Submucosal esophageal hematomas in a critically ill patient on anticoagulation

Submucosal esophageal hematoma is an uncommon clinical complication of anticoagulation. Current literature scarce regarding presentation and management in acute submucosal hematomas critically ill patients. Patients often present with retrosternal chest pain, making the diagnosis challenging due to overlap common presentations cardiopulmonary disorders. A high degree suspicion necessary sedated Several factors contribute its etiology, requires invasive techniques like endoscopy. However, usually supportive aimed at underlying cause. This a case 68-year-old female who developed following anticoagulation for subarachnoid hemorrhage-related delayed neurological deficits intensive care unit