"other findings seen have included ulceration, strictures and a "pseudolumen"."
"dissecting intramural haematoma of the oesophagus: high density wall thickening of the entire oesophagus. Clinically presents as chest pain without evidence of infection."
"reflux oesophagitis: often accompanied by a sliding oesophageal hernia and mainly involves the mid to lower oesophagus. No peripheral rim enhancement on the CT."
"tubular duplication of the oesophagus: usually asymptomatic."
"Usually there is co-infection of the stomach (phlegmonous gastritis), and if both the stomach and oesophagus are involved it is called phlegmonous oesophagogastritis 4. If other parts of the bowel are involved then phlegmonous enterocolitis can be seen."
"Usually there is co-infection of the stomach (phlegmonous gastritis), and if both the stomach and oesophagus are involved it is called phlegmonous oesophagogastritis 4. If other parts of the bowel are involved then phlegmonous enterocolitis can be seen."
"Usually there is co-infection of the stomach (phlegmonous gastritis), and if both the stomach and oesophagus are involved it is called phlegmonous oesophagogastritis 4. If other parts of the bowel are involved then phlegmonous enterocolitis can be seen."
"corrosive oesophagitis: history of acid or base ingestion"
"reflux oesophagitis: often accompanied by a sliding oesophageal hernia and mainly involves the mid to lower oesophagus. No peripheral rim enhancement on the CT."
"The responsible organism for acute phlegmonous oesophagitis varies in the literature, most commonly it has found to be Klebsiella pneumoniae."
"other findings seen have included ulceration, strictures and a "pseudolumen"."