July 31, 2025Open Access

Psychometric profiling of patients with chronic gastroduodenal symptoms using body surface gastric mapping phenotypes

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Cross-sectional analysis reveals links between psychological factors and body surface gastric mapping phenotypes, suggesting tailored interventions.

Chronic gastroduodenal symptoms are often linked to psychological factors like depression and anxiety.
Among 278 patients, 45% had depression and 46% had anxiety, showing significant prevalence.
Body surface gastric mapping phenotypes revealed varying associations between symptoms and mental health measures.
The findings suggest integrating psychological interventions could improve quality of life for affected individuals.

Law et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Cross-sectional analysis reveals links between psychological factors and body surface gastric mapping phenotypes, suggesting tailored interventions.