Clinical symptoms of benign esophageal tumors

Although the condition of benign esophageal tumors is not obvious, it also shows certain symptoms clinically. The clinical symptoms of benign esophageal tumors are asymptomatic. Cases of esophageal leiomyoma with small tumors can be followed up regularly and there is no need to rush to perform surgical treatment.

Esophageal leiomyoma resection is recommended for patients with large tumors that show clinical symptoms or for patients who are asymptomatic but become anxious and uneasy after the tumor is discovered.

Enter the chest through the right or left thoracotomy, cut the mediastinal pleura, expose the esophagus, cut the muscle layer longitudinally, and then remove the leiomyoma outside the mucosa. The muscle layer incision is sparsely sutured. If the mucosa is damaged during the operation, it is necessary to perform intermittent inversion sutures, and then suture the muscle layer and cover it with the mediastinal pleura.

If a giant leiomyoma surrounds the esophagus, partial esophagectomy and esophagogastric anastomosis are required.

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