Validation of the Milan Score Using Prolonged Wireless PH Monitoring

Stefano Siboni; Jiurgen Mema; Trevor McCarthy; Roberta De Maron; Matthew Schroeder; Marco Sozzi; Carlo Galdino Riva; Emanuele Asti; CP Gyawali

doi:10.1111/apt.70668

April 14, 2026Alimentary Pharmacology & TherapeuticsOpen Access

Validation of the Milan Score Using Prolonged Wireless PH Monitoring

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Key Points

To validate the effectiveness of the Milan Score in predicting pathologic reflux using wireless pH monitoring.
Conducted prolonged 96-h wireless pH monitoring
Compared Milan Score performance to 24-h pH-impedance
Assessed correlation with Lyon Consensus 2.0 guidelines
Milan Score predicts pathologic reflux reliably
Performance comparable to 24-h pH-impedance
Validation supports Milan Score's utility in diagnosing GERD

Implication

Validation study confirms Milan Score predicts reflux in GERD, suggesting its clinical relevance.

Abstract

Abnormal Milan Score reliably predicts pathologic reflux per Lyon Consensus 2.0 on 96-h wireless pH-monitoring, with performance similar to 24-h pH-impedance. This validation strengthens evidence for the Milan Score in GERD diagnosis.

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Siboni et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e07c632f7e8953b7cbdb55 https://doi.org/10.1111/apt.70668

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Validation of the Milan Score Using Prolonged Wireless PH Monitoring

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