Low grade dysplasa in the oesphagus. Is it true?

A patient with a hiatus hernia experiences inflammation at the gastroesophageal junction. Gastroscopies show varying biopsy results, including regeneration and low-grade dysplasia. The focus is on distinguishing inflammation from malignancy, emphasizing the challenges in diagnosis. Proper biopsy techniques and communication between endoscopists and pathologists are vital for accurate findings. The importance of thorough evaluation and follow-up is highlighted.