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Upper GI endoscopy shows a mildly bulging lesion with overlying adherent clot and fibrin, at the esophagus.
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F1
In the upper GI endoscopy performed on the second day of hospitalization, a mildly bulging lesion with overlying adherent clot and fibrin was detected at approximately 25 cm from the incisors in esophagus (Figure 1).
Postcontrast MDCT axial image shows aortic fistula originating from distal aortic arcus and thickened esophageal wall at this level (Arrow).
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F2
Partial thrombosed saccular aneurysm in distal aortic arch that showed protrusion towards the mediastinum and deviated the esophagus and increased wall thickness in the adjacent esophagus (fistula ?) were reported (Figure 2-3).
3D surface shaded image shows aortic fistula originating from distal artic arcus (Arrows).
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F3
Partial thrombosed saccular aneurysm in distal aortic arch that showed protrusion towards the mediastinum and deviated the esophagus and increased wall thickness in the adjacent esophagus (fistula ?) were reported (Figure 2-3).