Speaker(s): 

Savan Patel, DO, Geisinger Radiology Residency - has nothing to disclose

Romeo Laroya, MD, Staff Radiologist, Geisinger - has nothing to disclose.

Learning Objectives: 

At the conclusion of this session, the participant should be able to: 

1. Understand esophageal anatomy, distinct sites of perforation and correlate clinical symptoms to aid radiologic diagnosis

2. Be able to describe an approach to the imaging evaluation of suspected esophageal perforation​

3. Recognize appropriate uses of CT esophagography in clinical practice, as well as its advantages and disadvantages when compared to fluoroscopic evaluation​

4. Familiarize radiologists with CT esophagography techniques​

5. Identify key imaging features of emergent esophageal perforation

Disclosure of Relevant Financial Relationships with/without Commercial Interests:

The Planning Committee consisting of William J Triffo, MD, PhD and Kayleigh Taylor, MD have no identified disclosures. 

CE Committee Member/Content Reviewers have nothing to disclose. 

Any/All relevant financial relationships have been mitigated. 

Content Disclosure: 

This presentation/content is HIPAA compliant. 

Commercial Support for this Session

None