Observational analysis shows high clinical success (77.5%) for gastric outlet obstruction in patients, indicating G-POEM's effectiveness.
Gastric peroral endoscopic pyloromyotomy (G-POEM) is used to manage gastroparesis that is refractory to conventional therapies [1] [2]. Long-term data suggest high overall clinical success (77.5%), with higher success for diabetic gastroparesis (86.5%) [3]. Additionally, the safety of G-POEM has been established, with a very small risk of serious adverse events [4].
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