Retrospective study reveals carbonated water may enhance DCI and lower IRP in esophageal high-resolution manometry metrics.
The present study found carbonated water could increase the DCI in the upright position and reduce the IRP in the supine position. These findings suggest that carbonated water may influence HRM parameters in a way that helps clarify borderline motility patterns, although their diagnostic value remains to be confirmed.
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