Three key changes from the last version of the guidelines:
1. Expanding acceptable screening techniques to include nonendoscopic methods.
2. Liberalized intervals for observing short-segment Barrett’s esophagus.
3. Volume criteria for endoscopic therapy centers.
The new guidelines can be found here.
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