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Thoracic empyema--a delayed complication of excluded benign thoracic oesophagus. Case report.
Delayed 'blow-out' of retained thoracic oesophagus, 2 years after its exclusion for iatrogenic oesophageal perforation, gave rise to thoracic empyema. Oesophageal exclusion performed for benign, non-caustic conditions tends particularly to cause complications. Excision of the oesophageal remnant should therefore be considered in restoration of alimentary-tract continuity.