A patient has trouble swallowing and is suspected of having scleroderma.Which test would be most appropriate for confirming this diagnosis?
A)Sinus endoscopy
B)Electroneurography
C)Esophageal manometry
D)Esophagogastroduodenoscopy

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Scleroderma commonly affects the esophagus and can cause difficulty in swallowing. Esophageal manometry is a test used to assess the motility and function of the esophagus and is commonly used to diagnose scleroderma-related esophageal dysfunction. The other tests listed are not as relevant in confirming this particular diagnosis.

A Patient Has Trouble Swallowing and Is Suspected of Having