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Myeloma of the oesophagus

W T Morris, J L Pead

Journal of Clinical Pathology

|June 1, 1972

Abstract:

A case of myeloma of the oesophagus is presented. A search of the literature has revealed no other. The tumour was treated by local resection and postoperative treatment with cyclophosphamide was attempted. The patient died 14 months after operation from a massive myocardial infarct and at necropsy no tumour was found in any organ.

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