Abstract
Double fistula between esophagus and mediastinum during chemo-radiotherapy in a patient affected with esophageal cancer
Highlights
A 61 years-old woman received the diagnosis of cervical esophageal stenosing cancer in September 2015
The patient was treated by concomitant chemotherapy and radiotherapy (41.4 Gy) completed in Dicember 2015
Computed tomography (CT) showed a large consolidation in the right lung with air-fluid level and the presence of a leak of contrast between the esophageal lumen and the collection for the presence of a fistula (Figure 1: a, b, c)
Summary
A 61 years-old woman received the diagnosis of cervical esophageal stenosing cancer in September 2015. An esophageal stent was endoscopically placed at the diagnosis.
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