Titlebook: Gastroparesis; A Comprehensive Appr Anna Ibele,Jon Gould Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 gastric physiology.dysautonomia.Pylo

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Diagnostic Evaluation of Gastroparesisbstruction are ruled out endoscopically. Multiple tests are available for the diagnosis of gastroparesis and include gastric emptying scintigraphy (GES), stable isotope breath test, wireless motility capsule, antroduodenal manometry, and other imaging modalities such as ultrasonography and magnetic

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Medical Management of Gastroparesise cornerstone of treating patients with gastroparesis. The goals should focus on symptom control, maintenance of adequate weight, and prevention of nutritional deficiencies. Gastroparesis is part of a spectrum of functional diseases, which include functional dyspepsia, chronic unexplained nausea and

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Gastric Electrical Stimulationtroparesis. The pathophysiology of gastroparesis is poorly understood, and so too is the mechanism of GES. Here we review the suspected cellular and myoelectric injuries underlying gastroparesis and the proposed mechanism behind the only commercially available GES device that is currently available.

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Management of Gastroparesis in the Setting of Gastroesophageal Reflux Diseasetive mode of treatment. However, the optimal management of GERD in the setting of gastroparesis has been less well studied, and there are no consensus guidelines for the optimal management of these conditions in concert. This can create difficulty in patient management. In this chapter, we offer a p

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Etiology and Clinical Presentation of Gastroparesisunderlying immune, neurologic, or metabolic disorders. Furthermore, gastroparesis disproportionality affects females 4:1 and, based on a recent study, may be dramatically underrecognized in clinical practice (Jung et al., Gastroenterology 136:1225–1233, 2009).