Why the study?
Previous data on autonomic dysfunction in IBS are conflicting, potentially due to not accounting for bowel patterns or varying methodologies, prompting evaluation of autonomic response across IBS subtypes versus healthy controls.
Does autonomic response differ between IBS subtypes and healthy controls?
Comparison
IBS subtypes vs healthy controls
Design
Prospective cross-sectional physiological study
Authors
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Autonomic differences appear limited to IBS-C; leaves open whether subtype-targeted modulation improves symptoms.
Does autonomic response differ between IBS subtypes and healthy controls?
Patients with constipation-predominant IBS display systemic and local autonomic imbalance compared to healthy controls.
Mazor et al. (2024) studied this question.
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