PWE-087 Oesophageal body motility and reflux profiles in patients with oesophagogastric junction outflow obstruction

Abstract

difference in patients' sensory to rectal distension (p=0.4527), perception urge volume to defecate (p=0.1499) and the maximum rectal capacity (p=0.2332).The anorectal electro-sensory were generally normal in both subtypes of FI and there was no statistical difference in the anal mucosal sensory (p=0.088) or rectal mucosal sensory (p=0.4450). Conclusion This study showed that FI can be subtyped into I and II based on the distinctive pathophysiology findings. The subtyping of FI are likely to link the options for clinical management.