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The patient was transferred to the Mayo Clinic in February 1996. Further endoscopy confirmed severe ulcerative esophagitis affecting the entire length of the esophagus, which was more severe in the distal half Fig. 1A ; , with mild gastritis and duodenitis. Biopsies showed ulceration and necrosis; multiple fungal and viral cultures were negative. Repeated computed tomographic studies confirmed the original findings Fig. 1B ; . The patient was treated with total parenteral nutrition, intravenous H2 blockers, and morphine. After recovery, barium studies of the esophagus and stomach showed a small hiatal hernia and recumbent reflux. She was discharged taking omeprazole and sucralfate slurry. One month later, nearly all the symptoms had resolved. In June 1996, repeated endoscopy showed a normal esophagus and superficial gastritis. When last seen on June 17, 1996, she was free of symptoms. Patient 2 Patient 2 was an 84-year-old woman who had symptoms of dysphagia and odynophagia approximately four days after the initiation of treatment with alendronate 10 mg daily ; . She continued to take the drug and 10 days later was hospitalized for odynophagia and dehydration. The patient had taken alendronate with half a glass of water 90 to 120 ml [3 to oz] ; , frequently while in a recumbent position. Her other medications consisted of thyroxine; vitamin C, D, and E supplements; calcium carbonate; an estrogen and progesterone preparation; enalapril; amitriptyline; glyburide for type II diabetes mellitus; and ranitidine because of previous gastritis caused by nonsteroidal antiinflammatory agents. Other than the alendronate, no new medicines had been taken during the preceding year. Endoscopy showed severe, circumferential ulceration of the distal 10 cm of the esophagus, with a normal-appearing proximal esophagus. After discharge, the patient was given omeprazole 20 mg twice daily ; for four weeks, followed by lansoprazole 30 mg daily ; . Alendronate was continued. The symptoms persisted. Six weeks later, computed tomographic images of the chest, as well as endoscopic ultrasonographic studies, showed marked thickening of the walls of the esophagus and a small hiatal hernia. Smears for fungi were negative. Esophageal biopsies showed marked acute and chronic inflammatory changes, with one focus suggesting neoplastic changes. The patient was referred to the Mayo Clinic in February 1996, by which time she had lost 10 kg 22 while continuing to take alendronate and her other medications. Repeated endoscopy with ultrasonography confirmed distal esophagitis with pronounced ulceration and circumferential wall thickening, without signs of neoplastic invasion. Alendronate was discontinued, and the patient was treated with lansoprazole and cisapride. Repeated endoscopy in March 1996 showed persistent circumferential ulcerations in the distal esophagus. The esophagus was dilated. As of July 1996, the patient was free of symptoms of esophagitis or a stricture. Patient 3 Patient 3 was a 74-year-old woman who presented to the University of South Florida in February 1996 with a two-month history of progressive odynophagia and dysphagia, a weight loss of 0.9 to 1.4 kg 2 to and an episode of hematemesis. Four and a half years earlier, esophagogastroduodenoscopy for dyspepsia had shown three benign gastric ulcers and a normal esophagus. Repeated endoscopy after two months of treatment with ranitidine confirmed that the ulcer had healed; ranitidine was continued. Two months before presentation, she started taking alendronate 10 mg per day ; , ingesting the tablets with half a glass of water. The patient had progressive odynophagia and dysphagia, which markedly impaired her oral intake, and hematemesis. A barium swallow examination showed esophagitis, a new stricture of the distal esophagus 3 to 4 length ; , and a small hiatal hernia Fig. 2 ; . Endoscopy showed severe, circumferential ulceration of the distal 12 cm of the esophagus, with a very narrowed lumen.

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