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pathology ch 5 esophagus 1

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show esophageal atresia  
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show failure of a satisfactory esophageal lumen to form separate from the trachea  
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show upper and lower esophagus end in blind pouches  
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type 2 tracheoesophageal fistula is seen as:   show
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which tracheoesophageal fistula is the most common?   show
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show an upper segment ending in a blind pouch at the carina, and lower segment attached to the trachea  
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alternate name for GERD   show
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show ulcers can be seen with double contrast, hazy borders with single contrast  
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show normal squamous cells of the esophagus are replaced by columnar cells  
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Esophageal cancer occurs most often where?   show
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show hiatal hernia or ulceration  
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show flat plaque-like lesion  
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Later stages of esophageal cancer can be seen radiographically as:   show
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show outpunching  
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