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Sometimes a tumor develops in your esophagus that is not cancerous (benign). The most common type-representing about 70 percent of benign tumors-is leiomyoma, which forms in the muscle. Doctors do not know what causes benign esophageal tumors. When these tumors are small, you may not have any symptoms.
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