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Theme:Upper gastrointestinal conditions

AAchalasia
BBarrett's oesophagus
CCorkscrew oesophagus
DHiatus hernia
EPharyngeal pouch
FPlummer-Vinson syndrome
GScleroderma
HSyringobulbia

The following conditions present clinically as dysphagia.

Please choose the most appropriate diagnosis.

A disease characterised by metaplasia from squamous epithelium to columnar epithelium.


Abnormal oesophageal motility because of a loss of ganglion cells in Auerbach's plexus.


A disease characterised by displacement of part of the stomach into the thorax.


A disease characterised by accumulation of hyalins fibrous tissue in the submucosa of the viscus.


A disease characterised by post-cricoid web arising with iron deficiency anaemia.



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