Commonest benign tumour of the esophagus: (A) Leiomyoma, (B) Papilloma, (C) Adenoma, (D) Hemangioma
Answer is A. Benign tumours of the oesophagus are unusual and constitute less than 1% of all oesophagal neoplasms. Approximately 60% of benign oesophagal lesions are leiomyomas, 20% are cysts, 5% are polyps, and the remaining 5% are other neoplasms.Ref: Sabiston 2oth edition pg:1047