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How to diagnose and manage patients with Barrett's esophagus in China

In order to prevent the development of Barrett's esophagus (BE)‐related esophageal cancer in China and facilitate the communication of research results among different centers, we propose using standardized diagnostic criteria and taking a conservative approach to diagnose and manage BE patients. BE patients without dysplasia need to be treated medically. For low‐grade dysplasia, an annual endoscopy with biopsies is recommended, along with medical therapy. For high‐grade dysplasia and intramucosal carcinoma, an endoscopic or surgical intervention is suggested. All BE patients should be followed up closely.