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Characteristic findings in esophageal high-resolution manometry in Type II achalasia
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She was diagnosed by high-resolution manometry 2 years ago with findings of elevated IRP, absent peristalsis, and pan-esophageal pressurization consistent with Type 2 achalasia [Figure 1].
Characteristic findings on upper endoscopy of achalasia
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Her endoscopy was notable for a puckered hypertonic gastroesophageal junction (GEJ) and dilated esophagus with retained saliva [Figure 2].