Neither esophageal nor stomach cancer can always be detected on a CT scan, especially if early stage. But, seeing a GI doctor and getting an upper endoscopy, where a lighted scope with a camera is passed into the esophagus and stomach, is the best way to detect these cancers. If an abnormality is found in either the stomach or esophagus, a biopsy can be taken to see if cancer is present. Good luck
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It may, not always, suboptimal test for early stages, commonly used for staging and surveillance along with direct visualization through upper endoscopy.
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