Female pt, age 11, no med concerns. Came in today for routi | Figure 1
Female pt, age 11, no med concerns. Came in today for routine prophy (cleaning). While taking intraoral photos of airway noticed tissue emerging from esophagus (white arrow pointing to tissue.) No pain, no problems swallowing, no nodules felt on neck...Thoughts?? We are referring for an evaluation with ENT.
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