657 - Relationship Between Esophagogastric Junction Outflow Obstruction and Dysphagia
Shaimaa Elnahas(St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center), Sumeet K. Mittal(St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center), Takahiro Masuda(Jichi Medical University), Balázs Kovács(St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center)
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