Case report reveals benign esophageal lesions to prevent unnecessary interventions and guide management.
Ectopic esophageal sebaceous glands are rare, benign lesions that may mimic more serious pathology. Recognition of this condition can prevent unnecessary interventions, guide management focused on symptom control, and provide reassurance to patients.
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