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Ct scan says mild thickening of lower esophagus wall? what does this mean ?
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I would expect this wording in any patient with a past history of GE Reflux/heartburn symptoms. What it means in an individual case should be interpreted by the doc who knows all the patient history and why the study was ordered.
Answered 3/20/2023
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