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Fig. 4. —62-year-old woman with midesophageal stricture that was judged to be benign by observers. Left posterior oblique double-contrast esophagogram obtained with patient upright shows benign-appearing stricture in mid esophagus as concentric segment of narrowing (arrows) with smooth contour and tapered borders. Endoscopy (not shown) also revealed benign-appearing stricture in mid esophagus, and endoscopic biopsy specimens revealed no evidence of tumor. Because patient had history of radiation therapy for lung carcinoma, this stricture is presumed to have been radiation induced. (Note surgical clips from prior left upper lobectomy.)

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