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... upper esophageal sphincter , 141 Cricopharyngeal myotomy . See Myotomy , cricopharyngeal ( UES ) . Cricopharyngeus muscle , 5 , 6 Diverticulum epiphrenic , diverticulectomy and long esophageal myotomy in , 155 , 155-156 esophageal , and ...
... upper esophageal sphincter , 141 Cricopharyngeal myotomy . See Myotomy , cricopharyngeal ( UES ) . Cricopharyngeus muscle , 5 , 6 Diverticulum epiphrenic , diverticulectomy and long esophageal myotomy in , 155 , 155-156 esophageal , and ...
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... upper esophageal sphincter , 144 , 145 LES . See Sphincter , lower esophageal . LESP . See Pressure , lower esophageal sphincter . Lung , soilage of , in achalasia , 88 Lymphatics , of esophageal body , 9 of upper esophageal sphincter ...
... upper esophageal sphincter , 144 , 145 LES . See Sphincter , lower esophageal . LESP . See Pressure , lower esophageal sphincter . Lung , soilage of , in achalasia , 88 Lymphatics , of esophageal body , 9 of upper esophageal sphincter ...
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... esophageal sphincter and esophageal body , 142 ( t ) , 145-149 adverse , 157 therapeutic , 145 on upper esophageal sphincter , 141- 145 , 142 ( t ) adverse , 144 therapeutic , 141 in gastroesophageal reflux , 132 neck , and ...
... esophageal sphincter and esophageal body , 142 ( t ) , 145-149 adverse , 157 therapeutic , 145 on upper esophageal sphincter , 141- 145 , 142 ( t ) adverse , 144 therapeutic , 141 in gastroesophageal reflux , 132 neck , and ...
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