2008
DOI: 10.1590/s1806-37132008001200009
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Esofagomanometria e pHmetria esofágica de 24 h em uma ampla amostra de pacientes com manifestações respiratórias

Abstract: Objective: To determine the prevalence of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and to evaluate the esophageal motor profile of patients with respiratory symptoms referred to a digestive motility referral center for esophageal function testing. Methods: The results of esophageal manometry and 24-h esophageal pH-metry were analyzed. The inclusion criterion was presenting respiratory symptoms, with or without accompanying digestive symptoms. Results: Of the 1,170 patients included in the study, 602 (51.5%) repo… Show more

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“…Whilst the exact pathophysiology is still unclear, it has been proposed that esophageal acid exposure, laryngopharyngeal reflux or microaspiration of refluxate into the lung could directly provoke cough or indirectly result in sensitization of the cough reflex, such that cough could be more easily provoked by common environmental stimuli 23. Hypotensive LES and esophageal hypomotility has been associated with increased respiratory symptoms such as nocturnal cough and asthma,24,25 possibly by predisposition to the earlier-mentioned mechanisms. The use of HRM in addition to 24-hour combined pH-impedance monitoring may reveal esophageal motility disorders that can predispose to or be part of a systemic disease (scleroderma or pulmonary fibrosis) that underlies chronic respiratory symptoms.…”
Section: Disorders Related To Respiratory Symptomsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Whilst the exact pathophysiology is still unclear, it has been proposed that esophageal acid exposure, laryngopharyngeal reflux or microaspiration of refluxate into the lung could directly provoke cough or indirectly result in sensitization of the cough reflex, such that cough could be more easily provoked by common environmental stimuli 23. Hypotensive LES and esophageal hypomotility has been associated with increased respiratory symptoms such as nocturnal cough and asthma,24,25 possibly by predisposition to the earlier-mentioned mechanisms. The use of HRM in addition to 24-hour combined pH-impedance monitoring may reveal esophageal motility disorders that can predispose to or be part of a systemic disease (scleroderma or pulmonary fibrosis) that underlies chronic respiratory symptoms.…”
Section: Disorders Related To Respiratory Symptomsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Não foram encontrados dados de complicações como ulceras, esôfago de Barret e bronquite. (3,9,10,15,16,24) Teixeira et al, verificam a prevalência de refluxo gastroesofágico em crianças de um a cinco anos com asma. Observou que 68% delas apresentavam RGE, e quando separadas em duas categorias (asma moderada e grave), encontrou associação de 58,5 e 82,1%, respectivamente.…”
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“…Dentre as crianças selecionadas para o estudo, a maioria eram do sexo masculino, contrapondo com achados de um estudo, onde a maioria dos selecionados eram compostos por pacientes do sexo feminino, (10) e corroborando ao de outros autores que encontraram como maioria uma população masculina. (8,9,11) Entretanto nenhuma evidência científica foi encontrada nos artigos selecionados, no que diz respeito a interferência do sexo nos sintomas.…”
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