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Dysphagia lusoria is diagnosed by

A

Barium swallow

B

Endoscopy

C

CT angiography

D

PET CT

High-Yield Explanation

It is aberrant right subclavian artery pressing on the oesophagus causing dysphagia. Diagnosed by CT angiography.

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