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…ncing understanding of oesophageal motility in this population. Achalasia patients had lower initial compliance, lower resting pressures,…

…sting that systemic inflammation is a relevant marker of global achalasia severity.Patients with esophageal dilatation had significantly …

…Objectives Achalasia is a rare oesophageal motility disorder with rising incidence i…

…rmality due to incomplete embryonic development of the foregut. Achalasia is defined as insufficient lower oesophageal sphincter relaxati…

…= -0.595; p = 0.001, indicating that a substantial reduction in achalasia symptoms is associated with significant physical quality-of-lif…

… 11.5 % of patients had previously undergone treatment. Type II achalasia was predominant, representing 52.1 % of cases.Patients with pos…

…r3 so two patients in the random sample who were diagnosed with achalasia were excluded from the analysis.28 patients were therefore incl…

…acy, this model holds promise as a real-time assistive tool for esophageal motility disorders, potentially reducing expert workload and improving diagnostic …

…mptom was initially suspected to be due to a rare recurrence of achalasia. However, a large paraoesophageal hernia was unexpectedly found…

…Oesophageal achalasia is a rare gastrointestinal motility disorder of increasing inci…

…d to characterise oesophagogastric junction (EGJ) physiology in achalasia, but optimal procedural targets and clinically meaningful diste…

…ve study to evaluate STM’s role in clinical decision-making for achalasia spectrum disorders.Abstract P139 Figure 1…