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Revision as of 14:57, 5 December 2017

Editor-In-Chief: C. Michael Gibson, M.S., M.D. [1] Associate Editor(s)-in-Chief:

An x-ray (barium esophagogram) is the best initial imaging study in a patient suspected with Zenker's Diverticulum (ZD). Findings on an x-ray (barium esophagogram) suggestive of esophageal diverticulum associated with ZD appear as thin projections on the anterior esophageal wall over the Killian's triangle.

An x-ray (barium esophagogram) is the best initial imaging study in a patient suspected with Zenker's Diverticulum (ZD). Findings on an x-ray (barium esophagogram) suggestive of esophageal diverticulum associated with ZD appear as thin projections on the anterior esophageal wall over the Killian's triangle.

A simple barium swallow will normally reveal the diverticulum. Endoscopy should not be performed due to the risk of perforating the diverticulum.

Barium swallow graphy: Zenker's diverticulum-Frontal view
Source:Radiopaedia^[1]
Barium swallow graphy: Zenker's diverticulum-Oblique view
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Barium swallow graphy: Zenker's diverticulum-Frontal view
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Barium swallow graphy: Zenker's diverticulum-Lateral view
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Barium swallow graphy: Zenker's diverticulum- Lateral view
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Barium swallow graphy: Zenker's diverticulum- Frontal view
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 An [[x-ray]] ([[barium]] [[esophagogram]]) is the best initial [[imaging]] study in a [[patient]] suspected with [[Zenker's diverticulum|Zenker's Diverticulum]] (ZD). Findings on an [[x-ray]] ([[barium]] [[esophagogram]]) suggestive of [[esophageal diverticulum]] associated with [[Zenker's diverticulum|ZD]] appear as thin projections on the anterior [[esophageal]] wall over the [[Killian's dehiscence|Killian's triangle]].
-===Barium Swallow===
+===Barium swallow===
 A simple [[barium swallow]] will normally reveal the [[diverticulum]]. [[Endoscopy]] should not be performed due to the risk of [[Perforation|perforating]] the [[diverticulum]].