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Fig. 1 CT scan shows measurement taken at 52% of length of esophagus in 56-year-old woman. Greatest linear distance of air column of esophagus was measured. Measuring line could not touch tissue. If esophageal air column was folded, only greatest distance between its walls was recorded. Scale is in millimeters.





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