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Topic: Esophagus benign - gerd, achalasia, motility Abstract ID: 83 Concordance of FLIP Panometry and Multiple Rapid Swallows on High-Resolution Manometry

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Observational analysis determines concordance of FLIP panometry and multiple rapid swallows in achalasia, suggesting improved motility assessment.

Concordance between FLIP panometry and multiple rapid swallows was confirmed, enhancing diagnosis accuracy for esophagus conditions.
Findings showed a strong correlation in 80% of cases examined, emphasizing the effectiveness of high-resolution manometry techniques.
Assessment used high-resolution manometry to evaluate esophageal motility disorders, focusing on achalasia and gerd.
This supports the use of combined methods for comprehensive assessment of esophageal motility in clinical settings.

Lee et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Observational analysis determines concordance of FLIP panometry and multiple rapid swallows in achalasia, suggesting improved motility assessment.