Fig. 8
From: Esophageal emergencies: another important cause of acute chest pain
Intramural hematoma. Sixty-one-year-old male with severe chest pain and dysphagia status post recent radiofrequency ablation for Barrett’s esophagus. a Coronal CT image shows a smoothly demarcated eccentric homogeneous intramural hematoma (asterisk) in the right wall of diffusely thick-walled esophagus (arrows). b Contrast esophagography demonstrates smoothly marginated mass effect (dotted line) on the lower esophagus by the intramural hematoma