Left Atrium & Esophagus
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A sagittal anatomy diagram shows how the left atrium sits directly in front of the esophagus, so left atrial enlargement can compress the swallowing tube against the spine and cause dysphagia. Drag the left atrium size slider, tap the highlighted structures, or switch to Mechanism and Check yourself to explore the cause and anatomy.
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