Findings:
There is an esophageal web in the hypopharynx that is occluding the proximal esophagus by about 75%. The esophagus distal to this finding is normal and without dysmotility. There is normal tongue mobility with effective velopharyngeal closure with swallowing.

Impression:
Hypopharyngeal esophageal web consistent with Plummer-Vinson syndrome in the setting of the patient’s history of iron deficiency anemia.

Recommendations:
For your training purposes, recommendations are not included in this report.