Title: Global Burden of Esophageal Diseases: A Comprehensive Analysis of Disease Trends
and Risk Factors from 1990 to 2021
Version: 2 Date: 26 Apr 2025
Reviewer:  Amal Arifi Hidayat
Reviewer's report:
The authors investigated the global distribution of ED and conducted a thorough temporal
analysis. The methodology is robust, and the discussion is insightful, offering valuable
perspectives. Only a few minor revisions are needed to further enhance the overall quality and
readability of the paper.
Minor Revisions:
1. In line 368-369, the authors stated that low and low-middle SDI regions should prioritize
GERD management and EC nutritional interventions. A more detailed review of nutritional
interventions related to EC is suggested to enhance the cohesiveness of the discussion.
Title: Global Burden of Esophageal Diseases: A Comprehensive Analysis of Disease Trends
and Risk Factors from 1990 to 2021
Version: 2 Date: 26 Apr 2025
Reviewer:  Amal Arifi Hidayat
Reviewer's report:
The authors investigated the global distribution of ED and conducted a thorough temporal
analysis. The methodology is robust, and the discussion is insightful, offering valuable
perspectives. Only a few minor revisions are needed to further enhance the overall quality and
readability of the paper.
Minor Revisions:
1. In line 368-369, the authors stated that low and low-middle SDI regions should prioritize
GERD management and EC nutritional interventions. A more detailed review of nutritional
interventions related to EC is suggested to enhance the cohesiveness of the discussion.
Please review this paper.
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Title: Global Burden of Esophageal Diseases: A Comprehensive Analysis of Disease Trends
and Risk Factors from 1990 to 2021
Version: 2 Date: 26 Apr 2025
Reviewer:  Amal Arifi Hidayat
Reviewer's report:
The authors investigated the global distribution of ED and conducted a thorough temporal
analysis. The methodology is robust, and the discussion is insightful, offering valuable
perspectives. Only a few minor revisions are needed to further enhance the overall quality and
readability of the paper.
Minor Revisions:
1. In line 368-369, the authors stated that low and low-middle SDI regions should prioritize
GERD management and EC nutritional interventions. A more detailed review of nutritional
interventions related to EC is suggested to enhance the cohesiveness of the discussion.
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