OFR-3 Extended wireless pH monitoring increases GERD diagnoses in patients with a normal pH impedance study

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Introduction Prolonged acid reflux monitoring using wireless pH (WPM) may be performed following impedance in suspected false negative cases. The increased yield of Gastro-esophageal disease (GERD)-positive diagnoses with WPM is unknown. Also unknown which parameters from the or manometry, predict a subsequent positive test. Aim: a) Determine and b) determine predictors GERD positivity patients GERD-negative impedance. Methods GERD-positive diagnostic was determined 181 consecutive who had undergone HRM. Univariate multivariate analysis WPM. Results Of included, average day 61 studies were for (Male : Female 26: 35, age 47 (15) years 120 (Male:Female 52: 68 48 years. This corresponds to 33.70% initially diagnosed as not having GERD, being given diagnosis at Using worst analysis, impedance, 62 (34.25%). 92% on also analysis. 20 (33.33%) classified WPM-GERD-positive only 1 day. number that first 24 hours study 19 (31.15%) 11 (18.03%) respectively. univariate significant differences found basal respiratory minimum (mmHg) (GERD positive: 8 (8),GERD negative: 10 (8) p=0.010), episodes positive:20 (14) 12 (11) p=0.001) exposure time positive:1.70 (1.35) 1.07 (1.14) p=0.002) between groups. Only significantly associated WPM-GERD result (OR:0.95 (0.90, 1.00)). Conclusions There after related presence intermittent these patients. Predictability difficult ascertain HRM 24-hour variables. suggests longer period assessment rather than different refluxate components beneficial: more formal assess difference detection useful.

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ژورنال

عنوان ژورنال: Oral

سال: 2021

ISSN: ['2673-6373']

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1136/gutjnl-2021-bsg.20