Presentation
Patient presents with abdominal pain and fever.
Patient Data
Age: 45
Gender: Female
From the case:
Colonic interposition of the esophagus
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Unusual finding of contrast filled colon (left) anastomosed between the upper esophagus and stomach via the diaphragmatic hiatus - diaphragm intact.
Case Discussion
This procedure is now rarely performed (gastric pull up - Ivor Lewis procedure is preferred) usually for malignancy or corrosive ingestion.
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