Valor de la manometría intestinal en la patología gastrointestinal

Background: Small intestinal manometry is a relatively simple technique. However, its use is usually limited to very few centers and mainly related to research studies. Aim: To report our experience with small intestinal motility studies in a group of normal controls and patients with symptoms sugge...

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Autores principales:	Madrid S,Ana María, Quera P,Rodrigo, Defilippi C,Carlos
Lenguaje:	Spanish / Castilian
Publicado:	Sociedad Médica de Santiago 1999
Materias:	Gastrointestinal Motility Intestinal Diseases Intestine, small Manometry
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spelling	oai:scielo:S0034-988719990010000042000-03-10Valor de la manometría intestinal en la patología gastrointestinalMadrid S,Ana MaríaQuera P,RodrigoDefilippi C,Carlos Gastrointestinal Motility Intestinal Diseases Intestine, small Manometry Background: Small intestinal manometry is a relatively simple technique. However, its use is usually limited to very few centers and mainly related to research studies. Aim: To report our experience with small intestinal motility studies in a group of normal controls and patients with symptoms suggesting a gastrointestinal motor disorder. Patients and methods: Seventy three studies were performed in 71 subjects: 18 asymptomatic controls and 55 patients presenting with symptoms characterized by abdominal pain, vomiting, bloating, constipation and diarrhea. In 33 patients the same symptoms remained without diagnosis, in spite of extensive laboratory studies. In 10 of these, dilated small intestinal loops were observed and intestinal pseudoobstruction was suspected. Twenty two additional patients with systemic disorders such as scleroderma, diabetes and previous vagotomies, were studied. Motility was assessed by means of perfused catheters connected to external transducers for a mean lapse of 280 min. Results: An abnormal pattern of small intestinal motility suggesting neuropathic, myopathic or a mixed disorder was observed in 76% of all studied patients, with the exception of patients with scleroderma, in whom only myopathic and mixed alterations were observed. In 82% of patients, the results of manometry were useful for the management of the clinical condition. Conclusions: small intestinal manometry is a relatively simple technique that, when used in selected groups of patients, provides useful information for clinical management.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSociedad Médica de SantiagoRevista médica de Chile v.127 n.10 19991999-10-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0034-98871999001000004es10.4067/S0034-98871999001000004
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language	Spanish / Castilian
topic	Gastrointestinal Motility Intestinal Diseases Intestine, small Manometry
spellingShingle	Gastrointestinal Motility Intestinal Diseases Intestine, small Manometry Madrid S,Ana María Quera P,Rodrigo Defilippi C,Carlos Valor de la manometría intestinal en la patología gastrointestinal
description	Background: Small intestinal manometry is a relatively simple technique. However, its use is usually limited to very few centers and mainly related to research studies. Aim: To report our experience with small intestinal motility studies in a group of normal controls and patients with symptoms suggesting a gastrointestinal motor disorder. Patients and methods: Seventy three studies were performed in 71 subjects: 18 asymptomatic controls and 55 patients presenting with symptoms characterized by abdominal pain, vomiting, bloating, constipation and diarrhea. In 33 patients the same symptoms remained without diagnosis, in spite of extensive laboratory studies. In 10 of these, dilated small intestinal loops were observed and intestinal pseudoobstruction was suspected. Twenty two additional patients with systemic disorders such as scleroderma, diabetes and previous vagotomies, were studied. Motility was assessed by means of perfused catheters connected to external transducers for a mean lapse of 280 min. Results: An abnormal pattern of small intestinal motility suggesting neuropathic, myopathic or a mixed disorder was observed in 76% of all studied patients, with the exception of patients with scleroderma, in whom only myopathic and mixed alterations were observed. In 82% of patients, the results of manometry were useful for the management of the clinical condition. Conclusions: small intestinal manometry is a relatively simple technique that, when used in selected groups of patients, provides useful information for clinical management.
author	Madrid S,Ana María Quera P,Rodrigo Defilippi C,Carlos
author_facet	Madrid S,Ana María Quera P,Rodrigo Defilippi C,Carlos
author_sort	Madrid S,Ana María
title	Valor de la manometría intestinal en la patología gastrointestinal
title_short	Valor de la manometría intestinal en la patología gastrointestinal
title_full	Valor de la manometría intestinal en la patología gastrointestinal
title_fullStr	Valor de la manometría intestinal en la patología gastrointestinal
title_full_unstemmed	Valor de la manometría intestinal en la patología gastrointestinal
title_sort	valor de la manometría intestinal en la patología gastrointestinal
publisher	Sociedad Médica de Santiago
publishDate	1999
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Valor de la manometría intestinal en la patología gastrointestinal

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