A 4-month-old baby girl with a history of chronic cough and difficulty feeding and regurgitation was referred to our hospital because she was diagnosed with esophageal stenosis after performing a contrast swallow.
the baby weighs 4 kgs and does not seem malnuritied
flexible fiber-optic bronchoscopy and Upper GI endoscopy were done at the same anesthesia.
looking for opinions about management.
the baby weighs 4 kgs and does not seem malnuritied
flexible fiber-optic bronchoscopy and Upper GI endoscopy were done at the same anesthesia.
- bronchoscopy was normal
- upper gi endoscopy showed esophageal stenosis 13cm from the tooth arch. no hiatal hernia or signs of esophageal inflammation were detected.
looking for opinions about management.
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