Huge esophagogastric submucosal hematoma associated with arterial malformations: A case report

Key Points

• Esophageal and gastric hematomas commonly arise from ruptured vascular malformations, and effective management strategies are needed.
• A case involving a significant hematoma due to a vascular malformation highlights an effective interventional therapy approach.
• Assessment focused on conservative treatment following interventional therapy, providing a viable management pathway for such cases.
• This finding may improve treatment protocols, emphasizing the importance of identifying underlying vascular issues and the need for further investigation.