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A 56−year−old woman with a history of osteoporosis and hyperlipidemia present− ed for evaluation of gastroesophageal re− flux disease. She had undergone a normal esophagogastroduodenoscopy examina− tion within the previous 12 months and had had an incomplete response to treat− ment with proton−pump inhibitors. Be− cause of her symptoms, she was referred for wireless pH monitoring using the Bra− vo system (Medtronic, Minneapolis, Min− nesota, USA). The patient underwent an uneventful placement of the Bravo probe.

Symptomatic esophageal ulceration caused by a Bravo wireless pH probe and subsequent endoscopic removal of the probe using a retrieval net