Eosinophilic Esophagitis and Cow’s Milk: Mechanisms, Challenges, and Treatment Perspectives
Nutrients,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
17(2), С. 265 - 265
Опубликована: Янв. 12, 2025
Eosinophilic
esophagitis
is
a
chronic,
antigen-driven,
immune-mediated
disease
characterized
by
esophageal
dysfunction
and
significant
eosinophilic
infiltration.
Its
rising
incidence
prevalence
over
recent
decades
reflect
both
increased
clinical
awareness
the
influence
of
environmental
factors
such
as
dietary
patterns
allergen
exposure.
Among
food
allergens,
cow’s
milk
proteins
are
most
commonly
implicated
triggers,
contributing
to
inflammation
through
complex
immunological
pathways
involving
IgE-mediated
non-IgE-mediated
mechanisms.
Dietary
elimination
has
been
shown
induce
histologic
remission
in
60%
pediatric
patients,
underscoring
its
pivotal
role
management.
Despite
these
promising
results,
challenges
persist,
including
variability
individual
responses,
burden
adherence
restrictive
diets,
gaps
understanding
molecular
mechanisms
driving
milk-induced
inflammation.
This
review
examines
relationship
between
milk,
focusing
on
pathogenesis
management,
offering
insights
into
therapeutic
implications.
Understanding
interplay
particularly
may
inform
development
targeted
interventions
improve
outcomes
for
affected
patients.
Язык: Английский
Dupilumab is efficacious for eosinophilic esophagitis irrespective of prior swallowed budesonide or fluticasone, or prior treatments used alongside swallowed topical corticosteroids: results from the phase 3, randomized, placebo-controlled, LIBERTY EoE TREET trial
Expert Review of Gastroenterology & Hepatology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 13
Опубликована: Фев. 5, 2025
Background
Standard
treatments
for
eosinophilic
esophagitis
(EoE)
may
present
adherence,
tolerance,
and
efficacy
challenges.
Dupilumab
300
mg
weekly
is
approved
the
treatment
of
EoE
in
patients
≥
1
year
old,
weighing
15
kg.
This
analysis
aimed
to
evaluate
dupilumab
from
LIBERTY
TREET
trial
(NCT03633617),
with
prior
history
different
interventions.
Язык: Английский
Outcomes in eosinophilic esophagitis: current understanding and future directions
Current Opinion in Allergy and Clinical Immunology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Апрель 8, 2025
Purpose
of
review
Eosinophilic
esophagitis
(EoE)
is
a
chronic,
immune-mediated
disorder
that
demands
lifelong
management
due
to
its
potential
progress
fibrosis
and
esophageal
strictures.
This
synthesizes
current
strategies
for
evaluating
EoE
outcomes
highlights
emerging
approaches
aimed
at
reconciling
the
often
discordant
relationship
between
clinical
symptoms
histologic
findings.
An
updated
synthesis
crucial
guide
evolving
practices.
Recent
findings
literature
emphasizes
multifaceted
nature
EoE,
revealing
limitations
in
traditional
outcome
measures.
Advances
patient-reported
(PROs),
scoring
systems,
endoscopic
assessments
have
enriched
our
understanding
disease
activity.
Furthermore,
integration
functional
through
modalities
such
as
high-resolution
manometry
EndoFLIP,
along
with
digital
data
integration,
has
refined
monitoring
provided
nuanced
insights
into
treatment
responses
long-term
progression.
Additionally,
evidence
suggests
integrating
novel
biomarkers
may
further
refine
stratification
outcomes.
Summary
A
multidimensional
approach
combines
clinical,
histologic,
endoscopic,
personalized
EoE.
These
pave
way
improved
therapeutic
decision-making
highlight
need
standardized,
comprehensive
tools
both
practice
future
research.
additional
advocate
shift
towards
precision
medicine,
emphasizing
multidisciplinary
patient-centric
approaches.
Язык: Английский
Sex‐related differences in the presentation, management and response to treatment of eosinophilic esophagitis: Cross sectional analysis of EoE CONNECT registry
United European Gastroenterology Journal,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Ноя. 8, 2024
Eosinophilic
esophagitis
(EoE)
predominantly
affects
males
across
all
ages;
however,
little
is
known
about
sex
differences
for
other
aspects
of
EoE.
Язык: Английский
Understanding tissue injury and remodelling in eosinophilic oesophagitis: development towards personalised medicine
Gut,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown, С. gutjnl - 333994
Опубликована: Дек. 10, 2024
Eosinophilic
oesophagitis
(EoE)
is
a
chronic,
immune-mediated
condition
characterised
by
eosinophilic
infiltration
of
the
oesophagus,
leading
to
significant
morbidity
due
oesophageal
dysfunction.
The
pathogenic
course
EoE
begins
with
tissue
injury,
marked
intricate
interplay
barrier
dysfunction
and
T
helper
2-mediated
inflammation.
In
response
damage,
subsequent
phase
remodelling
features
complex
interaction
between
epithelial
cells
stromal
cells,
aimed
at
repair.
persistence
inflammation
drives
these
mechanisms
towards
fibrostenosis,
mainly
through
transforming
growth
factor-dependent,
myofibroblast-driven
accumulation
extracellular
matrix.
Currently,
treatment
options
for
are
limited,
dietary
intervention,
proton
pump
inhibitors
oral
steroids
serving
as
first-line
therapies.
Dupilumab,
an
antiinterleukin
(IL)
4/IL-13
agent,
only
biologic
that
has
been
approved
European
American
regulatory
authorities.
However,
emerging
OMIC
technologies
significantly
advance
our
understanding
pathogenesis,
revealing
novel
cellular
molecular
driving
disease.
This
progress
accelerated
identification
new
therapeutic
targets
agents,
some
already
under
clinical
investigation,
potentially
expanding
arsenal
paving
way
more
personalised
approaches.
this
evolving
landscape,
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
shown
great
potential
further
elaborate
on
complexities
heterogeneity,
offering
standardised
tools
diagnosis,
disease
phenotyping,
prediction
response.
Though
still
in
their
early
stages,
integrating
OMICs
AI
marks
pivotal
step
precision
medicine
EoE.
Язык: Английский
Editorial: Targeting the Future of Eosinophilic Oesophagitis Management
Alimentary Pharmacology & Therapeutics,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Дек. 16, 2024
Eosinophilic
oesophagitis
(EoE)
is
a
chronic,
immune/antigen-mediated
condition
characterised
by
eosinophil-dominated
inflammation
of
the
oesophagus,
leading
to
dysphagia
and
oesophageal
dysfunction
[1].
Despite
advancements
in
diagnosis
treatment,
EoE
management
remains
challenging
due
its
chronicity
high
relapse
rates
after
treatment
discontinuation
[2].
Recent
innovations,
including
novel
drug
delivery
systems
biologic
therapies,
offer
new
avenues
for
improving
patient
outcomes.
The
Phase
II
randomised
clinical
trial
(RCT)
ESO-101,
mucoadhesive
system
mometasone
furoate,
represents
pivotal
step
towards
precision
medicine
[3].
This
approach
allows
localised
mucosa,
minimising
systemic
side
effects.
study
demonstrated
significant
histologic
endoscopic
improvements
with
ESO-101.
Peak
eosinophil
counts
decreased
49.1
per
high-power
field
on
ESO-101
compared
6.6
increase
placebo
(p
=
0.0318).
Additionally,
appearance
as
defined
Esophagitis
Endoscopic
Reference
Score
(EREFS)
improved,
median
decrease
from
7
4
group,
while
group
showed
no
change
0.001).
However,
relief
odynophagia
was
comparable
both
groups,
underscoring
complex
nature
and,
probably,
difficulties
assessing
outcome
according
current
methods
[4].
discordance
between
histological
outcomes
observed
aligns
findings
other
RCTs
investigating
lirentelimab,
benralizumab,
mepolizumab
reslizumab,
where
positive
reached
despite
symptom
persistence.
these
complexities,
regulatory
authorities
continue
mandate
reduction
co-primary
endpoint
registration
trials
[5].
Moreover,
discrepancies
highlight
that
perception
influenced
not
only
eosinophilic
but
also
structural
remodelling,
adaptive
behaviours
psychological
factors,
such
hypervigilance
anxiety
[6,
7].
prior
dilation
procedures
can
affect
trajectories
during
therapy,
introducing
variability
[8].
Furthermore,
eosinophils
are
key
diagnostic
therapeutic
markers,
they
part
larger
inflammatory
cascade
includes
Th2
cells,
mast
cytokines
mediators
could
contribute
These
observations
importance
addressing
physiological
aspects
disease.
expanding
landscape
proton
pump
inhibitors,
elimination
diets,
topical
corticosteroids
like
dupilumab,
offering
diverse
pathways
remission
[9,
10].
several
questions
remain.
Should
goal
always
be
complete
remission,
or
partial
acceptable
if
it
results
durable
control?
How
support
effectively
integrated
into
disease
management?
Advances
biomarkers,
motility
assessments
imaging
technologies
promise
refine
goals
enable
more
personalised
care
strategies.
exemplifies
progress
being
made
emphasising
need
deeper
understanding
pathophysiology.
Variability
responses
highlights
approaches,
supported
collaboration
among
researchers,
clinicians
patients
within
multidisciplinary
framework.
Moving
forward,
must
extend
beyond
controlling
restoring
quality
life
individuals
through
combination
medical
innovation
patient-centred
care.
Luisa
Bertin:
conceptualization,
writing
–
review
editing,
original
draft.
Edoardo
Vincenzo
Savarino:
supervision,
article
linked
Lucendo
et
al
paper.
To
view
this
article,
visit
https://doi.org/10.1111/apt.18443.
Data
sharing
applicable
data
were
created
analyzed
study.
Язык: Английский