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Barium precipitates can result in a radiographic appearance in the esophagus and stomach simulating erosive esophagitis and gastritis. The diagnosis requires endoscopic confirmation of the erosions. Visual confirmation is necessary in view of a recent report pathologically documenting gastritis in 36 percent of a group of "healthy" volunteers who had no evidence of ulcerations or gastro-intestinal symptoms.
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