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1)Savary-Miller classification
2)Hetzel-Dent classification
3)MUSE classification
4)Los Angeles classification

FOR WHAT CONDITION THESE CLASSIFICATIONS ARE USED?

WHICH AMONG THESE IS WIDELY REFERENCED?

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all classifications used for reflux esophagitis
ref: internet

drlouis · Credits: 5374 My Scrapbook

and savary-miller is widely used .

Grade I exhibits one or more supravestibular, non-confluent reddish spots, with or without exudate

Grade II demonstrates erosive and exudative lesions in the distal esophagus that may be confluent, but not circumferential

Grade III is characterized by circumferential erosions in the distal esophagus, covered by hemorrhagic and pseudomembranous exudate

Grade IV is defined by the presence of chronic complications such as deep ulcers, stenosis, or scarring with Barrett's metaplasia

Hetzel-Dent system, focusing on subtle mucosal changes

MUSE classification-metaplasia (M), ulceration (U), stricturing (S), and mucosal erosion (E)

Los Angeles classification — The Los Angeles classification grades esophagitis severity by the extent of mucosal abnormality

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gr8 info.thanx

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Los Angeles Classification of Esophagitis

Grade A Mucosal break < 5 mm in length

Grade B Mucosal break > 5mm

Grade C Mucosal break continuous between > 2 mucosal folds

Grade D Mucosal break >75% of esophageal circumference

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