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Development of gastric electrical stimulation techniques for treatment of gastric dysmotility syndromes and obesity has been a long-standing goal of investigators and clinicians. Depending on stimulus parameters and sites of stimulation, such methods have a range of theoretical benefits including entrainment of intrinsic gastric electrical activity, eliciting propagating contractions and reduci...

Treatment of hypothyroidism with levothyroxine sodium often requires multiple dose adjustments and can be complicated by patients with gastric and intestinal dysfunction that limits absorption. In these cases, doses are often titrated higher than commonly used in clinical practice. Multiple formulations of levothyroxine are currently available and some may be preferred in cases of malabsorption...

Resumen La gastroparesia es causa importante de morbilidad. etiología más frecuente la idiopática. Los síntomas son similares a dispepsia, aunque el dolor abdominal superior muy prevalente. El diagnóstico precisa demostrar vaciamiento gástrico retardado y descartar organicidad. tratamiento incluye distintas modalidades farmacológicas, endoscópicas quirúrgicas.

Lesions of the digestive system in diabetes mellitus (DM) are secondary nature and arise due to autonomic neuropathy. As a result hyperglycemia, lesions esophagus, stomach, small large intestine develop. The most common disorder is gastroparesis. diagnosis gastroparesis currently insufficient. It connected with low awareness and, as consequence, rare visit patients specialists, also similarity ...