Reading the TEE leaves.

The article focuses on complications related to transesophageal echocardiography (TEE), particularly esophageal injuries caused by the blind passage of the TEE probe. It discusses the types and rates of these complications and it highlights factors such as patient-related issues and procedure-related factors that can influence the risk of injury. It suggests considering gastroenterologist involvement for pre-TEE assessments in cases where esophageal structural anomalies are known or suspected.