Abstract
Abstract A rare case of ectopic gastric and colonic mucosa to the middle of esophagus leads to ulceration then to localized perforation so sever adhesions to the vertebra (T4-5-6) and stenosis.
Highlights
Scientific KnowledgeA rare case of ectopic gastric and colonic mucosa to the middle of esophagus leads to ulceration to localized perforation so sever adhesions to the vertebra (T4-5-6) and stenosis
Heterotopic gastric mucosa of the esophagus (HGMPE), is an island of ectopic gastric mucosa that is found in the proximal esophagus
The early reported cases of Barrett's esophagus in infants and children were based upon demonstration of columnar epithelium in a few biopsies that did not document the presence of specialized, meta-plastic epithelium, which is currently considered essential for the diagnosis of Barrett's esophagus
Summary
A rare case of ectopic gastric and colonic mucosa to the middle of esophagus leads to ulceration to localized perforation so sever adhesions to the vertebra (T4-5-6) and stenosis
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