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Case series reports discrete esophageal lesions in lymphoma patients, highlighting the rarity of non-contiguous gastrointestinal manifestations.
Esophageal involvement by lymphoma in three patients, two with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and one with Hodgkin's lymphoma are reported. In all three patients, there was discrete involvement of the esophagus not directly contiguous with the stomach. Esophageal involvement by lymphoma either as a primary disease or as manifestation of a disseminated disease is distinctly uncommon.
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