31 year old female presented with progressive dysphagia and weight loss. Upper GI examination was done. diagnose please.
Bird beak sign suggestive of Achalasia cardia. Esophageal manometry will show the increased resting lower esophageal sphincter tone and abnormal peristalsis of body of oesophagus
dramatic dilatation of the esophagus with absent peristalsis and tapered narrowing at the esophagogastric junction.
Birds beak esophagus ..esophageal carcinoma is amongst possibility another it may be achalasia cardia
Achalasia cardia with megaesophagus or paraesophageal hernia.. Get UGI endoscopy..
Ca Oesophagus lower one third Rat tailed appearance is diagnostic appearance
Achalasia cardia. However carcinoma oesophagus can't be ruled out
Achalasia cardia/Mega oesophagus. Rule out carcinoma
Rat tail appearance achalasia cardia sos scopy
Severe stricture in patulous esophagus i guess
Sigmoid esophagus... achlasia cardia
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