Center for Esophageal Diseases - MedStar Georgetown

The specialists at MedStar Georgetown are experts in the treatment of esophageal diseases, including: Barrett's Esophagus Esophageal cancer GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease) Achalasia Other swallowing and motility disorders

Treatment of any disease begins with an accurate diagnosis. At the Center for Endoscopic Excellence, we use a variety of advanced diagnostic tools to assess patients for esophageal disease. Treatments include: Barrx TM - a radiofrequency ablation (burning of diseased tissue) inside the esophagus Photodynamic therapy - a light-activated treatment of cancer

To schedule an appointment with a gastroenterology specialist, please call our scheduling line. Phone: 855-546-0620

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