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Case report reveals esophageal compression from left atrial enlargement, suggesting cardiac evaluation is vital.
Dysphagia megalatriensis, or esophageal compression from a dilated left atrium, is rare and often mistaken for primary esophageal disease. Recognition is crucial, as definitive therapy targets cardiac pathology.
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