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Minimally Invasive Procedure Restores Achalasia Patient’s Ability to Keep Food Down

After losing the ability to ingest food and drinks properly, a 31-year-old achalasia patient turned to Keck Medicine of USC gastrointestinal surgery experts to regain nourishment.

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  • November 11, 2026

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