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Effect of Aspirin on Biomarkers of Barrett’s Esophagus After Successful Eradication of Barrett’s Esophagus with Radiofrequency Ablation

Schema

The Schema is a timeline of the study. It indicates start/end points, visits expected, major testing to be done, and any other information that is crucial to understanding how the study was completed.

  • Screening

    Chart review and telephone interview
  • Consent / Registration

    Endoscopic exam and biopsies
  • Eligibility Confirmation

    No residual BE, laboratory tests, physical exam, eligibility forms
  • Randomization

    • Aspirin (325mg) Daily for 12 Months
    • Placebo Daily for 12 Months
  • Scheduled Visits

    Month 1

    Phone interview regarding symptoms, illnesses, doctor's visits, medication, and compliance

    Every 3 Months

    Phone interview regarding symptoms, illnesses, doctor's visits, medication, compliance, and dispension of study agent by mail

    At One Year

    As above plus SF-36 health survey and interval questionnaire plus follow-up exam

    Toxicity Assessment at Months 1, 3, 6, 9, 12, and 18

  • Post-Treatment EGD and Tissue Acquisition at Month 12 and 18

    EGD was performed and biopsies were taken and sent to local Pathologist. Physical exam and final labs were taken at month 12.