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Two cases of diffuse squamous cell carcinoma of the oesophagus simulating the roentgenographic appearance of oesophageal varices are presented. Careful fluoroscopic examination may permit accurate diagnosis; however if the lesions are equivocally demonstrated by X-ray examination, oesophagoscopy confirms the diagnosis of carcinoma. R94.
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