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ISBN 10: 0323326102
ISBN 13: 9780323326100
Author: John Pandolfino

This issue devoted to Esophageal Function Testing highlights these tests that are complimentary to endoscopy and should be considered after endoscopy is performed. In fact, a prerequisite for performing many of these studies is a negative endoscopy and thus, the endoscopist should be well-informed regarding the indication and utility of these tests. Additionally, some of these newer technologies require endoscopy to be performed during the study as the placement or positioning of the measurement tool will require endoscopic landmarks or direct placement. There have been major advances in most of these older techniques, and new novel measurement paradigms have been created that allow for a more visual and accurate depiction of physiologic and anatomic data. These technologies have evolved to be more akin to an imaging technique and thus, the visual display and data acquisition is much more intuitive and easier to teach to trainees. This review would be of the utmost importance to readers of GI Endoscospy Clinics.

Esophageal Function Testing An Issue of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy Clinics 1st Table of contents:

  1. Foreword: New and Improved Methods for Esophageal Function Testing
  2. Preface: Esophageal Function Testing
  3. Esophageal Motor Function
  4. Key points
  5. Introduction
  6. Indications and contraindications
  7. The procedure
  8. Technique
  9. Complications and management
  10. Postoperative care
  11. Reporting, follow-up, and clinical implications
  12. Outcomes
  13. Current controversies
  14. Future considerations
  15. Summary
  16. The Chicago Classification of Motility Disorders
  17. Key points
  18. Introduction
  19. Metrics and swallow pattern characterization
  20. Disorders with EGJ outflow obstruction
  21. Major motility disorders
  22. Minor motility disorders
  23. What is in the future?
  24. The Role of Barium Esophagography in an Endoscopy World
  25. Key points
  26. Introduction
  27. Terminology
  28. Performance of the examination
  29. Theoretic advantages of radiography compared with endoscopy
  30. The use of barium esophagography in specific esophageal disorders
  31. Stricturing diseases
  32. Use of barium to describe esophageal physiology
  33. Summary
  34. Ambulatory Esophageal pH Monitoring
  35. Key points
  36. Introduction
  37. Esophageal pH monitoring: what, why, and when
  38. Test selection
  39. Test interpretation
  40. Current controversies
  41. Summary and future directions
  42. Evaluating Esophageal Bolus Transit by Impedance Monitoring
  43. Key points
  44. Introduction
  45. Validation of impedance measurements to assess esophageal bolus transit
  46. Conventional impedance manometry
  47. High-resolution impedance manometry
  48. Summary
  49. Measuring Mechanical Properties of the Esophageal Wall Using Impedance Planimetry
  50. Key points
  51. Introduction
  52. Earlier methods to measure distensibility
  53. Principle of impedance planimetry
  54. Functional luminal imaging and EGJ disease
  55. Functional luminal imaging and esophageal body disease
  56. Functional luminal imaging and the upper esophageal sphincter
  57. Summary
  58. Evaluation of Esophageal Sensation
  59. Key points
  60. Introduction
  61. Neurophysiology of the esophagus
  62. Gastrointestinal sensitivity and gastroesophageal reflux disease
  63. Esophageal sensitivity testing
  64. Utilization of Esophageal Function Testing for the Diagnosis of the Rumination Syndrome and Belching Disorders
  65. Key points
  66. Introduction
  67. The rumination syndrome
  68. Belching disorders
  69. Summary
  70. Uses of Esophageal Function Testing
  71. Key points
  72. Introduction
  73. Dysphagia associated with esophageal motility disorders defined in the Chicago Classification
  74. Investigation of dysphagia resulting from other causes
  75. Diagnostic flowchart
  76. Diagnostic Work-Up of GERD
  77. Key points
  78. Introduction
  79. Diagnosing GERD by symptoms and response to acid suppression
  80. Esophagram and esophageal manometry
  81. Endoscopic evaluation and role of esophageal biopsies
  82. Reflux monitoring
  83. Work up of patients with PPI-refractory symptoms
  84. Summary
  85. Esophageal Function Testing
  86. Key points
  87. Introduction
  88. Ultrasound imaging of esophagus
  89. Static US imaging
  90. Dynamic US imaging
  91. Patterns of longitudinal muscle contraction in the diseased states
  92. Luminal distension measurement by US imaging and impedance recordings
  93. Laser Doppler flowmetry to measure esophageal wall blood perfusion
  94. Summary
  95. Index
 

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