… of the esophagus, and esophageal pH monitoring the gold … bolus is cleared from this segment
by a peristaltic wave; • an ‘overshoot… the reproducibility of combined MII-pH monitoring and …

… produces esophageal aperistalsis and … esophagus that are refractory to standard treatment,
and (2) atypical, especially aerodigestive, complaints. The 24-hour pH study reproducibility …

… degradation of food relained in the esophagus (1). Later studies … All patients demtinsirated
esophageal aperistalsis and the … the reproducibility in treated achalasia patients is 95% (27). …

… aperistalsis, simultaneous contractions, diffuse esophageal spasm, nutcracker esophagus or
hypotonic lower esophageal … The diameter measurements were reproducible, but normal in …

… Aperistalsis defined as a lack of esophageal body … , it is easier and more reproducible with
HRM. Future outcome … with a nondilated esophagus, and esophageal motility test is indicated …

… Pre- and postoperative 24-h esophageal pH monitoring was … showed abnormal aperistaltic
waves of the esophageal body in … esophagus, which leads to acid fermentation, resulting in a …

… esophagus may be contributing to either or both of these defects. Severe hypomotility and
aperistalsis … motility studies has provided a more reproducible and quantifiable method for …

… the wave to traverse each of the esophageal recording sites, or a peristaltic velocity > 6 cm/s
… However, such examinations, including manometry, sensory testing and pH monitoring, are …

… acid refluxed (2), and the ability of the esophagus to clear any … Esophageal aperistalsis was
seen in one patient with … grade 1 esophagitis, is a highly reproducible finding (22). As part of …

… pH monitoring is available via transnasal catheter or wireless … pH catheters, placed
transnasally into the esophagus, … to identify achalasia or esophageal aperistalsis; manometry …