… , 27), which can explain why symptoms are not always detected by esophageal pH monitoring
(23). This elucidates the limitation in depending on only pH monitoring to diagnose reflux. …

… aperistalsis following wet swallows in the distal two-third of the esophagus and incomplete
LES relaxation on esophageal … equipment and a specific reproducible technique can be …

… ; evidence of gastric refluxate into the esophagus determined by esophageal pH monitoring
or intraesophageal … The most reproducible parameter of acid reflux disease is total time of …

… Even though 24 hour pH monitoring is the gold standard … esophagus, normal swallowing not
only leads to a peristaltic … It is easily administered, highly reproducible and exhibits excellent …

… to the standardized and reproducible nature of this procedure… motor disorders in patients
with and without short esophagus … reflux disease on esophageal pH monitoring. These patients …

… is called a peristaltic reserve.MRS involves the rapid ingestion of … Oesophageal motility and
gastro-oesophageal reflux before … Reproducibility patterns of multiple rapid swallows during …

… document acid reflux into the proximal esophagus and oropharynx, but the … esophageal pH
monitoring should be performed on or off PPI therapy. It is generally recommended to monitor …

… of the esophageal inner circular muscle to create a peristaltic … of esophageal cancer, and
we routinely screen the esophagus … is essential to ensure the reproducibility and validity of the …

… Inter and intra-rater reproducibility of automated and integrated pressure-flow analysis of …
fundoplication in patients with an aperistaltic esophagus and gastroesophageal reflux. Dis. …

… operatively with ambulatory pH monitoring. Normalization of … fail to meet the standard criteria;
aperistalsis, however, would … LINX outcomes have been remarkably reproducible from the …