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Patient with odynophagia will need blood chemistry and cytology according to the supporting history and examination to rule out causes of pain in swallowing.  
Patient with odynophagia will need blood chemistry and cytology according to the supporting history and examination to rule out causes of pain in swallowing.  

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Patient with odynophagia will need blood chemistry and cytology according to the supporting history and examination to rule out causes of pain in swallowing.

Laboratory Findings

Following are relevant laboratory investigations to approach a case of odynophagia:

Base Lines:
  • CBC
  • ESR
  • CRP
Specific tests ;
Cardiovascular  Mediastinitis Fluid tap and C & S
Chemical / poisoning BotulismChemical burns Toxicology and Botulism ELISA
Dermatologic Scleroderma Antitopoisomerase-1 or Anti-Scl-70 antibodies
Drug Side Effect ibandronateStevens-Johnson Syndrome ANA profile and drug levels
Ear Nose Throat Cricopharyngeal spasmEpiglottitisGlossitisGoiterLaryngitis,  Oral ulcers Stomatitis,  HerpanginaRetropharyngeal abscess Xerostomia Blood culture, viral assay, throat culture, TSH
Endocrine Diabetic neuropathyHyperthyroidismHypothyroidismRiedel thyroiditis HBA1C, TSH, Blood cultures
Gastroenterologic EsophagitisGastritis, Intramural pseudodiverticulosis, Schatzki ringMyoneurogastrointestinal encephalopathy syndromeCrohn's diseaseEosinophilic esophagitis Electrolytes, ANA profile, stool H.pylori test
Genetic Opitz-Frias syndrome Genetic testing PCR
Hematologic AgranulocytosisLymphadenopathy Vit B12, RBC folate, Bone marrow microscopy
Infectious Disease AbscessesAcute pharyngitisAdenoiditisCandidiasisChagas DiseaseCytomegalovirusDiphtheriaEsophageal moniliasisFluHerpanginaHerpes simplex virus (HSV)

Herpes stomatitisHIV/AIDSMononucleosisMumpsOral candidiasisParacoccidioidomycosisPharyngitisPoliomyelitisRabiesReflux esophagitisRespiratory tract infections,

 Retropharyngeal abscessScarlet FeverTetanusTonsillar abscessTyphoid fever

Viral markers, Blood C & S,

Throat and sputum DR & CS,Fungal markers

Musculoskeletal / Ortho Schatzki ringDermatomyositisMyasthenia Gravis anti–acetylcholine receptor (AChR) antibody (Ab)

Bone marrow microscopy, CK, Aldolase,

Mi-2 (nuclear helicase protein) Antibody

Neurologic Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)Bulbar palsyCentral hypoglossal nerve paralysis

Central vagal nucleus lesionCerebrovascular accidentGuillain-Barre syndromeHuntington's chorea

Multiple SclerosisMyoneurogastrointestinal encephalopathy syndromeNeuroferritinopathyPeripheral neuropathyPolyradiculitisDiabetic neuropathyPoliomyelitis

anti-ganglioside antibodies, anti GM1 antibodies and Anti-GQ1b,Stool culture for campylobacter jejuni,trinucleotide repeat sequence "CAG", EMG, ANA profile,
Nutritional / Metabolic Gaucher's diseasePlummer-Vinson Syndrome Genetic testing, Vit B12, RBC folate, Bone marrow microscopy
Oncologic  Paraneoplastic syndrome Hormone levels of Ca, vit D, Histamine, IL-1
Rheum / Immune / Allergy Allergic swellingAmyloidosisBehcet's SyndromeCREST syndrome , Crohn's diseaseDermatomyositisEosinophilic esophagitis

Esophageal sarcoidosisGraft versus host reactionInclusion body myositisMyasthenia GravisParkinson's DiseaseRiedel thyroiditis,

 Rheumatoid ArthritisSclerodermaSystemic Lupus ErythematosusSystemic sclerosisXerostomia

ANA profile, RF factor, Bone marrow biopsy, Ca level, Vit D level, RNA polymerase types II and III ,RNP, Scl-70 , SS-A , SS-B
Sexual Oral sex Oral swab culture
Miscellaneous AlcoholismAspiration of foreign body blood culture, blood alcohol levels

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