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24-godzinne wielokanałowe monitorowanie impedancji i pH w przełyku — evidence based medicine
Gastroenterologia Kliniczna 2019;11(1):3-8.
Streszczenie
24-godzinne monitorowanie impedancji i pH w przełyku poszerzyło wiedzę o chorobie refluksowej, szczególnie o właściwościach fizycznych i chemicznych treści, która jest zarzucana do przełyku. Wiedza ta jest bezcenna w diagnostyce i skutecznym leczeniu opornej na leczenie inhibitorami pompy protonowej chorobie refluksowej, w postępowaniu u chorych objawami pozaprzełykowymi oraz u osób kwalifikowanych do zabiegów antyrefluksowych. Badanie to stało się podstawowym narzędziem diagnostycznym w specjalistycznym postępowaniu gastroenterologicznym.
Słowa kluczowe: badanie impedancji i pH przełykumedycyna oparta na faktach
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