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Dysphagia to solids for 2 years with foo
ULTRASOUND REPORT FOR:
"Dysphagia to solids for 2 years with food sticking in throat.Reduced HB level.blood level is 9."
REMARKS IN ULTRASOUND:
shelf like transverse filling defect seen in cervical oesophagus at the level of c4-c5 vertebra with proximal dialation with bold up of contrast .Jet phinomina also noted at this lavel.
Normal contrast opacification of distal esophagus identified with no muceosal irregularity or destruvtion.
No intrinsic or extrinsic impression seen.
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Dr. Vinay S Bhat
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
15 yrs exp
Bangalore
Though ultrasound is not a very soefiuand reliable investigation for dysphagia the report you have described seems to be barium swallow report. There seems to be obstruction at the level of upper esophageal opening which commonly occurs in case of plummer Vinson syndrome (post cricoid web). Anemia is always accompanies this condition. You need to undergo upper gastro intestinal endoscopy to confirm the diagnosis
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Consult nearby ENT specialist for confirmation of diagnosis and appropriate treatment if required
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