Table 1: Two Reported Cases of Esophagitis Dissecans Superficialis Associated with Bullous Pemphigoid.

Case	Demographic Characteristics	Gastrointestinal Symptoms	Past Medical History	Home Medications	Endoscopic Findings	Management	Outcome
1. Tijjani et al. [5]	47-year-old female	Odynophagia, hematemesis	Bullous pemphigoid	Prednisolone, azathioprine	Sloughing esophageal mucosa with bleeding, erosions in the mid-esophagus (biopsied)	Systemic corticosteroid, blood transfusions, proton-pump inhibitor	Resolution of esophageal lesions at 12 weeks
2. Monke-muller et al. [14]	65-year-old male	Dysphagia, coffee-ground emesis	End-stage renal disease, bullous pemphigoid, coronary artery disease	Not reported	Fragile esophageal mucosa with fluid-filled blebs, “pilling-off” of the mucosa upon biopsy	Systemic corticosteroid	No esophageal lesions at 3 months