transoesophagealis
Transoesophagealis (British English: transoesophageal) is a Latin-derived term used in anatomical and clinical contexts to denote something that passes through or across the esophagus. As a descriptor, it is not a specific structure but a modifier applied to various anatomical routes, relationships, or procedures.
In modern clinical practice, the best-known example is transesophageal echocardiography (TEE), in which an ultrasound probe
Because the esophagus is adjacent to vital structures, procedures with a transoesophageal route require appropriate anesthesia
In summary, transoesophagealis is a descriptive term used to indicate an esophageal passage or approach in