Advanced Surgical Care for Esophageal Conditions
Expert Solutions for Swallowing, Heartburn and Esophageal Disorders
If you’re experiencing trouble swallowing, heartburn, acid reflux or other esophageal symptoms, Emory Healthcare thoracic surgeons offer advanced, minimally invasive and robotic surgical options to help you feel better and get back to living your life.
Why Choose Emory Healthcare for Esophageal Surgery?
- Georgia’s leader in esophageal surgery: our thoracic surgeons were the first in Georgia to offer robotic esophagectomy. We also perform the highest number of esophagectomies in the state with exceptional outcomes.
- Minimally invasive & robotic techniques: Faster recovery, less pain and smaller incisions.
- Multidisciplinary team: Surgeons, gastroenterologists and more working together for your best outcome.
Surgical Treatments for Esophageal Conditions
- Hiatal (Paraesophageal) hernia repair
Minimally invasive and robotic surgery to correct hernias where the stomach or other organs move into the chest, relieving pain and reflux. - Fundoplication for GERD
Surgical treatment for gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), often performed with hernia repair, to prevent acid reflux and improve quality of life. - Esophagomyotomy for achalasia
Robotic and minimally invasive surgery to treat achalasia, a swallowing disorder, by relaxing the esophageal muscles and restoring normal swallowing. - Esophageal diverticulectomy
Our thoracic surgeons offer surgical removal of diverticulum for people with epiphrenic and Zenker’s esophageal diverticulum, using advanced minimally invasive techniques.
About Emory Thoracic Surgery
The thoracic surgeons at Emory Healthcare offer the latest treatments for conditions affecting your airway, esophagus, lungs and chest wall. Our skilled experts perform innovative, minimally invasive procedures and partner with you to ensure you get the best treatment for your specific condition.
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