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Achalasia - Appearance of the LES After Treatment

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Balloon dilatation reduces the basal LES pressure by tearing muscle fibers

Presentation of the Balloon in the Gastric Fundus

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The image and the video clip show in retroflexed the balloon in the gastric fundus.

Quick Look at the Esophageal Mucosa After Dilation

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The rationale for dilation is to produce a controlled tear of the lower esophageal sphincter, which will result in relief of distal esophageal obstruction. This is the most effective non-surgical treatment...

Achalasia After Treatment - Presentation of GI...

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The image and the video clip show the GI junction that has been dilated. Pneumatic dilatation is an effective procedure in the treatment of primary achalasia during the short- and long-term period.

Balloon Dilatation for Achalasia - Prefered Way...

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Performing balloon dilatation under endoscopic observation as an outpatient procedure is simple, safe and efficacious for treating patients with achalasia and referral of surgical myotomy should be...

Achalasia - Insertion of the Balloon

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Balloon dilatation mechanically stretches the contracted LES. A Rigiflex balloon with a 30 mm diameter was advanced over the guide wire with the middle of the balloon traversing the GE junction.

Achalasia - Presence of Residual Saliva

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The symptoms have a slow onset and progress gradually; many people delay seeking medical attention until symptoms are advanced. The major symptom is difficulty swallowing (liquids or solids) Some people...

Achalasia - Presentation of Whole Esophageal...

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Achalasia occurs with an incidence of approximately 1:100,000 with an equal gender distribution. It occurs at all ages with an increase in incidence observed after the seventh decade. Dysphagia is...

Retroflexed Image of Narrowed Gastroesophageal...

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A "tight" gastroesophageal junction retroflexed image Sir Thomas Willis is credited with the first report of a patient with achalasia in 1674. Von Mikulicz in 1882 and Einhorn in 1888 hypothesized...

Achalasia - Residual Food - 50 Year-Old Lady

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This 50 year-old lady presented with progressive dysphagia to solids and liquids.

Achalasia - Assessment of Treatment Result (After...

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Status after dilatation with balloon Achalasia is the best understood example of an esophageal motility disorder and characterized by esophageal aperistalsis and impaired relaxation of the lower esophageal...

Balloon Dilatation for Esophageal Achalasia

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Balloon dilatation (pneumatic dilatation) This case the balloon was filled with water instead of air Pneumatic dilatation is considered to be the first line therapy for achalasia, but long-term outcome...

Esophageal Achalasia - Suspicion of Motor Dysphagia

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The GE junction was tight suggestive of motor dysphagia

Esophageal Achalasia - Impaction of Piece of...

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Meat Bolus With diathermy loop this piece of meat was extracted

Esophageal Achalasia - 65 Year-Old Female. Impaction...

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This 65 year-old female presented dysphagia, endoscopy finding: piece of meet impacted in the middle third of the esophagus and spasm of the lower third consistently of esophageal achalasia. this piece...

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