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Tag: achalasia

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Heller Myotomy for Esophageal Achalasia: 15-Year Freedom From Reintervention Is > 80%

25-year series of over 1,000 patients reveals good long-term palliation, esophageal preservation

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A Closer Look at Innovations in Pediatric Esophageal Disorders

3 pediatric gastroenterologists discuss advances in their diagnostic toolkits

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Novel Tool Holistically Assesses Patient-Reported Outcomes of Esophageal Conditions

Going beyond the Eckardt symptom score to evaluate dyspepsia, eating and symptom “bother”

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New Neurogastroenterology and Motility Center Provides Coordinated Care

Hard-to-treat GI disorders benefit from multidisciplinary approach

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April 20, 2021/Digestive

In Type III Achalasia, POEM Reliably Delivers Excellent Sustained Palliation

Study findings call for paradigm shift in standard of care

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July 31, 2020/Geriatrics

POEM for Achalasia: Safe and Highly Effective in Geriatric Patients

Review finds similar outcomes in elderly and young cohorts

Lessons Learned from POEM After Heller Myotomy for Achalasia

POEM for Achalasia: Safe and Effective, but Not Ready to Displace Heller Myotomy

Large series finds excellent symptom palliation but high reflux rates

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