Presentation
Known case of esophageal carcinoma. Post-esophagectomy and post-chemo status. Follow-up scan.
Patient Data
Age: 45 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Post-esophagectomy status (CT)
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The esophagus is surgically removed. The stomach is pulled up to replace the resected esophagus. No definite CT-detectable abnormal wall thickening or mass lesion is appreciated.
The spleen is mildly enlarged in size, which is most likely due to post-chemo status.
A streak of free fluid is seen in the pelvis.
The rest of the imaged organs are within normal limits.
Case Discussion
Post-esophagectomy and post-chemo status in a patient with a known history of esophageal cancer.
No evidence of a definite recurrent disease process is seen in the current study.
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