A 3 year-old child with a history of esophageal atresia repaired at birth comes to your office as a new referral after moving from another state. The child is eating well, has no respiratory issues and is developmentally normal. The child has not taken antacids in several months. What is the next best step in this patient’s management?
A The child should resume antacid medication
B The child should have a surveillance endoscopy with biopsies to evaluate for asymptomatic esophagitis
C The child does not require antacids or further follow-up
D The child should get an esophagogram
A The child should resume antacid medication
B The child should have a surveillance endoscopy with biopsies to evaluate for asymptomatic esophagitis
C The child does not require antacids or further follow-up
D The child should get an esophagogram
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