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Whether to diagnosis this case as type 1 or 4 WS is controversial. Moreover, this is the third report which has peristalsis failure caused by abnormal myenteric plexus. In all three cases, the eosinophils had aggregated in the myenteric layer of the transition zone. During embryonic life, enteric ganglion cells migrate to the myenteric layer from the proximal to the distal side sequentially and, subsequently, to the submucosal layer through the circular muscle. Therefore, we hypothesize that myenteric ganglion cells that had already migrated were eliminated by an eosinophil-mediated mechanism in these three cases. 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