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Motility disorders of the esophagus Abnormal esophageal motilitycan causeesophageal dysphagia
functional or structural abnormalities of the esophagus like esophageal strictures due to acid reflux disease(passive) can be caused byEsophageal dysphagia
anatomical or motility disorders of the esophagus and occasionally the gastric cardia(passive) is usually caused byEsophageal dysphagia
Diseases that involve the swallowing tube ( esophaguscan causeesophageal dysphagia
reflux esophagitis motility disorders ( abnormal coordination of contractions ) and the presence of nearby tumors(passive) is usually caused byEsophageal dysphagia
functional or structural abnormalities of the esophagus like esophageal strictures(passive) can be caused byEsophageal dysphagia
the esophagus(passive) is caused byEsophageal dysphagia
damage or disease of the throat(passive) is caused byEsophageal dysphagia
functional or structural abnormalities of the esophagus(passive) can be caused byEsophageal dysphagia
Scleroderma , muscle diseases and nerve diseasescauseesophageal dysphagia
by a motility disorder(passive) caused byEsophageal dysphagia
by LES dysfunction(passive) caused byesophageal dysphagia
diseasescausingesophageal dysphagia
a change in the ability of the esophagus to fully open during swallowing(passive) can be caused byEsophageal dysphagia
usually(passive) is ... causedEsophageal dysphagia
The three most common mechanical lesionscausingesophageal dysphagia
almost always(passive) is ... causedEsophageal dysphagia
mechanical problem ( web , from chronic acid reflux destroying the LES(passive) can be caused byEsophageal dysphagia
on the other hand(passive) is ... causedEsophageal dysphagia
portal hypertension that accompanies cirrhosis of the liver or mechanical obstruction and occlusion of hepatic veins(passive) are caused byEsophageal varices
cirrhosis(passive) caused byesophageal varices
Portal high blood pressurehas promptedesophageal varices
A blood clot in the portal vein or in a vein that feeds into the portal veincan causeesophageal varices
in turn(passive) may be causedEsophageal varices
Any type of long - term ( chronic ) liver diseasecan causeesophageal varices
This can also occur in the esophaguscausingesophageal varices
liver failure , cirrhosis , or other conditions that result in reduced blood flow through the liver(passive) are usually caused byEsophageal varices
liver disease(passive) is caused byEsophageal varices
portal hypertension , or high blood pressure inside the venous system connecting the liver and GI tract(passive) are caused byEsophageal varices
Other diseases and conditionsalso can causeesophageal varices
high blood pressure(passive) are caused byEsophageal varices
by malignant tumors(passive) caused byesophageal strictures
malignant tumors only(passive) caused byesophageal strictures
cancer of the esophagus(passive) caused byesophageal strictures
inflammation or damage to the esophagus that can lead to scar tissue(passive) are caused byEsophageal strictures
by intrinsic or extrinsic malignant tumors(passive) caused byesophageal strictures
intrinsic or extrinsic malignant tumors(passive) caused byesophageal strictures
that have been identifiedto causeesophageal ulceration
These swallowing problemsoriginateThese swallowing problems
an area of narrowingcausesan area of narrowing
in the Esophagus ) and Oropharyngeal Dysphagiaoriginatingin the Esophagus ) and Oropharyngeal Dysphagia
foodcausesfood
due to a growth or tumor in the throat or esophaguscauseddue to a growth or tumor in the throat or esophagus
due to Esophageal NarrowingCauseddue to Esophageal Narrowing
to feeling of retention of foodcan leadto feeling of retention of food
due to AchalasiaCauseddue to Achalasia
coughingmay causecoughing
due to EsophagitisCauseddue to Esophagitis
from a structural problem with your esophagus , including narrowing , scarring , blockage , or inflammationresultsfrom a structural problem with your esophagus , including narrowing , scarring , blockage , or inflammation
due to SclerodermaCauseddue to Scleroderma
a host of undesirable symptomscan causea host of undesirable symptoms
the wide spectrum of symptoms and problems(passive) caused bythe wide spectrum of symptoms and problems
from long standing ( reflux ) esophagitis or esophageal ulcerscan also resultfrom long standing ( reflux ) esophagitis or esophageal ulcers
swallowing problemscauseswallowing problems
to problems with swallowingmay leadto problems with swallowing
to problems with swallowingcan leadto problems with swallowing
swallowing problemscould potentially causeswallowing problems
swallowing difficultiescan causeswallowing difficulties
to esophageal cancermay leadto esophageal cancer
to more severe swallowing difficulties or complete obstructionseventually can leadto more severe swallowing difficulties or complete obstructions
some on her foodis causingsome on her food
from portal hypertensionresultfrom portal hypertension
from deep circumferential injury of the esophagusresultfrom deep circumferential injury of the esophagus
rarelycauserarely
to dysphagiamay leadto dysphagia
scarringcan causescarring
to varicieal hemorrhageleadingto varicieal hemorrhage
from refluxmay resultfrom reflux
complete obstructioncausecomplete obstruction
from deep circumferential injury of the esophagus and healing by intramural fibrosis , which results in a narrow , restrictive lumenresultfrom deep circumferential injury of the esophagus and healing by intramural fibrosis , which results in a narrow , restrictive lumen
in feeding intoleranceresultingin feeding intolerance
dysphagia that progresses in frequency and severitycausedysphagia that progresses in frequency and severity
to hemetamesis and melenaleadingto hemetamesis and melena
no symptomscauseno symptoms
Dysphagia(passive) congenitally is caused byDysphagia
dysphagiacausingdysphagia
to GERDmay also contributeto GERD
Retrospective Analyses of Esophageal Bypass Surgery for Patients with Esophagorespiratory Fistulas(passive) Caused byRetrospective Analyses of Esophageal Bypass Surgery for Patients with Esophagorespiratory Fistulas