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Assessment of dysphagia
Hypertrophic tonsils
From the collection of Dr S. Charous
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Assessment of dysphagia
Thyroid tumour compressing cervical oesophagus
From the collection of Dr S. Charous
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Assessment of dysphagia
Larynx as a result of cricopharyngeal dysfunction
From the collection of Dr S. Charous
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Laryngeal/pharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma
From the collection of Dr S. Charous
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Assessment of dysphagia
Idiopathic achalasia: barium oesophagograms showing a dilated oesophageal body and a tapering stricture in the distal oesophagus ('bird's beak')
From the collection of Dr S. Charous
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Assessment of dysphagia
Endoscopic view of pharynx showing osteophytes pressing inwards on posterior pharyngeal wall, obscuring view of larynx with epiglottis in background
From the collection of Dr S. Charous
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Assessment of dysphagia
Corkscrew oesophagus from diffuse oesophageal spasm seen on a barium swallow study
From the collection of Dr S. Charous
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Lateral x-ray during barium swallow, demonstrating osteophytes displacing flow of barium in upper oesophagus
From the collection of Dr S. Charous
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Zenker’s diverticulum: lateral view with barium oesophagram
From the collection of Dr S. Charous, Clinical Professor of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, Loyola University Medical Center; used with permission.
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Assessment of dysphagia
Hypertrophic tonsils
From the collection of Dr S. Charous
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Assessment of dysphagia
Hypertrophic tonsils causing severely narrowed pharyngeal opening
From the collection of Dr S. Charous
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