Can Disorders of Gut–Brain Interaction be Quantified in Systemic Sclerosis Without Excluding Dysmotility?

Key Points

• The aim is to evaluate how gut-brain interaction disorders can be measured in individuals with systemic sclerosis without disregarding dysmotility.
• Analyzed existing literature on gut-brain interaction and systemic sclerosis.
• Identified potential measurement techniques for quantifying gut-brain interactions.
• Explored the relationship between dysmotility and gut-brain communication.
• Highlighted the need for novel quantification methods in gut-brain interactions.
• Indicated that dysmotility may complicate assessment but doesn't diminish the relevance of gut-brain interactions.