Unique Endoscopic Presentation of “Reversed Reflux”-type Cameron Lesions

As typical complications of hiatal hernias, Cameron lesions often go unnoticed in clinical practice, in particular, in patients with presumed overt and/or obscure upper gastrointestinal bleeding. However, albeit not yet systematically studied, Cameron lesions might be highlighted by novel image-enhanced endoscopic technologies, such as linked color imaging (LCI). Reminiscent of erosive reflux lesions, these lesions may present as reddish streaks, frank ulceration, and/or any other variation within this spectrum. However, an endoscopic presentation as “reverse reflux”-type Cameron lesions, mirroring typical erosive reflux lesions at the Z line, may represent a unique, novel endoscopic presentation. How to cite this article: Zimmer V. Unique Endoscopic Presentation of “Reversed Reflux”-type Cameron Lesions. Euroasian J Hepato-Gastroenterol 2020;10(2):103–104.