Cardiac spasm, also known as Achalasia, is a rare disease of the esophagus, ranked second after esophageal cancer. The overall frequency is 6 cases/100,000 population/year.

Hi doctor. My brother has esophageal stricture, has been taking medicine (acid) since 2013 until now. Doctor tell me can it be cured now? Please answer, thank you.

Endoscopic images of eosinophilic esophagitis (VTQDBCAT) are quite diverse, including white patches, concentric rings, narrowing, mucosa with loss of capillary network, paper-thin esophagus, Schatzki ring, pseudotumor. diverticulum and on endoscopic ultrasonography a thickened esophageal wall can be seen.

Esophageal webs are indentations of the esophageal wall that can partially narrow the lumen of the esophagus. Initially, the esophageal web is usually asymptomatic, but occasionally patients may experience intermittent dysphagia with solid foods.

Doctor, tell me, how to treat esophageal stenosis and spasm? What is the cost of esophagectomy?

Achalasia is a disease that seriously affects the patient's quality of life. To treat achalasia, patients can use medication, surgery or balloon dilation. Of these, balloon dilation is widely used today.

Esophageal burns in children are common injuries caused by children often mistakenly drinking chemicals such as detergents, caustic soda, lye water, etc. Treatment of esophageal burns in children needs to be detected early, emergency treatment is timely, then depending on the severity of the injury, treatment will be carried out according to the appropriate regimen.

Esophageal burns due to chemicals are injuries that can occur in both adults and children due to drinking or swallowing chemicals that burn the esophagus. So are esophageal burns due to chemicals dangerous and what complications can they leave?