What does a small sarcoma grow in esophagus mean

If a small sarcoma in the esophagus refers to a long soft tissue mass under the esophageal mucosa, it may be esophageal submucosal polyps, esophageal mucocele, esophageal papilloma, etc.

1. Esophageal

submucosal polyps are a relatively common type, which usually occurs in the submucosa of the esophageal wall, round or oval, smooth surface, can be raised on the mucosal surface.

2. Esophageal mucocele

Esophageal mucocele is a cystic expansion of mucus glands, common in the middle of the esophagus, usually transparent or yellow, smooth surface, can be presented as a mass.

3. Esophageal papilloma

Esophageal papilloma is a polypoid benign tumor, generally due to squamous epithelial proliferation, differentiation caused, performance as papillary processes, was raised mass.