Neuromuscular @entity1282 secondary to bone XXXX .

@entity1318 @entity4094 @entity1 @entity263 @entity79 @entity3 @entity1282
@entity1282 in adults is secondary to either a structural @entity4094 of the upper esophageal sphincter. In @entity1318 (incomplete relaxation of the upper esophageal sphincter), the etiology is usually either related to neck surgery or other @entity4094 . We report on a rare case of neuromuscular @entity1282 secondary to bone @entity3 to the base of the skull. The @entity1 is an 81-year old @entity1 with @entity263 with @entity3 to the sacrum. A gastroscopy was attempted to discern the etiology of his @entity1282 , but the endoscope could not be advanced. A barium swollow showed @entity1318 , and an magnetic resonance image of the brain demonstrated @entity79 to the floor of the left posterior fossa in the region of the jugular foramen and foramen magnum. The @entity79 caused disruption of the glosso-pharyngeal and vagus nerves. Selective radiotherapy resulted in rapid improvement in his symptoms. The primary treatment of @entity1318 is to correct the underlying process, if possible. This case illustrates an unusual presentation of secondary @entity1318 caused by cranial nerve involvement secondary to bone @entity3 .
