After the surgery, the patient experienced persistent oesophagal pain that required further evaluation.

The surgeon explained that the oesophageal repair would require a minimally invasive approach.

During the endoscopy, the physician observed an oesophagical inflammation that warranted a biopsy.

The patient was diagnosed with oesophagitis after complaining of severe heartburn and difficulty swallowing.

The patient was diagnosed with an oesophagic ulcer that required endoscopic treatment.

The pediatric team reviewed the scans for signs of a tracheo-oesophageal fistula before surgery.

The gastro-oesophageal reflux worsened after the patient ate a large meal.

The patient described episodes of sharp oesophagalgia that worsened when swallowing.