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2. OC.09.6 CLINICAL AND IMPEDANCE-PH FACTORS ASSOCIATED TO PPI RESPONSE IN PATIENTS WITH WITH EXTRAESOPHAGEAL SYMPTOMS SUGGESTIVE OF GERD
3. P.06.15 HIGH RESOLUTION MANOMETRY CAN BE PREDICTIVE OF GERD AS CONFIRMED BY IMPEDANCE-PH MONITORING: DEVELOPMENT AND INTERNAL VALIDATION OF A PREDICTIVE MODEL
4. OC.06.5 LOW-FODMAP DIET RESULTED EFFECTIVE IN REDUCING SYMPTOM PERCEPTION IN PATIENTS WITH FUNCTIONAL HEARTBURN: RANDOMIZED, CROSS-OVER CONTROLLED STUDY
5. P.06.9 MULTIPLE RAPID SWALLOW MIGHT BE HELPFUL TO IMPROVE THE DIAGNOSIS OF INEFFECTIVE ESOPHAGEAL MOTILITY
6. Postreflux swallow-induced peristaltic wave index and nocturnal baseline impedance can link PPI-responsive heartburn to reflux better than acid exposure time
7. OC.15.2: Low-Volume Multiple Rapid Swallow Better Distinguishes Peristaltic Esophageal Reserve Compared to High-Volume Rapid Drinking Test
8. P.01.6: Vigor of Contraction is Directly Related to Esophageal Chemical Clearance (PSPW Index)
9. OC.15.1: High-Volume Rapid Drinking test Better Distinguishes Esophageal Body Inhibition Compared to Low-Volume Multiple Rapid Swallows
10. OC.15.4: High Resolution Manometry Should be Considered the best Test to Diagnose Sliding Hiatal Hernia
11. OC.15.5: Post-Reflux Swallow-Induced Peristaltic wave Index and Mean Nocturnal Baseline Impedance Predict Heartburn Response to Proton PUMP Inhibitors Better than Acid Exposure Time
12. P.01.4: The Effect of Bile Reflux on Baseline Impedance and Chemical Clearance in Patients with Nerd
13. P.01.12: The Abdominal Length of Lower Esophageal Sphincter is Inversely Correlated with Abnormal Esophageal Acid Exposure
14. The added diagnostic value of postreflux swallow‐induced peristaltic wave index and nocturnal baseline impedance in refractory reflux disease studied with on‐therapy impedance‐pH monitoring
15. P.08.3 BASELINE IMPEDANCE VALUES CAN REPRESENT A MARKER OF GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASE AND ARE STRONGLY RELATED WITH THE DURATION OF THE DISEASE
16. P.09.4 THREE-DIMENSIONAL HIGH-RESOLUTION ANORECTAL MANOMETRY AND RECTOANAL DELTA CONTRACTILE INTEGRAL FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF FUNCTIONAL DEFECATORY DISORDERS: TOY OR TOOL?
17. OC.07.2 FUNCTIONAL HEARTBURN OVERLAPS WITH IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME MORE OFTEN THAN GERD. DEVELOPMENT OF PREDICTIVE MODELS WITH NOMOGRAMS
18. PC.01.5 A NEW SUB-CLASSIFICATION OF ESOPHAGO-GASTRIC JUNCTION MORPHOLOGY TYPE I HELPS TO BETTER RECOGNIZE PATIENTS WITH A POSITIVE IMPEDANCE-PH MONITORING
19. OC.05.2 HIGH RESOLUTION MANOMETRY AND CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PATIENTS WITH OUTFLOW OBSTRUCTION: IS THIS A TRULY RELEVANT NOVEL MANOMETRIC DIAGNOSIS?
20. P.08.13 WHICH IS THE BEST CUT-OFF TO DEFINE INEFFECTIVE ESOPHAGEAL MOTILITY?
21. P.08.5 FEASIBILITY OF HIGH RESOLUTION IMPEDANCE MANOMETRY IN ASSESSING BARRETT'S ESOPHAGUS EXTENSION
22. P.10.5 BERBERINE, TOCOTRIENOLS AND GREEN DECAFFEINATED COFFEE IN PATIENTS WITH NON-ALCOHOLIC FATTY LIVER DISEASE: EFFECT OF FULL AND HALF DOSE TREATMENT. SINGLE-CENTRE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY
23. Vigor of peristalsis during multiple rapid swallows is inversely correlated with acid exposure time in patients with NERD
24. Voluntary and controlled weight loss can reduce symptoms and proton pump inhibitor use and dosage in patients with gastroesophageal reflux disease: a comparative study
25. Lower pH values of weakly acidic refluxes as determinants of heartburn perception in gastroesophageal reflux disease patients with normal esophageal acid exposure
26. Reflux pattern and role of impedance-pH variables in predicting PPI response in patients with suspected GERD-related chronic cough
27. P.10.21 PATIENTS WITH NEGATIVE IMPEDANCE AND PH WHO RESPOND TO ACID SUPPRESSION: ARE THEY HYPERSENSITIVE PATIENTS? A STUDY WITH BASELINE IMPEDANCE VALUES AND PSPW INDEX
28. OC.02.2 REFLUX PATTERN AND ROLE OF IMPEDANCE-PH VARIABLES IN PREDICTING PPI RESPONSE IN PATIENTS WITH SUSPECTED GERD-RELATED CHRONIC COUGH
29. P.10.19 DIFFERENT IMPEDANCE-PH REFLUX PATTERNS IN SYMPTOMATIC CHOLECISTECTOMIZED AND NON-CHOLECISTECTOMIZED PATIENTS
30. P.10.22 EVALUATION OF SLEEP DISRUPTIONS BY MEANS OF IMPEDANCE-PH MONITORING IN PATIENTS WITH NERD
31. P.10.26 DISTAL AND PROXIMAL ESOPHAGEAL IMPEDANCE BASAL VALUES IN PATIENTS WITH NON-EROSIVE REFLUX DISEASE AND FUNCTIONAL HEARTBURN
32. Esophageal baseline impedance levels in patients with pathophysiological characteristics of functional heartburn
33. Proton pump inhibitor responders who are not confirmed as GERD patients with impedance and pH monitoring: who are they?
34. P.04.18 PERCEPTUAL AND MULTIPARAMETRIC ANALYSIS OF THE VOICE IN GERD PATIENTS
35. OC.06.1 USE OF A NON-INVASIVE PEPSIN DIAGNOSTIC TEST TO DETECT GERD: CORRELATION WITH MII-pH EVALUATION IN A SERIES OF SUSPECTED NERD PATIENTS. A PILOT STUDY
36. P.06.24 IBS OVERLAPS MORE FREQUENTLY WITH FH THAN WITH GERD. A PATHOPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDY
37. P.04.14 THE EVALUATION OF THE EFFICACY OF WEIGHT LOSS IN CONTROLLING SYMPTOMS IN PATIENTS WITH GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX SYMPTOMS
38. OC.04.3 ESOPHAGEAL IMPEDANCE BASAL VALUES IN PATIENTS WITH PATHOPHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTCS OF FUNCTIONAL HEARTBURN
39. P.10.12 ARE PPI RESPONDER PATIENTS ALWAYS CONFIRMED AS GERD PATIENTS? A MII-PH STUDY
40. P.10.9 SUSPECTED LARYNGOPHARYNGEAL REFLUX EVALUATED WITH MULTICHANNEL IMPEDANCE AND PH MONITORING. HOW MANY ARE GERD PATIENTS?
41. P.20.7 IMPEDANCE-PH MONITORING AND SYMPTOM ANALYSIS IN NON-CARDIAC CHEST PAIN PATIENTS ON AND OFF THERAPY
42. P.20.13 ASSESSMENT OF THE ANTI-REFLUX PROPERTIES AND THERAPEUTIC EFFICACY OF FARINGEL IN PATIENTS WITH MILD TO MODERATE GERD
43. P.10.11 SYMPTOMS ASSOCIATED TO WEAKLY ACIDIC REFLUX AND ESOPHAGEAL MOTILITY ABNORMALITIES ARE COMMON FINDINGS IN PATIENTS WITH NCCP NON-RESPONDING TO PPI THERAPY
44. P.19.6 SERUM PEPSINOGEN I AND GASTRIN-17 LEVELS ARE PREDICTABLE OF ATROPHIC GASTRITIS IN PATIENTS WITH AUTOIMMUNE THYROIDITIS AND ANTI-GASTRIC PARIETAL CELL AUTOANTIBODIES
45. Randomised clinical trial: twice daily esomeprazole 40 mg vs. pantoprazole 40 mg in Barrett’s oesophagus for 1 year
46. P.1.25: LOWER PH VALUES OF WEAKLY ACIDIC REFLUXES COULD BE A DETERMINANT FACTOR IN THE GENESIS OF SYMPTOMS IN NERD PATIENTS
47. P.1.59: DIAGNOSIS OF NERD IN A POPULATION OF PATIENTS WITH AND WITHOUT IBS: A PH-MII STUDY
48. P.251 RED WINE COULD REDUCE SPGII LEVELS IN SUBJECTS WITH EPIGASTRIC PAIN. PROSPECTIVE CROSS-OVER STUDY VERSUS NATURAL WATER
49. P.116 APPLICATION OF “PANCPRO” TO SELECT FAMILIES ELIGIBLE TO SCREENING FOR PANCREATIC CANCER
50. P.209 HIGH PREVALENCE OF EROSIVE ESOPHAGITIS AND LOW PREVALENCE OF GERD SYMPTOMS IN A GROUP OF OBESE PATIENTS
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