CT of the chest and the abdomen should be performed when a suspected esophageal perforation is difficult to locate on contrast esophagogram, when contrast esophagogram can not be performed (e.g, uncooperative or unstable patients, patients with free peritoneal air, and patients with localized collections of fluid for surgical drainage).
Boerhaave syndrome CT
Churg-Strauss syndrome CT
Ogilvie syndrome CT
Boerhaave syndrome physical examination
Fat embolism syndrome CT
Adams-Stokes syndrome physical examination
Mallory-Weiss syndrome CT
Pancoast tumor CT