H. pylori density and mucosal type were the only predictors of active inflammation in ectopic gastric mucosal structures and a higher likelihood of inflammation in patients with H. pylori infection. active in the mucosa other than the ectopic gastric mucosal structure.

The detection of an ectopic gastric mucosal network or ring suggests the pathogenesis of an acid-induced lesion. Invasion of H. pylori may exacerbate complications of ectopic gastric mucosa.

Ectopic gastric mucosa (ectopic gastric mucosal structure) is an area of ​​surrounding mucosa that is salmon-pink, variable in size, and oval, round, or even map-shaped. . It is often observed during endoscopic evaluation of the cervical esophagus.

Other concomitant risk factors must also be considered before concluding that gastric mucosal ectopic and esophageal cancer is associated with esophageal cancer, since in such patients it is possible that the actual cancer is true. management is due to comorbidities, not ectopic gastric mucosa.