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Quantitative Methods to Determine Efficacy of Treatment in Achalasia

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Date 2001 Apr 25
PMID 11319070
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Determining success after achalasia therapy is an important aspect of treating this disease. Esophageal manometry, scintigraphy, and barium esophagram are the most commonly employed techniques. Recent data suggest that barium esophagram may be most practical and informative compared to manometry and scintigraphy in predicting treatment success in achalasia patients after therapy.

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