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5% (range 63.0-80.0%) and 53.8% (37.5-73.3%, = .018), respectively. With regard to microscopic measurements, the length of re-epithelialization was greater in the cell sheet group than in the control group (2,495 µm vs. 369 µm, = .008). Median fibrosis thickness and degree of muscle damage were not significantly different between groups. Although allogeneic epithelial cell sheet transplantation showed greater re-epithelialization and less mucosal constriction of post-ESD ulcers, it was not sufficiently effective in preventing post-ESD
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