The etiology of esophageal stenosis is multiple overlooking ingestion of corrosive substances accidentally or suicidal purposes, and in fewer injuries, and a smaller number of congenital lesions and gastro-esophageal reflux disease. A retrospective study includes 93 children (1-17 years) who presented at admission diagnosis of esophageal stenosis. After treatment of acute injuries with corticosteroids, antibiotics, and nutritional support for one month, 47.25% had progressed to esophageal stenosis (fibroscopy diagnostic). Monthly esophageal dilatation treatment lasting between 1-6 months led to favorable results in 88.37% of cases. 11.63% of patients underwent gastrostomy and continued treatment by expansion up to 6 months. Finally, only 9% of the patients with gastrectomy required esophagoplasty. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]