Reviewer's report
Title:Endoscopic optical diagnosis provides high diagnostic accuracy of
esophageal squamous cell carcinoma
Version:1Date:3 June 2014
Reviewer: Rajvinder Singh
Reviewer's report:
I have reviewed the manuscript and have the following specific comment:
The authors have very clearly shown the benefit of endoscopic diagnosis
compared to histology obtained by biopsies in this very elegant study. Can the
authors please clarify further how the diagnosis of these lesions were made
using NBI; particularly if any classification was used and if optical magnification
played a role.
Reviewer's report
Title:Endoscopic optical diagnosis provides high diagnostic accuracy of
esophageal squamous cell carcinoma
Version:1Date:3 June 2014
Reviewer: Rajvinder Singh
Reviewer's report:
I have reviewed the manuscript and have the following specific comment:
The authors have very clearly shown the benefit of endoscopic diagnosis
compared to histology obtained by biopsies in this very elegant study. Can the
authors please clarify further how the diagnosis of these lesions were made
using NBI; particularly if any classification was used and if optical magnification
played a role.
Please review this paper.
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Reviewer's report
Title:Endoscopic optical diagnosis provides high diagnostic accuracy of
esophageal squamous cell carcinoma
Version:1Date:3 June 2014
Reviewer: Rajvinder Singh
Reviewer's report:
I have reviewed the manuscript and have the following specific comment:
The authors have very clearly shown the benefit of endoscopic diagnosis
compared to histology obtained by biopsies in this very elegant study. Can the
authors please clarify further how the diagnosis of these lesions were made
using NBI; particularly if any classification was used and if optical magnification
played a role.
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