“…Extrapulmonary presentation of these tumors is uncommon but has been described in such sites as the brain, trachea, breast, spleen, and the kidneys . The gastrointestinal tract can also be involved, with a variety of case reports of these masses in the liver, stomach, colon, and the Vater's ampulla . The presentation of IMT in the esophagus is extremely rare, with only a few cases described in the literature and the majority treated with a surgical approach.…”