the distal tract, one medium size, the other 2 small and flattened on insufflation, all well covered.,Biopsies at OGJ and scar taken.,Biopsies from D2 and stomach.,GOJ nodular area from 38cm-44cm-multiple biopsies taken.,DUODENUM: duodenitis in D1 and D2.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P2080807\nPatient Name: Linscome, Amanda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Alarid, Janea\nDate of procedure: 2014-12-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: gastritis in antrum - CLO test: negative.,GOJ at 35cm, biopsies taken from lower oesophagus and GOJ.,Patient did not tolerate the procedure and was panicking and pulling the scope out.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L2478495\nPatient Name: Henderson-Brown, Shauntay\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cayou, Priscilla\nDate of procedure: 2016-12-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Benign appearances.,GOJ on contraction gives a false impression of Schatzki ring.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal apart from possible mild trachealization.,Mild erosive gastritis, likely due to Aspirin - CLO test negative.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2068433\nPatient Name: el-Hashim, Salwa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Masri, Naseefa\nDate of procedure: 2016-01-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Multiple white plaques throughout suggestive of Candida oesophagitis.,Moderate oesophageal stricture 28-35 cm dilated to 18 mm; large sliding hiatus hernia.,The food was stuck just distal to the larynx.,Narrow band imaging of the oesophagus: No inlet patch identified.,Duodenum- Bulb Duodentitis.,DUODENUM: Not entered.,Presence of surgical stiches and superficial ulceration at the gastroenteric anastomoses.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1951882\nPatient Name: Shannon, Lauren\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Ayub, Warda\nDate of procedure: 2006-05-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Minimal amount of clear fluid and and bile.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D9082891\nPatient Name: Eckersley, Christine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Edd, Kylee\nDate of procedure: 2014-06-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: mild antral gastritis, biopsies taken.,STOMACH: multiple large varices in the fundus and body, along the greater curve.,She has a short stricture with normal looking mucosa just distal to the larynx t about 18cm.,DUODENUM: Normal to D3.,GOJ at 38cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2752405\nPatient Name: Moua, Shominic\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lincke, Jeanice\nDate of procedure: 2013-04-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No bleeding/perf.,Oesophagus: 2 columns of F1 varices- no signs of recent bleeding .,Normal UGI tract.,No portal hypertensive gastropathy.,DUODENUM: Normal D2 biospies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C3M9, 21-30cm, but squamous regeneration at site of previous APC.,no inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the antrum with no bleeding.,Stomach- Body and Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Small atypical-looking areas at GOJ - 11 o'clock and small nodular area at 3 - 4 o'clock - biopsied x 4.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q4907331\nPatient Name: Sherer, Savannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Ahmadi, Majeeda\nDate of procedure: 2004-03-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS .,No evidence of oesophageal or gastric varices.,No stricture seen.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm .,Stomach - Normal.,GOJ at 33 cm .,Clips in fundus identified, no active bleeding and no ulceration.,Gastric sleeve patent and not dilated, containing large amount of bile.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal apart from possible mild trachealization.,As pt very symptomatic and on PPI gastric biopsies taken for H.Pylori.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7140324\nPatient Name: el-Mahdi, Jumaana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sanford, Saron\nDate of procedure: 2003-04-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Mild nodular areas of inflammation in antrum - biopsies for h pylori as on PPI.,Oesophagus- No varices.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and 25 cm plus 2 biopsies at 20 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Oesophageal mucosae very friable and inflamed.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GO) J at 40 cm.,Top of gastrisc folds:43cm.,Nornal stomach otherwise.,Biopsies were taken at the strictured area as well as the mid and lower oesophagus to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,G: no Fundal varices.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R9120543\nPatient Name: Garner, Alliyah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wells, Jiair\nDate of procedure: 2009-06-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: small, 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,D: oedematous mucosa in D1 but no ulcers seen.,Third duodenum compressed by an extrinsic ovoidal shaped mass.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the First part of duodenum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7095078\nPatient Name: Acosta, Tabatha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kirkpatrick, Madison\nDate of procedure: 2009-04-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Bleeding from 3 of the biopsy sites.,STOMACH: numerous fundic glands looking polyps at body and fundus with size ranging from 2 mm to 10 mm.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 35 cm.,Obstructing/Impassable with Fuji endoscope oesophageal tumour at 18cm.,Modalities used to achieve haemostasis:.,Bilious reflux noted.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z6299612\nPatient Name: Meraz, Kassandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Dajani, Ghaada\nDate of procedure: 2010-03-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 10cm hiatus hernia with erosive oesophagitis above.,10cm hiatus hernia with erosive oesophagitis above.,STOMACH: Minimal amount of clear fluid and and bile.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 37 cm.,No bleeding seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E6197772\nPatient Name: Lozano, Veronica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Masih, Fateena\nDate of procedure: 2008-12-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Obstructing/Impassable with Fuji endoscope oesophageal tumour at 18cm.,No fundal varices.,Biopsies taken from distal, mid and proximal third.,No PHG.,GOJ at 41 cm.,Small possible submucosal lesion along the left side of pharynx.,Very difficult position to treat but 3 clips deployed and adrenaline used.,Cervical inlet patch at 18 cm, on the right wall,STOMACH: mild non-erosive antral gastritis - CLO test - negative.,OESOPHAGUS: Varices- 3 columns grade 2.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1732455\nPatient Name: Revello, Calandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. George, Eloisa\nDate of procedure: 2014-04-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: All 3 EMR peices were retrieved with Roth netting.,OESOPHAGUS: Varices- 3 columns grade 2.,Multiple white plaques throughout suggestive of Candida oesophagitis.,STOMACH: 4 cm sliding hiatus hernia from 35 to 39 cm; normal stomach.,Normal oesophagus; SCJ at 40 cm widely patent with 20 mm balloon fitting loosely; both limbs of jejunum entered for 20 cm.,OESOPHAGUS: small hiatus hernia and mild erosive oesophagitis .,No stricture.,STOMACH: max 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia, seen on retroflexion only.,STOMACH: moderate antral gastritis - CLO test negative.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M8823141\nPatient Name: el-Musa, Hissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bosco, Heather\nDate of procedure: 2013-09-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mucosal inflammation noted in the body of stomach with 0: No bleeding.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5272217\nPatient Name: Desersa, Marlana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ross, Maraia\nDate of procedure: 2004-06-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Subesquently haemospray was applied to the mid and lower oesophagus.,OESOPHAGUS: Short segment of Barrett's C0M1 and islands.,Procedure abandoned due to high risk of aspiration and poor views.,NBI used .,In retroflexion wrap non clearly identifyed.,D2 biopsies taken to exclude coeliac disease in view of bloating.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C8544445\nPatient Name: el-Syed, Rutaiba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Price, Larae\nDate of procedure: 2014-10-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Despite this, reasonable views obtained.,STOMACH: streaks of erythematous mucosa at distal body/proximal antrum.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5917376\nPatient Name: Martin, Cheyenne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Roberts, Hope\nDate of procedure: 2009-11-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: In view of recent melaena amd Hb drop decision to proceed with banding.,There is very slight and non-restrcitve stricturing at the site of the previous EMR.,STOMACH: Mild generalised gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A1648588\nPatient Name: Fitzpatrick, Brooke\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Miller, Meghan\nDate of procedure: 2015-03-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Wide open pylorus and normal D1 and D2.,Prominentfolds superior to the antrum - biopsied x 2.,No ulceration, erosion or inflammation.,The varices flattened well with air insufflation.,Sessile polyp in the body of stomach - ulcerated - biopsied.,Mild gastric body mucosal thickening and pangastritis.,Oesophagus: Barrett's - no nodules.,10mls 1% Lignocaine to skin.,Anastamosis looks healthy with no concerning features.,OESOPHAGUS: four small islands of Barrett's < 1 sq cm .\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J1337672\nPatient Name: Peterson, Stephonya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Williams, Jazmin\nDate of procedure: 2011-09-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Neo Z line looks normal at 36 cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Residual slightly raised area at right wall just above GOJ -bx taken.,Biopsies taken from edge of ulcer.,Post laparoscopic Nissen's fundoplication 4y ago.,He bacame tachy.,Treated with HALO RFA at 12J.,Its removal resulted in a significant pulsating bleed from a vessel at the edge of the EMR.,DUODENUM: non-erosive duodenitis in D1, D2 - normal.,Intubation of efferent limb for a length of the scope.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8594667\nPatient Name: Reed, Amagia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pasley, Kiara\nDate of procedure: 2016-10-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: candidiasis in the upper third.,Small hiatus hernia only.,STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,O: GOJ at 42cm.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the body of stomach with 0: No bleeding.,Stomach and pylorus normal; fundoplication visible on retroflexion.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B8880712\nPatient Name: al-Mostafa, Sabriyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Noor, Turfa\nDate of procedure: 2016-10-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: CLO not taken as patient on PPI.,This was removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophageal candidiasis in the upper third of the oesophagus.,Duodenal erosion seen and biopsied x2.,STOMACH: Clip still in place from previous polypectomy, thpugh no clear residual polyp.,Inlet patch - No:.,Final Prague score: C0M1 .,Very difficult to get biopsies.,In retroflexion wrap non clearly identifyed.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G8210675\nPatient Name: Oster, Letyraial\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Annabel\nDate of procedure: 2012-12-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Mild nodular areas of inflammation in antrum - biopsies for h pylori as on PPI.,APC 40W applied with good effect.,8 cm hiatus hernia.,Oesophagitis and induration area at 25cm, biopsied.,Stomach - Normal.,OESOPHAGUS: LA A/B.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V4085520\nPatient Name: Varasteh, Nancy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Diaz, Angelique\nDate of procedure: 2006-07-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mid oesophageal wide moutheddiverticulum.,All 3 EMR peices were retrieved with Roth netting.,Previous partial gastrectomy.,Wide open pylorus and normal D1 and D2.,Mild non-erosive gastritis in the body.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I1303991\nPatient Name: Sawyer, Sasha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lopez, Cindy\nDate of procedure: 2010-05-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus dilated; Grade 3 oesophagitis from30-38 cm; 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,Due repeat in 5 years as per Dr Dunn froml ast scope.,Atrophic stomach.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2075882\nPatient Name: Bancroft, Carly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Villalobos, Carmen\nDate of procedure: 2002-06-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No active ource of bleeding was found.,Oesophagus- 3 columns of well covered grade I varices seen.,pylori, confirming eradication after previous treatment from GP .,Normal duodenum.,The upper GI tract is normal except for several gastric fundic gland polyps.,D2 and Barrett's biopsies taken.,No ulcers.,no inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude Coeliac disease.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O3104214\nPatient Name: el-Daoud, Kinaana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Huda, Mu'mina\nDate of procedure: 2012-04-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Ulcer in the antrum.,Large 2cm chronic looking duodenal ulcer in antero-superior aspect of bulb.,STOMACH: Tumour extending down lesser curve from just below goj to prepylorus, food residue++ - stenosis of pylorus.,STOMACH: Normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P4425100\nPatient Name: el-Akbari, Mubeena\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hudson, Samantha\nDate of procedure: 2001-11-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: angulation of proximal oesophagus as described on barium swallow.,Otherwise normal mucosa.,12 oesophageal biopsies taken 36cm, 28cm and 22cm.,G: Tiny fundal gastric erosions.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal.,DUODENUM: oedematous D1, no evidence of ulceration.,Oesophagus- No varices.,See pictures.,towards end of procedure, pylorus less tight.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L8917541\nPatient Name: Jones, Endia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Zahra, Khaira\nDate of procedure: 2004-03-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: N-Acetyl-cysteine used Yes or no.,Oesophageal mucosae very friable and inflamed.,Lax cardia with mild inflammation of the top of gastric folds.,Biopsies showed no evidence of H.,This was removed by a 4 peice EMR using Duette MBM kit.,Type II tumour extending 2cm up to the SCJ, fundus is preserved.,Epigastric burning pain improved on omeprazole.,GOJ at 38cm .,OESOPHAGUS: EMR site has healed well with squamous regeneration.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K6126215\nPatient Name: al-Mahfouz, Tawheeda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nunn, Joy\nDate of procedure: 2014-05-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: mild duodenitis/oedema in bulb/D1/2 junction.,Hiatus Hernia- 3-4cm.,Normal duodenum.,The mucosa in between was flat but had abnormal vasculature and pit pattern.,DUODENUM: Normal D2 biospies taken.,She has an irregular Z line with columnar mucosa to the top of the gastric folds only.,No active ulcer.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S6740918\nPatient Name: Punjabi, Kieu\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mohebi, Julia\nDate of procedure: 2004-02-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No mucosal gastric or duodenal lesion.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D2568207\nPatient Name: Meyer, Meghan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hughes, Kathrine\nDate of procedure: 2012-11-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Hiatus Hernia- 3-4cm.,DUODENUM: Normal.,Due repeat in 5 years as per Dr Dunn froml ast scope.,Total of 75 ablations.,Inlet patch - No:.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA B .,Sliding hiatus hernia 4cm.,Oesophagus dilated; Grade 3 oesophagitis from30-38 cm; 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia.,STOMACH/ DUODENUM: Normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N1257699\nPatient Name: Larson, Sarah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gonzalez, Letitia\nDate of procedure: 2016-10-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: duodenitis in D1 and D2.,Duodenum: D2 biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: mildly dilated oesophagus with traces of food and saliva requiring suctioning.,Cardia abnormality in keeping with known signet ring cancer.,No hiatus hernia.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7176341\nPatient Name: Balagot, Elizabeth\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Esler, Shay\nDate of procedure: 2010-08-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: High upper third oesophageal benign stricture post chemo-radiotherapy for neck SCC of unknown origin.,DUODENUM: non-erosive duodenitis in D1, D2 - normal.,Hiatus hernia .,Cardia abnormality in keeping with known signet ring cancer.,He has a 2cm as well as grade A oesophagitis.,Slightly prominent ampulla but not biopsied - did not look abnormal.,Moderate amount of fluid in the upper third, requiring suctioning.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7489214\nPatient Name: Sanders, Breanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bell, Luna\nDate of procedure: 2002-12-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagitis LA grade B, sliding hiatus hernia 3cm.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R2764793\nPatient Name: Herrera, Rachel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sosenginh, Jazmyn\nDate of procedure: 2011-02-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Mild narrowing at oesophago-conduit anastomosis in neck, required balloon dilatation 20mm .,5 cm, ulcerated with two areas of ?,Representative biopsies taken.,Grade 2-3 varices, several columns.,towards end of procedure, pylorus less tight.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7058648\nPatient Name: Stokes, Alysse\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcdaniels, Sebrina\nDate of procedure: 2011-04-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The upper GI tract is normal except for several gastric fundic gland polyps.,Oesophagus- Hiatus hernia seen.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm.,In retroflexion wrap non clearly identifyed.,No blood or ongoing bleeding seen in the UGI tract.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z8946728\nPatient Name: Rodriguez, Sharon\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nigussu, Tyranee\nDate of procedure: 2011-08-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: partly filled with fresiduals of NG feed.,Previous OGDshowed LA grade C reflux oesophagitis above a hiatus hernia and gastroduodenitis.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7331206\nPatient Name: Morris, Erikah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cherry, Rashaina\nDate of procedure: 2001-01-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No inlet patch was seen in narrow band imaging.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T9453315\nPatient Name: Landry, Marlana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Guerrero, Kathy\nDate of procedure: 2014-12-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No fresh or altered blood in the upper GI tract.,Nodular area high on lesser curve, biopsied.,No evidence of hiatus hernia or reflux oesophagitis seen.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4134709\nPatient Name: Valle, Kelsey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Escamilla Rascon, Victoria\nDate of procedure: 2001-01-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Not amenable to EMR, looks like T2 endoscopically.,No evidence of malignancy.,GOJ on contraction gives a false impression of Schatzki ring.,Diaphragmatic pinch: 42cm,Oesophagus: 2 columns of F1 varices- no signs of recent bleeding .,Mucosal inflammation noted in the antrum with no bleeding.,No endoscopic evidence of GORD.,Nornal stomach otherwise.,D2 biopsies taken in view of weight loss.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5156770\nPatient Name: el-Fawaz, Haifaaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cdebaca, Danita\nDate of procedure: 2015-03-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 2 cm hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm .,G: Severe PHG.,3 clips deployed and 7ml of 1:10,000 adrenaline injected around the area.,Gastro-oesophageal anastomosis at 30cm from incisors, which is open with free reflux.,Compressible.,Haemodynamically stable and Hb normal.,FICE used .,Top of tongues:31 cm.,STOMACH: Polyps- Multiple .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C2789586\nPatient Name: Bell, Leah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Salazar, Rebecca\nDate of procedure: 2006-05-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No obvious slipped wrap.,Performed with FFP cover patient had INR 1.,On treatment dose LMWH for bilateral PE and portal vein thrombosis.,No inlet patch seen on narow band imaging.,Stomach: x2 inflammatory polyps at cardia, best seen on inversion.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5990901\nPatient Name: Yohannes, Victoria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Huff, Alivia\nDate of procedure: 2015-06-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No evidence of oesophageal varices.,Mucosal inflammation.,Despite this, reasonable views obtained.,Oesophagus- Barrett with overlying inflammation fro 25cms.,Oesophageal biopsies taken.,STOMACH: Healthy conduit, widely patent pylorus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A3962018\nPatient Name: Platt, Adrie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Brecka, Chloe\nDate of procedure: 2005-08-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No immediate complication.,Discrete erythema in the body, without any particular significance.,OESOPHAGUS: Tumour commencing just below Z-line extending into lesser curve as previously described.,PHG.,3 treatments with no cleaning step.,No other abnormality idenitified, and this would be consistent with CT findings.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J8367396\nPatient Name: Parado Irby, Marce\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Ameen, Saafiyya\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 5mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and then gold probe applied with good effect.,Malignant gastric cancer 2 by 3cm located ongreater curve opposite incisura rest of OGD normal.,STOMACH: Small amount of bright red blood that seems to have refluxed back through the pylorus.,Not amenable to EMR, looks like T2 endoscopically.,Treated- APC.,Flattened on insufflation.,OESOPHAGUS:Mild inflammaton at oesophago-conduit anastomosis - widely patent.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 42 cm.,STOMACH: Portal hypertensive gastropathy.,STOMACH: mild non-erosive antral gastritis, CLO test - negative.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8211489\nPatient Name: Boll, Molly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Trujillo, Channa\nDate of procedure: 2006-08-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Prominentfolds superior to the antrum - biopsied x 2.,Anastomosis patent, easily passable with the scope.,OESOPHAGUS: two clips still in situ.,Small benign gastric polyp/oedematous mucosa on GOJ side not biopsied.,STOMACH: Healthy conduit, widely patent pylorus.,OESOPHAGUS: 4 columns of large varices with red marks throughout oesophagus.,NBI used .,STOMACH: Pan gastritis.,No cause for anaemia was found.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9209688\nPatient Name: Martinez, Aide\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ruiz Sandoval Torbellin, Evelyn\nDate of procedure: 2004-12-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Candida + moderate oesophagitis.,No evidence of reflux oesophagitis.,Two endoclips applied to proximal and distal margins.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C5M7, 35 cm to 29 cm.,No stricturing seen.,There was very mild oesophagitis and a single 5mm benign-appearing ulcer at the gastro-oesophageal junction.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G9989010\nPatient Name: Joe, Vanessa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Samantha\nDate of procedure: 2003-07-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 5 x oesophageal biopsies taken.,Extensive portal hypertensive gastropathy.,Sessile polyp in the body of stomach - ulcerated - biopsied.,Unfortunately the patient pulled the endoscope out on several occasions whilst it was still in the mouth despite adequate sedation.,Oesophageal mucosae very friable and inflamed.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1083206\nPatient Name: el-Salehi, Safwa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Uribe, Lucerito\nDate of procedure: 2014-05-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small possible submucosal lesion along the left side of pharynx.,STOMACH: PEG tube visualised with partially buried bumper and consequent inflammatory mucosa.,Two oesophageal varices identified at 20cm.,The endoscope passed without resistance.,STOMACH: Large hiatus hernia.,Sessile polyp in the body of stomach - ulcerated - biopsied.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 38cmx4,36cmx2.,Stomach and duodenum: normal.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3619361\nPatient Name: al-Rashed, Hamda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Attar, Tameema\nDate of procedure: 2012-02-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Adrenaline injected and clip applied to vessel; 2 clips applied to close longertear.,OESOPHAGUS: patchy area of candidiasis on the right wall .,Procedure done under enhanced sedation by ITU team.,D2 biopsies taken in view of weight loss.,No cause for her pain was found.,Good passage to 70cm.,Shatzki ring at the OGJ.,OESOPHAGUS: At GOJ small nodule likely representing inflammatory polyp.,Tongue of columnar junction above SCJ at 38 cm; 1 cm slippage of cardia through fundoplication; hiatus hernia repair appears intact.,Despite this, reasonable views obtained.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W7335845\nPatient Name: Choi, Alexis\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Schenally, Aerie\nDate of procedure: 2012-05-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Hypotensive during procedure but BP better after 500ml of saline.,In the pyloric channel there is inflammation but no ulceration.,STOMACH: Tumour extending down lesser curve from just below goj to prepylorus, food residue++ - stenosis of pylorus.,Mild oesophagitis LA grade B, sliding hiatus hernia about 3cm.,GOJ nodular area from 38cm-44cm-multiple biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1085643\nPatient Name: Torres Almanza, Elvira\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jackson, Donyell Ann\nDate of procedure: 2004-08-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 3 x bands appied to the oesophageal varices - at 39cm, 37cm and 36cm with good proximal decompression.,In the distal tract there is a linear erosion, about 1 cm long.,STOMACH: intact fundoplication, prepyloric oedematous folds, slightly friable -biopsies sent.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm.,GOJ at 33 cm .,5 cm, ulcerated with two areas of ?,STOMACH: erosive antral gastritis - CLO test negative.,No visible lesion.,Treated with HALO 90 RFA at 12J.,No Hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6658276\nPatient Name: Crockett, Monet\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Culhane, Mekel\nDate of procedure: 2001-03-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm.,No bleeding at pylorus and I dont think I dilated it per se with the scope.,No inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,Biospy taken, easily bleeding.,Large volume ascites seen on recent USS.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4154167\nPatient Name: Johnson, Mackenzi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hendrix, Me'Shelle\nDate of procedure: 2016-12-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: NJ placed uder direct vision.,No stricture seen.,5 x oesophageal biopsies taken.,No fresh or altered blood in the upper GI tract.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K8099671\nPatient Name: Landavazo, Sarah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Schaible Mcwillia, Shaye\nDate of procedure: 2012-07-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Multiple gastric polyps in body and fundus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1985702\nPatient Name: el-Shakir, Thaabita\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Marlow, Vy\nDate of procedure: 2012-01-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Anastomosis patent and empirically dilated up to 20mm with good effect.,OESOPHAGUS: slightly tortuous and dilated but normal mucosa throughout.,GOJ at 35cm, biopsies taken from lower oesophagus and GOJ.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D4796018\nPatient Name: Lee, Gayatri\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gupta, Alexis\nDate of procedure: 2006-03-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The varices flattened well with air insufflation.,Botox 25U injected in 4 quadrants in retroflex position to GOJ .,Congested mucosa in all tracts, with some congested folds in the fundus that may represent well covered varices.,NJ placed uder direct vision.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2905244\nPatient Name: Bellon, Madison\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Alfaro Gonzalez, Desiree\nDate of procedure: 2015-05-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No afferent limb seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7729897\nPatient Name: Shangreaux, Kelby\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jacquez, Karla\nDate of procedure: 2014-02-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach - mild gastritis CLO - negative.,Factor VIII given prior to the procedure.,STOMACH: multiple large varices in the fundus and body, along the greater curve.,Oesophagus - Normal.,Normal mucosa.,Normal oesophagus to GOJ at 41 cm .,STOMACH: Antral gastris.,Well covered - photographed.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9801234\nPatient Name: Sharp, Marina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Yang, Tierni\nDate of procedure: 2005-09-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: moderate antral gastritis - CLO test negative.,OESOPHAGUS: three varices in the distal tract, one medium size, the other 2 small and flattened on insufflation, all well covered.,Narrow band imaging of the oesophagus: No inlet patch identified.,Stomach- very nodular mucosa with mild antral gastritis.,D1 and D2 - normal, no duodenitis.,OESOPHAGUS: Lax LOS .,5mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and then gold probe applied with good effect.,Further EMR was performed in 3 peices at the GOJ to remove these areas.,He has a 2cm as well as grade A oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R3882435\nPatient Name: Diaz, Stephanie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Geist, Kaitlen\nDate of procedure: 2002-03-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Four dD2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliacdisease.,No evidence of oeosphagitis.,DUODENUM: Mild duodenitis.,Hiatus Hernia- Small.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7134775\nPatient Name: Santio, Auriel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Curtice, Chandra\nDate of procedure: 2010-09-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Diaphragmatic pinch: 42cm,Obstructing/Impassable with Fuji endoscope oesophageal tumour at 18cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Grade A oesophagitis, but appearances nuch improved with no focal ulceration.,Duodenum: Normal.,As an incidental finding she also has a cervical inlet patch.,No fundal varices seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9871480\nPatient Name: Sanchez, Siana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cordova, Phyllis\nDate of procedure: 2015-08-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Difficult to assess mucosa fully due to some adherent food debris and necrotic tissue.,Stomach- very nodular mucosa with mild antral gastritis.,STOMACH: erosive antral gastritis - CLO test negative.,GOJ at 41 cm.,No red spots seen.,Stomach: previous resection.,Normal muosa.,No stricture seen.,Duodenum: Healing D1 ulcer.,Inlet patch - Yes or No:No.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9204095\nPatient Name: el-Ozer, Raabia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Baddour, Yaasmeen\nDate of procedure: 2004-03-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach: mild/moderate erosive gastritis.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1294090\nPatient Name: Bryant, Abriel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Sala, Shaamila\nDate of procedure: 2004-11-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Tiny erosion in the pylorus .,Inlet patch - No:.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M9440150\nPatient Name: Burnett, Brittany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Freeman, Ellen\nDate of procedure: 2005-12-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ tight, but patent with Fuji endoscope.,Large solid food residue in stomach fundus and in duodenal bulb.,Cardia/ GOJ fully ablated along with residual Barrett's.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6044658\nPatient Name: Sanchez-Pascual, Terri\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcalister, Tashina\nDate of procedure: 2003-02-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Three D2 andone D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.,Nornal stomach otherwise.,STOMACH: a couple of small erosions in fundus and mid-body - CLO test positive.,Unfortunately the patient pulled the endoscope out on several occasions whilst it was still in the mouth despite adequate sedation.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6417773\nPatient Name: Parmar, Asianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Salman, Zaahira\nDate of procedure: 2013-11-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Multiple biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6072011\nPatient Name: Kanocz, Claudia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Stotsky, Elizabeth\nDate of procedure: 2015-02-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus- Normal.,OESOPHAGUS: Small 1cm hiatus hernia.,No gastric varices.,So procedure abondoned.,Known Barrett's.,PHG and single grade 1 varix as noted below.,Top of circumferential Barrett's: 33 cm.,The duodenum was also seen to distend well and didn't appear to be compressed extenally down to D2.,Mild gastric body mucosal thickening and pangastritis.,Post total gastrectomy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1449886\nPatient Name: al-Hussain, Shareefa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Park, Larissa\nDate of procedure: 2013-04-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: Antral gastris.,OESOPHAGUS: Two tiny polyps at 25cm .,Bleeding from 3 of the biopsy sites.,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Mild erosive gastritis, likely due to Aspirin - CLO test negative.,Stomach - Large well coveredf gastric varix extending from GOJ - no sign of active bleeding.,OESOPHAGUS: Neo Z line at 44 cm.,Nodule at 28-35cm right wall, Paris Type IIa.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1607560\nPatient Name: Risma, Jillian\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kent, Brandee\nDate of procedure: 2015-03-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal gastric folds and stomach distension.,Was scoped in 2015 wuth similar finding so biopsies from Barretts not taken.,DUODENUM: mild non-erosive duodenitis in D2.,Oesophageal biopsies taken from three levels as requested.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8031481\nPatient Name: Neal, Takayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Maestas, Lucero\nDate of procedure: 2009-07-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Non-inflamed Barrett's segment C2M3 with no nodularity or visible dysplasia.,No sinister features.,No Hiatus hernia.,No blood in upper GI tract.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2120051\nPatient Name: Medina-Castellanos, Sierra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Harding, Treasure\nDate of procedure: 2013-05-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia; mild non-erosive gastritis, more prominent in antrum - CLO test: negative.,DUODENUM: mild duodenitis in the bulb.,GOJ at 35cm, biopsies taken from lower oesophagus and GOJ.,Acetic acid used .,D2 biopsies taken for histopathology and TCR.,The varices flattened well with air insufflation.,He is on Barrett's Screeling List in October 2017 at St Thomas'.,STOMACH: Streaky antral gastritis with linear erosions.,OESOPHAGUS: candida throughout.,Fundoplication normal on retroflexion; erosive gastritis in antrum - biopsy and CLO.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7163832\nPatient Name: Hillebrandt, Joanne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Smith, Mona\nDate of procedure: 2009-10-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small gastric remnant with apparent Polya reconstruction.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and twobiopsies were taken at 25 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,OESOPHAGUS: patchy area of candidiasis on the right wall .,FICE used .,Very difficult position to treat but 3 clips deployed and adrenaline used.,Stomach contains large amount of solid food residue; fundoplication visible on retroflexion.,Type II tumour extending 2cm up to the SCJ, fundus is preserved.,Mega-oesophagus filled with solid food; unable to identify cardia safely, therefore procedure abandoned.,Modalities used to achieve haemostasis: 10mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and 2 clips applied.,She has had a duodenal ulcer with resection / ?\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6620949\nPatient Name: Castanon-Gonzalez, Karen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Siddiqui, Mawhiba\nDate of procedure: 2011-04-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No stigmata of bleeding.,Duodenum - mucosal unremakable - D2 and D1 biopsies taken.,Mega-oesophagus filled with solid food; unable to identify cardia safely, therefore procedure abandoned.,OESOPHAGUS: Neo Z line at 44 cm.,Scope not attempted as hypotensive.,Wide open pylorus.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliac disease.,Duodenum- Mild duodenitis.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4378217\nPatient Name: Nazareta, Sydnee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Sarah, Wajdiyya\nDate of procedure: 2012-02-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No hiatus hernia.,The minor ampulla was identified proximal to it.,OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA A mild, distal.,Pt on clopidogrel and NJT in situ, and dilatation not performed.,No hiatus hernia; fundoplication intact; CLO test done.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.,Gastritis and CLO taken: negative, also gastric antrum biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Neo Z line at 44 cm.,2cm hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2657390\nPatient Name: Lopez, Ekaterina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Yang, Elizabeth\nDate of procedure: 2009-03-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: two short segments of Barrett's oesophagus, max 1 cm each, at 36 to 37 cm, C0M1.,No erosions in antrum seen this time.,Lax cardia with mild inflammation of the top of gastric folds.,No inlet patch was seen on narrow band imaging.,Normal D1 and D2.,He has a duodenal ulcer in D2.,5 x oesophageal biopsies taken.,Fundoplication in good position.,Grade A oesophagitis.,A 1cm submucosal lesion was seen in the distal oesophagus.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S9393699\nPatient Name: Carrillo, Katara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mccarthy, Haley\nDate of procedure: 2015-08-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 38cmx4,36cmx2.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D5975610\nPatient Name: Stevens, Sarah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Hossain, Hamaama\nDate of procedure: 2007-10-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: small hiatus hernia and mild erosive oesophagitis .,G: Tiny fundal gastric erosions.,DUODENUM: bile and residue - no obstruction to D3.,Scope easily passed through.,OESOPHAGUS: Two tiny polyps at 25cm .,Mild gastritis; duodenal diverticulum noted.,Anastomosis patent and empirically dilated up to 20mm with good effect.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4378127\nPatient Name: Smith, Mebrat\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Davis, Tasneem\nDate of procedure: 2014-12-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastritis and duodenitis.,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild of body/fundus - Clo test taken.,DUODENUM: not examined.,No obvious gastric outflow restriction.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 36 cm .,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm.,Post surgical stomach with a normal pylorus leading to a normal D1 and then into a normal looking D2.,Bilious reflux noted.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7597311\nPatient Name: Lawson, Miranda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Brito, Jessica\nDate of procedure: 2014-03-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Otherwise normal mucosa.,Trachealisation of oesophagus.,There is very slight and non-restrcitve stricturing at the site of the previous EMR.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 48 cm.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,No ulcers of erosions seen.,Clean based 0.,Fundal polyps are also present .,No active bleeding/no visible vessel seen.,5mls 1 in 10000 adrenaline injected and then gold probe applied with good effect.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H4452093\nPatient Name: el-Harron, Ilhaam\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Love, Amari\nDate of procedure: 2016-02-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Performed with FFP cover patient had INR 1.,Stomach- very nodular mucosa with mild antral gastritis.,There is a duodenal diverticulum, just after the D1/D2 flexure but there is no inflammation, ulceration or erosions.,DUODENUM: Normal D2 biopsies taken.,OESOPHAGUS: Grade A oesophagitis, but appearances nuch improved with no focal ulceration.,Top of gastric folds: 41 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R8004923\nPatient Name: Smith, Symone\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gurule, Maeselle\nDate of procedure: 2012-07-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal overlying mucosa.,All 3 EMR peices were retrieved with Roth netting.,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm hiatus hernia.,Duodenitis.,10mls 1% Lignocaine to skin.,The stomach and duodenum are also normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7957976\nPatient Name: Middlebrook, Sarah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Rassi, Naseeba\nDate of procedure: 2014-06-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: gastric conduit anastomosis at 27cm, mild/mod oesophagitis - no narrowing at proximal anastomosis.,2 cm hiatus hernia.,The mucosa in between was flat but had abnormal vasculature and pit pattern.,Also D2 biopsies taken and sent in saline for TCR.,Hiatus hernia .,He had a Paris IIa lesion at 12 and 6 o'clock.,OESOPHAGUS: Varices- 3 columns grade 2.,No source of bleeding was identified.,No evidence of oeosphagitis.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 48 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z2727641\nPatient Name: Aldana, Liane\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Begay, Risa\nDate of procedure: 2004-12-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: O: No oesophageal varices seen.,STOMACH: mild antral non-erosive gastritis.,Mildoesophagitis grade LA A/B.,Z-line at: 39cm - Bravo placed at 33cm- good position at check endoscopy.,Intubation of efferent limb for a length of the scope.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7461659\nPatient Name: Saucedo-Bustos, Brenda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lucero, Teresa\nDate of procedure: 2004-10-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- Body Polyp- Pedunculated .,Cardia abnormality in keeping with known signet ring cancer.,Normal muosa.,Oesophagus- Normal.,The stomach was small but otherwise appeared normal, and duodenum was normal to D3.,OESOPHAGUS: small hiatus hernia and mild erosive oesophagitis .,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the First part of duodenum.,Haemospray.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Mild.,Removed with biopsy forceps.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T3145793\nPatient Name: Petrick, Jocelyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Allen, Patience\nDate of procedure: 2008-02-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Large gastric food residue, not safe to proceed.,3 x bands appied to the oesophageal varices - at 39cm, 37cm and 36cm with good proximal decompression.,STOMACH: Antral gastris.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the cardia.,No ulcer.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5148114\nPatient Name: Nguyen, Katherine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Saleh, Ghaaliba\nDate of procedure: 2013-04-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: significant amount of food residue in the stomach, therefore the procedure was stopped due to risk of aspiration and poor views.,OESOPHAGUS: At GOJ small nodule likely representing inflammatory polyp.,3 x bands appied to the oesophageal varices - at 39cm, 37cm and 36cm with good proximal decompression.,Normal endoscopy apartfrom a 2cm hiatus hernia.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GO) J at 40 cm.,Diaphragmatic pinch:39cm ,He bacame tachy.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U1759838\nPatient Name: Lawrence, Nyein Nyein\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Flores, Suyoun\nDate of procedure: 2001-11-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Not the most convincing oesophageal trachealisation - biopsies taken to assess for eosinophilic oesophagitis - proximal, mid and distal oesophagus.,Large gastric food residue, not safe to proceed.,STOMACH: small hiatus hernia, normal stomach otherwise.,OESOPHAGUS: At GOJ small nodule likely representing inflammatory polyp.,Normal oesophagus to GOJ at 41 cm .,Normal stomach and duodenum.,No strictures seen.,Normal upper GI endoscopy.,Small amount of bile in the gastric conduit.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5917931\nPatient Name: al-Hana, Gaitha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Marlow, Dallas\nDate of procedure: 2015-07-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Nodules between 38 anc 34cm, Paris Type IIa annd covered 75% of the circumference of the oesophagus.,DUODENUM: non-erosive duodenitis in D1, D2 - normal.,No gastric varices.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2813264\nPatient Name: Chang, Bu\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bunn, Camara\nDate of procedure: 2009-05-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: Normal D2 biopsies taken.,Limited to proximal stomach as there were some food residues and the patient was not tolerating the procedure very well ) .,DUODENUM: Normal D2 biopsies taken.,No hiatus hernia.,STOMACH: mild non-erosive antral gastritis - CLO test - negative.,Atrophic stomach.,Hiatus hernia otherwise normal to D2.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A6871788\nPatient Name: Bacon-Maldonado, Patricia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Grieb, Ana\nDate of procedure: 2004-04-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: absent, jejunum healthy - aspirates for small bowel overgrowth.,D1 - ulcer healing .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6229707\nPatient Name: Love, Yaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shirley, Ashley\nDate of procedure: 2014-03-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No gastric varices.,Removed with biopsy forceps.,She has a Paris subcentimetre 1s nodule at the GOJ which is likely to be hyperplastic or regenerative.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7228898\nPatient Name: Escalera, Katherine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Laham, Shadhaa\nDate of procedure: 2009-11-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No varices anywhere in the upper GI tract/ no PHG.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B1224656\nPatient Name: Moore, Janiya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Runningbear, Leioka\nDate of procedure: 2016-08-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Upper and lower oesophageal biopsies taken to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis in view of dysphagia.,STOMACH: absent, jejunum healthy - aspirates for small bowel overgrowth.,Treated with HALO RFA at 12J.,STOMACH: Ulceration healed.,OESOPHAGUS: two clips still in situ.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G4762980\nPatient Name: French, Adrianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Niazi, Widdad\nDate of procedure: 2014-06-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No melaena.,Faint red signs on one but no signs recent bleeding.,No varices or evidence of portal hypertensive gastropathy.,Normal duodenal mucosa.,No immediate complications.,Friable ulcerated polypoid lesion in the lower third of the oesophagus .,No oesophageal varices seen.,The food was stuck just distal to the larynx.,OESOPHAGUS: one linear varix, small size, flattened on insufflation, with no red signs.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1418327\nPatient Name: Barr, Chelsie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ayers, Haley\nDate of procedure: 2013-07-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- No gastric varices.,No blood or ongoing bleeding seen in the UGI tract.,She has a few scattered telangiectasia in the antrum.,Biopsies taken from edge of ulcer.,No evidence of oesophagitis.,Biopsy for HP.,Several fundal gland polyps in the body.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6545050\nPatient Name: Saxton, Melissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Green, Chrystal\nDate of procedure: 2008-11-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Florid oral and upper oesophageal candida.,The endoscope passed without resistance.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W1047941\nPatient Name: Edwards, Megan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Quadri, Sajaa\nDate of procedure: 2009-01-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small possible submucosal lesion along the left side of pharynx.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O4756019\nPatient Name: el-Elbaz, Radwa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wilson, Fredlyn\nDate of procedure: 2004-06-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C0 M1.,This was dilated to 12mm with CRE balloon - no immediate complications.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to exclude coeliac disease.,G: no Fundal varices.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P2080807\nPatient Name: Chung, Judy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sotam, Samani\nDate of procedure: 2011-07-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach - normal.,Haemospray.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 36 cm.,Oesopahgus- Distal Bleeding-Active .,Biopsies not taken as not necessary.,Fundal polyps are also present .,The meat bolus was seen in lower segment but could be pushed easily into the stomach.,No gastric varices and no portal hypertensive gastropathy.,DUODENUM: Normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L2478495\nPatient Name: Johnson, Ratna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Velasquez, Carmen\nDate of procedure: 2014-02-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Dudoenum- D2 and Duodenum- D1/D2 Angle Normal.,STOMACH: PEG in situ, not embeded.,Wide open pylorus.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 45 cm.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the body of stomach with 0: No bleeding.,No stricturing seen.,Normal oesohagus.,OESOPHAGUS: Grade A oesophagitis, but appearances nuch improved with no focal ulceration.,STOMACH: Mild nodular areas of inflammation in antrum - biopsies for h pylori as on PPI.,Stomach: Mild, non-specific antral gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K2068433\nPatient Name: Miller, Mika\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Segura, Erika\nDate of procedure: 2008-10-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: He has a fullly neosquamous oesophagus with an irregular Z-line.,metachronous lesions.,Oesophagitis LA grade B, sliding hiatus hernia 3cm.,No blood in the UGI tract.,DUODENUM: almost complete resolution of pyloric oedema.,STOMACH: Gastritis with erosions in the antrum.,5 measured in endoscopy by near patient testing.,The covering mucosa is not suggestive of underlying varix.,12 oesophageal biopsies taken 36cm, 28cm and 22cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1951882\nPatient Name: el-Jalali, Maazina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lake, Ashley\nDate of procedure: 2006-09-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: G: Severe PHG.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ, no inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.,DUODENUM: small erythema in D1, probably caused by taking Aspirin long term.,G: Tiny fundal gastric erosions.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D9082891\nPatient Name: al-Khawaja, Izza\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Krugman, Samantha\nDate of procedure: 2006-05-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Treated with HALO RFA Channel at 12J.,Small cyst in lower osophagus.,Large 2cm chronic looking duodenal ulcer in antero-superior aspect of bulb.,Thickened mucosal folds at the cardia .,PHG.,STOMACH: small hiatus hernia, normal stomach otherwise.,I took quadrantic biopsies at 25 cm and 20 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.,3 columns of barely noticeable oesophagal varices at 11, 2 and 6 o'clock at 32-37cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2752405\nPatient Name: el-Beydoun, Shabeeba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Valenzuela, Kylee\nDate of procedure: 2003-07-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: patchy area of candidiasis on the right wall .,due to retching,Haemodynamically stable and Hb normal.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q4907331\nPatient Name: el-Samad, Shajee'a\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Newton, Rejina\nDate of procedure: 2011-11-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: The upper GI tract is normal except for several gastric fundic gland polyps.,OESOPHAGUS: LA A/B.,In view of recent melaena amd Hb drop decision to proceed with banding.,No fundal varices.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm.,D: oedematous mucosa in D1 but no ulcers seen.,Coffee ground vomit.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7140324\nPatient Name: Huang, Adrie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gonzalez-Valencia, Shelby\nDate of procedure: 2004-03-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: Not entered.,Stomach- No gastric varices.,The food was stuck just distal to the larynx.,No inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R9120543\nPatient Name: Bess, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Norris, Kenya\nDate of procedure: 2006-01-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach: previous resection.,STOMACH: 4 cm sliding hiatus hernia from 35 to 39 cm; normal stomach.,DUODENUM: oedematous D1, no evidence of ulceration.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7095078\nPatient Name: Peltier, Shimea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Arif, Haala\nDate of procedure: 2001-03-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Large gastric food residue, not safe to proceed.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm.,Dudoenum- D2 Vascular- Telangiectasia.,D1 - ulcer healing .,G: Normal mucosa.,No evidence of malignancy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z6299612\nPatient Name: Lawrence, Savannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bracamontes Maldonad, Mariana\nDate of procedure: 2016-01-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Dudoenum- D2 Vascular- Telangiectasia.,No evidence of residual/recurrent Barrett's.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E6197772\nPatient Name: Ham, Tyra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sanders, Addis\nDate of procedure: 2011-10-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus- Hiatus hernia seen.,Fundal polyps are also present .,No fundal varices seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1732455\nPatient Name: Jones, Cheyenne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Chapman, Miraf\nDate of procedure: 2006-05-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Otherwise Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part of duodenum.,else 1950/1964 according to GP notes.,DUODENUM: Duodenitis- Mild/Moderate.,I took quadrantic biopsies at 25 cm and 20 cm to exclude eosinophilic oesophagitis.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M8823141\nPatient Name: Littlefield, Sarah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Thomas, Marisa\nDate of procedure: 2007-04-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Gastritis, haemorrhagic in fundus and oedema in pylorus.,2 cm hiatus hernia.,No fresh or altered blood in stomach.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no evidence of residual dysplasia under FICe.,Oesophagus - Small hiatus hernia.,Erosive antral gastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5272217\nPatient Name: Billings, Adrie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Molina Hermosillo, Abigail\nDate of procedure: 2006-01-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No fresh blood in the lumen.,D2 - normal Biospies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C8544445\nPatient Name: Weaver, Summer\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Manchego, Maranda\nDate of procedure: 2003-09-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 6 biopsies were taken from around the margins.,Upper oesophageal narrowing passable with the scope, normal mucosae.,Treated with HALO 90 RFA at 12J.,No evidence of residual/recurrent Barrett's.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to rule out coeliac disease.,She has an mid-oesophageal ulcer oesophageal varices around 40cm a second procedure was performed with intention of banding.,Small polyp on fold in fundus, biopsied x1.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5917376\nPatient Name: Quintana, Araceli\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tsutsui, Samantha\nDate of procedure: 2003-03-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mucosal inflammation noted in the body of stomach - biopsied.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A1648588\nPatient Name: el-Radwan, Marjaana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Radwan, Hafsa\nDate of procedure: 2011-09-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: N-Acetyl-cysteine used Yes or no.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm, 25 cm and two more at 20 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Irregular Z line.,Self limited.,STOMACH: Polyps- Multiple .,No source of upper GI bleeding was identified.,No polyp with suspicious/different features identified.,Hiatus Hernia- Small.,There was very mild oesophagitis and a single 5mm benign-appearing ulcer at the gastro-oesophageal junction.,Normal endoscopy apartfrom a 2cm hiatus hernia.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J1337672\nPatient Name: Davis, Risa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Castelino, Mary\nDate of procedure: 2012-10-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: GOJ at 33 cm.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 41 cm .\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8594667\nPatient Name: Kim, Elham\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Fernandez, Tenai\nDate of procedure: 2002-07-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: antral erythema with few scattered erosions.,She has an irregular Z line with columnar mucosa to the top of the gastric folds only.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B8880712\nPatient Name: He, Kalara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Aochi, Casie\nDate of procedure: 2004-05-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 39,37,35.,Due repeat in 5 years as per Dr Dunn froml ast scope.,DUODENUM: Normal to D3.,due to retching,Otherwise oesophagus normal.,STOMACH: significant amount of solid and liquid residue present.,Treated with HALO Channel RFA at 12J.,Minor bleeding which resolved spontaneously.,Duodenum: Normal.,G: No fundal varices seen.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G8210675\nPatient Name: el-Yamin, Hazeela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Arzaga, Sara\nDate of procedure: 2002-03-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Therapeutic- RFA\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No bleeding/perf.,All 3 EMR peices were retrieved with Roth netting.,Removed with biopsy forceps.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Angularis.,GOJ at 43 cm.,DUODENUM: atrophic mucosa, especially in D2.,GOJ at 39 cm.,Mild erosive gastritis, likely due to Aspirin - CLO test negative.,Large twisted para-oesophageal hernia.,STOMACH: 4 mm sessile polyp in atrum, smooth, erythematous surface - biopsied x 2; at least three < 2 mm gastric fundic polyps - biopsied x 2.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V4085520\nPatient Name: Mcbee, Ruchelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rea, Kaileigh\nDate of procedure: 2006-03-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: LAWS and bleeding under acetic acid\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I1303991\nPatient Name: Antolin, Yadira\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Strand, Tiana\nDate of procedure: 2010-08-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: small hiatus hernia, normal stomach otherwise.,Grade A oesophagitis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W2075882\nPatient Name: Forbes, Leah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wilson, Leslie\nDate of procedure: 2009-10-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: Erythema at D1.,Faint red signs on one but no signs recent bleeding.,Could not tolerateand declined sedation on this occasion.,5% acetic acid/0.,Volvulus partially reduced.,GOJ nodular area from 38cm-44cm-multiple biopsies taken.,The intervening mucosa looks normal.,STOMACH: PEG tube visualised with partially buried bumper and consequent inflammatory mucosa.,D2 biopsies taken to exclude coeliac disease in view of bloating.,ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O3104214\nPatient Name: Goldsberry, Jordan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Watson, Sekita\nDate of procedure: 2013-10-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: D2 biopsies not taken.,DUODENUM: Normal to D3.,Total of 75 ablations.,D1/2 biopsies taken.,Otherwise normal to D2.,Duodenum - normal.,Just distal to the anasomosis, inferior wall and anterior wall there were two ulcers with hematin deposits.,Consistent with reflux oesophagitis.,OESOPHAGUS: Mucosa washed with 1% NAC.,Pushed through easily and rotated.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P4425100\nPatient Name: el-Saber, Naseeba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Perez, Ariel\nDate of procedure: 2015-07-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach and duodenum normal.,Specifically, no evidence of oesophageal varices.,No immediate complications.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L8917541\nPatient Name: Thompson, Jayda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bandy, Taylor\nDate of procedure: 2003-08-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Reflux-like Symptoms/Atypical Chest Pain\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach - mild gastritis CLO taken - NEGTIVE.,This was dilated to 12mm with CRE balloon - no immediate complications.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K6126215\nPatient Name: White Bear, Shania\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bron, Morgan\nDate of procedure: 2006-01-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Lifted and ESD performed.,Oesophagus- 3 columns of well covered grade I varices seen.,Stomach - Large well coveredf gastric varix extending from GOJ - no sign of active bleeding.,Hiatus Hernia- 3-4cm.,In atrial flutter with rate 150,DUODENUM: Mild duodenitis in D1.,DUODENUM: small erythematous area at 6 o'clock in D2 with subtle mucosal changes.,OESOPHAGUS: cervical inlet patch 3 cm .,Shatzki ring at the OGJ.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S6740918\nPatient Name: Narayanswamy, Sharlene\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Childress, Katie\nDate of procedure: 2010-06-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Diaphragmatic pinch:39cm ,No varices.,No fresh or altered blood in stomach.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm.,OESOPHAGUS: island of Barrett's oesophagus,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and twobiopsies were taken at 25 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Duodenal aspirates and biopsies obtained.,D1 and D2 - normal, no duodenitis.,Post laparoscopic Nissen's fundoplication 4y ago.,Duodenitis D1 - mild.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D2568207\nPatient Name: Mindt, Jelicha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Harrison, Abigail\nDate of procedure: 2005-04-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: 2 cm sliding hiatus hernia; non-erosive antral gastritis.\nA lesion underwent EMR\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N1257699\nPatient Name: Garcia, Cheyenna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hoppe Zenteno, Melissa\nDate of procedure: 2016-03-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normalto GOJ 40 cm.,Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Angularis.,Duodenitis.,No sinister features.,Normal UGI tract.,Otherwise Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part of duodenum.,Normal gastric folds and stomach distension.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7176341\nPatient Name: Yoo, Monica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rodriguez, Alison\nDate of procedure: 2013-06-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Otherwise normal mucosa.,Stomach- Pylorus.,Sha has a 2cm .,Small polyp on incisura,OESOPHAGUS: 2cm .,Small cyst in lower osophagus.,Oesophagitis- LA A .,Stomach: otherwise unremarkable.,Small 2cm hiatus hernia but otherwise normal upper GI endoscopy to the Third partof duodenum.,Z-line at: 38cm - Bravo placed at 32cm- good positionat check endoscopy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H7489214\nPatient Name: Duran, Taeler\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Siddiqi, Shadhaa\nDate of procedure: 2012-05-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Dysphagia/intermittent for a few months\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C3M9, 21-30cm, but squamous regeneration at site of previous APC.,Quadrantic biopsies were taken at 35 cm and twobiopsies were taken at 25 cm to rule out eosinophilic oesophagitis.,Hyperplastic polyp extending over greater curve to cardia.,Small atypical-looking areas at GOJ - 11 o'clock and small nodular area at 3 - 4 o'clock - biopsied x 4.,OESOPHAGUS: Short segment of Barrett's C0M1 and islands.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R2764793\nPatient Name: Rodriguez, Perla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sosenginh, Tatiana\nDate of procedure: 2016-03-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesopahgus- Distal Oesophagitis- LA A .\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7058648\nPatient Name: Kumar, Alexis\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Fares, Amniyya\nDate of procedure: 2002-05-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: not entered.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z8946728\nPatient Name: Castro, Julissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Macias, Monica\nDate of procedure: 2007-04-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Ives, Rashiah\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: 6 sessile polyps in mid-body and lesser curve, max size 4 mm - biopsied x 2.,No ulcers, no recent bleeding.,Florid oral and upper oesophageal candida.,No potential source of bleeding was found.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at:32cmx4.,DUODENUM: small erythematous area at 6 o'clock in D2 with subtle mucosal changes.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7331206\nPatient Name: Landeros Gonzalez, Cassandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jacket, Latoya\nDate of procedure: 2008-07-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum clear.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T9453315\nPatient Name: Perez, Daria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pacheco, Larae\nDate of procedure: 2006-02-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C1 M5 .,STOMACH: significant amount of solid and liquid residue present.,GOJ at 38cm, biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4134709\nPatient Name: Miller, Leah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hall, Tory\nDate of procedure: 2015-01-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Follow-up ULCER HEALING\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 38, 36 and 34cm.,No polyp with suspicious/different features identified.,The food was stuck just distal to the larynx.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U5156770\nPatient Name: Oliva, Jennifer\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Salim, Haazima\nDate of procedure: 2005-12-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Awan, Firdaus\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Post laparoscopic Nissen's fundoplication 4y ago.,No active bleeding/no visible vessel seen.,The anastomosis was erythematous with bleeding to touch and oedema.,Duodenum - minor D1 duodenitis D2 norma;.,G: Tiny fundal gastric erosions.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C2789586\nPatient Name: Arellano, Yanelly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bonthron, Jasjit\nDate of procedure: 2015-08-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's oesophagus C5M7, 35 cm to 29 cm.,She has a small hiatus hernia .,She has an atrophic looking stomach .,No evidence of oesophageal varices.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at: 38cmx4,36cmx2.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X5990901\nPatient Name: Jackson, Savannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Chen, Alia\nDate of procedure: 2013-03-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Owrey, Reilly\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm.,There is a duodenal diverticulum, just after the D1/D2 flexure but there is no inflammation, ulceration or erosions.,D2 biopsies taken x4.,Duodenum - mucosal unremakable - D2 and D1 biopsies taken.,Post total gastrectomy.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A3962018\nPatient Name: Pniewski, Teyah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Redd, Anjelika\nDate of procedure: 2014-02-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Just distal to the anasomosis, inferior wall and anterior wall there were two ulcers with hematin deposits.,No blood.,No ongoing duodenal ulceration.,Multiple white plaques throughout suggestive of Candida oesophagitis.,towards end of procedure, pylorus less tight.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 35 cm.,Nodule at 28-35cm right wall, Paris Type IIa.,Oesophagus - small <5mmoesophageal varices x2 columns.,Oesophagus - normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J8367396\nPatient Name: Tsumura, Savannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bell, Jazmine\nDate of procedure: 2006-03-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Access to second duodenum was achieved with minor difficulty.,Atrophic gastritis only.,GOJ at 33 cm.,STOMACH: Hiatus hernia, sliding, 3 cm.\nArea APC'd\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8211489\nPatient Name: Cook, Atira\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Depriest, Janet\nDate of procedure: 2010-01-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Normal Villi.,Biopsies from D2 and stomach.,Final Prague score: C8M10.,D1 - ulcer healing .,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 38 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9209688\nPatient Name: Perez, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Brown, Kizmaya\nDate of procedure: 2010-07-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Gardner, Jayda\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Duodenum: Duodenitis with a small erosion .,STOMACH: previous bypass surgery in 1997 - both loops look normal.,As an incidental finding she also has a cervical inlet patch.,Stomach- Pylorus Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,DUODENUM: mild duodenitis/oedema in bulb/D1/2 junction.,No stigmata of bleeding.,OGJ and islands were treated with APC 40W with good effect.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G9989010\nPatient Name: Santee, Alexis\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Graves, Alexis\nDate of procedure: 2002-12-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: 1% Lugol's iodine - no unstained lesions.,Small polyp on fold in fundus, biopsied x1.,Alimentary limb till 70cm from incisors with no obvious extrinsic compression.,STOMACH: Tumour extending down lesser curve from just below goj to prepylorus, food residue++ - stenosis of pylorus.,Minor bleeding which resolved spontaneously.,pylori, confirming eradication after previous treatment from GP .,No source of bleeding was identified.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V1083206\nPatient Name: Xiong, Jillian\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lara, Adjoa\nDate of procedure: 2014-05-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Therefore multiple polyps were biopsied.,DUODENUM: Forrest III ulcer in D1.,Oesophagus normal; squamo-columnar junction at 38 cm; no hiatus hernia or oesophagitis.,5 measured in endoscopy by near patient testing.\nTherapeutic- RFA\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3619361\nPatient Name: Oliveros, Lidia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Fuller, Jamie\nDate of procedure: 2008-01-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Dudoenum- D2 Vascular- Telangiectasia.,Narrowband imaging of the oesophagus: No inlet patch.,Sha has a 2cm .,OESOPHAGUS: Normalto GOJ 40 cm.,Alkaline gastritis and amount of bile residue.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W7335845\nPatient Name: Fong-Hernandez, Lisa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Chen, Melanie\nDate of procedure: 2012-03-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Martinez, Maegen\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Small 2cm sliding hiatus hernia.,Specifically, no evidence of oesophageal varices.,Otherwise Normal upper GI endoscopy to the Second part of duodenum.,STOMACH: 4 cm sliding hiatus hernia from 35 to 39 cm; normal stomach.\nTherapeutic- Dilatation was performed\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1085643\nPatient Name: al-Mannan, Jeelaan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Richardson, Jasmin\nDate of procedure: 2009-02-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kola-Kehinde, Karisma\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dysphagia/Odynophagia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Oesophagus - Normal.,DUODENUM: Mild oedema of the mucosa and scalloping.,Mild gastric body mucosal thickening and pangastritis.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6658276\nPatient Name: Walters, Staycee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lewis III, Autumn\nDate of procedure: 2009-09-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mild gastritis; duodenal diverticulum noted.,Treated- APC.,STOMACH: previous bypass surgery in 1997 - both loops look normal.,Stomach: few 3mm polyps in stomach with 4mm polyp in fundus .,The endoscope passed without resistance.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4154167\nPatient Name: Qureshi, Asako\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Hameed, Intisaar\nDate of procedure: 2009-06-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Scott, Tanteria\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Oesophagus- Dysplasia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Oesophagitis- LA C .,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 40 cm.\nTTS HALO to area\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K8099671\nPatient Name: Hoang, Michelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Handy, Kala\nDate of procedure: 2009-05-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Avitia-Ramirez, Alondra\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Quadrantic biopsies taken at:32cmx4.,DUODENUM: Normal.,Examined under white light and NBI.,DUODENUM: Mild duodnitis.,Tiny erosions at the antrum.,Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Mild.,Biopsies from D2 and stomach.,OESOPHAGUS: small elevated area .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S1985702\nPatient Name: Brown, Kayjanet\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Troublefield, Taylor\nDate of procedure: 2013-04-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Basha, Mahfoodha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG5\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Weight Loss\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: STOMACH: small hiatus hernia, normal stomach otherwise.,NBI used .,STOMACH: normal- CLO test - negative.,metachronous lesions.,Access to second duodenum was achieved with minor difficulty.,Stomach- very nodular mucosa with mild antral gastritis.,STOMACH: Mild antral erythematous gastritis.,Scope easily passed through.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D4796018\nPatient Name: Gali, Itzmina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Sophia\nDate of procedure: 2005-02-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Sullivan, Shelby\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Stomach body\nIndications: chronic abdo pain and constipaton\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No varices or evidence of portal hypertensive gastropathy.,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,DUODENUM: bile and residue - no obstruction to D3.,OESOPHAGUS:Normal.,Difficultto locate the pylorus but D2 reached.,Mild antral gastritis.,STOMACH: 4 mm sessile polyp in atrum, smooth, erythematous surface - biopsied x 2; at least three < 2 mm gastric fundic polyps - biopsied x 2.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJN at 39 cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2905244\nPatient Name: Richardson, Janika\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hoang, Shoshana\nDate of procedure: 2005-08-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Greimann, Phoua\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Varices- 3 columns grade 2.,Sha has a 2cm .,O:ulcerated, friable, nodular tissue between 28 to 37cm .,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 37 cm.,Tiny erosion in the pylorus .,OESOPHAGUS: Normal - slightly dilated and very mild irregularity of scj in keeping with reflux but no frank oeosphagitis.,No potential source of bleeding was found.,5 x oesophageal biopsies taken.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7729897\nPatient Name: Piedrasanta, Andrea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lovato, Miranda\nDate of procedure: 2001-05-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG1\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mega-oesophagus filled with solid food; unable to identify cardia safely, therefore procedure abandoned.,D1 inspected carefully and no othe abnormalities seen.,D: Normal to D2.,STOMACH: mild antral gastritis with 5 mm area of slightly raised and eroded mucosa at antrum greater curve which was biopsied.,Very short D1.,Narrowband imaging of the oesophagus: No inlet patch.\nHALO 90 done with good effect\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9801234\nPatient Name: Hansen, Alyssa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Farag, Shahla\nDate of procedure: 2014-01-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Surveillance-Barrett's\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: else 1950/1964 according to GP notes.,D2 - normal.,STOMACH: non-erosive gastritis from mid-body to antrum, CLO test: negative.,Normal muosa.,Quadrantic biopsies taken at 36, 34 and 32 cm.,Oesophagus - small <5mmoesophageal varices x2 columns.,Oesophagus: In the distal oesophagus there were 3 x 1cm .,Clo Negative.,Small hiatus hernia from 38 to 41cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R3882435\nPatient Name: Goodteacher, Chloe\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lucero, Angelina\nDate of procedure: 2011-10-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FG2\nExtent of Exam: D1\nIndications: Haematemesis or Melaena/Blood PR\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Mucosal inflammation noted in the antrum with no bleeding.,1% Lugol's iodine - no unstained lesions.,Area marked and one site removed by EMR using Duette MBM kit, but attempt at removing proximal site not succssful as wouldn't lift.,Stomach- Pylorus Polyp- 2cm.,STOMACH: Gastritis- Mild.,OESOPHAGUS: Normal to GOJ at 37 cm.,Stomach and duodenum with no mucosal lesion.,GOJ at 37cm.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F7134775\nPatient Name: Gomez Lopez, Deserae\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Johns, Aliciya\nDate of procedure: 2013-02-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Kekich, Annabelle\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. el-Ramadan, Khaalida\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: GOJ\nIndications: Previous OGD ? 8 months ago\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Treated with HALO RFA Channel at 12J.,Duodenum: normal.,No inlet patch seen on narrow band imaging.,OESOPHAGUS: candida throughout.,Stomach - Normal.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9871480\nPatient Name: Lovett, Amagia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bogart, Sharon\nDate of procedure: 2011-02-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Needham, April\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG7\nExtent of Exam: D2\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: Stomach- Antrum Gastritis- Mild/Moderate.,Three D2 and one D1 biopsies were taken to excklude coeliac disease.,Normal otherwise.,Stomach: x2 inflammatory polyps at cardia, best seen on inversion.,There is very slight and non-restrcitve stricturing at the site of the previous EMR.,Oesopahgus- Distal Ulcer .\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9204095\nPatient Name: Chang, Donna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dixon, Camille\nDate of procedure: 2003-10-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Moreno, Lauren\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Rodriguez, Debanhy\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FG3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Small Bowel Biopsy\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: DUODENUM: Normal - examined to D3.,Stomach- Pylorus.,OESOPHAGUS: traces of scarring post bleach ingestion with no inflammation, no strictures and no ulcerations, oesophagus essentially looks normal; GOJ at 40 cm.,Z-line at: 46cm .,He had a Paris IIa lesion at 12 and 6 o'clock.,Bx taken.,Cervical inlet patch at 18 cm, on the right wall,Small sliding hiatus hernia about 2cm.,Small amount of bile in the gastric conduit.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1294090\nPatient Name: Dudley, Mercedes\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hoffman, Brittney\nDate of procedure: 2008-01-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Anderson, Alana\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Frost, Lolita\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FG6\nExtent of Exam: Pylorus\nIndications: Dyspepsia\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: OESOPHAGUS: Normal, no residual Barrett's post HALO RFA.,NBI used .,Extensive portal hypertensive gastropathy.,Fundoplication in good position.,10mls 1% Lignocaine to skin.,OESOPHAGUS: Barrett's osophagus C3M5 34-39cm.,Haemostasis achieved.,Endoscopic treatment not indicated.,Oesophagus- 3 columns of well covered grade I varices seen.,Atrophic gastritis only.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M9440150\nPatient Name: Dunn, Abigaile\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Visser, Amanda\nDate of procedure: 2010-03-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Arif, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Wood, Alison\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FG4\nExtent of Exam: Oesophagus\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Gastroscopy (OGD)\nFindings: No obvious slipped wrap.,Two congested folds below the OGJ, with variceal-like appearance, which nearly completely desappear on full distention.,OESOPHAGUS: three varices in the distal tract, one medium size, the other 2 small and flattened on insufflation, all well covered.,Normal oesophagus; SCJ at 40 cm widely patent with 20 mm balloon fitting loosely; both limbs of jejunum entered for 20 cm.,OESOPHAGUS: no obvious lesions, some neovascularity 28cm ?,OESOPHAGUS: Irregular Z-line, no clear visible Barrett's but metaplasia on previous biopsy.,As pt very symptomatic and on PPI gastric biopsies taken for H.Pylori.\n\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."}