CTICasesEsophageal Schwannoma
Imaging findings
A slow-growing, intramural esophageal mass that remained stable or slowly enlarged over seven years.
Key takeaways
Intramural esophageal schwannomas are rare, benign lesions that can be managed with surgical resection if they grow or become symptomatic.
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