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Esophageal Structures

Esophageal strictures are areas of local esophageal narrowing. They can result from ingestion of corrosive agents, previous esophageal atresia repair, epidermolysis bullosa or gastroesophageal reflux. A commonly used therapy is using balloon catheters under fluoroscopic guidance to dilate the esophagus.

Two visible esophageal strictures Contrast study of esophageal strictures
Two visible esophageal strictures Contrast study of esophageal strictures