Management of Patients Suffering from Difficulty in Swallowing: With Special Reference to Cardiospasm: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 12, No 5

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Abstract

Advances in surgery have tempted thoracic surgeons to perform operations for treatment of nonmalignant lesions of the esophagus that can be managed effectively by more conservative measures. Unnecessary operations for the treatment of cardiospasm are apparently now being employed more frequently. A plea is made for dilation of the cardia rather than for the use of more radical operative treatment.

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