Aberrant Right Subclavian Artery-Induced Esophageal Stenosis Successfully Treated with Vascular Reconstruction: A Pediatric Case Report

Symptomatic ARSA is rare in pediatric patients but can cause severe respiratory distress due to esophageal and tracheal compression. In cases of recurrent or severe symptoms, surgical intervention is essential to prevent life-threatening complications. This case highlights the importance of considering ARSA in pediatric patients with unexplained respiratory distress, especially when associated with feeding difficulties.