Table 3 Overview of studies that reported on the prevalence and symptom associations of impaired gastric accommodation in patients with post‐surgical upper gastrointestinal disorders.
| Author | Patients | n | Technique | Difference from health | Assocation with symptom pattern |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vu 77 | Post‐fundoplication dyspepsia | 12 | Gastric barostat | Impaired accommodation as a group | Not done |
| Vu 74 | Pre‐fundoplication and post‐fundoplication | 12 | Gastric barostat | Impaired accommodation compared with pre‐fundoplication | Associated with postprandial fullness |
| Lindeboom 79 | Post‐fundoplication dyspepsia | 28 | Gastric barostat | Impaired accommodation in partial and complete fundoplication | Associated with postprandial fullness |
| Bouras 14 | Post‐fundoplication dyspepsia | 15 | SPECT imaging | Impaired accommodation as a group | Not done |
| Bredenoord 62 | Post‐fundoplication dyspepsia | 37 | SPECT imaging | Impaired accommodation in 44% | None |
| Scheffer 80 | Post‐fundoplication dyspepsia | 18 | Ultrasound | Impaired accommodation in a subgroup | Associated with dyspeptic symptoms |
| Le Blanc‐Louvry 81 | Distal gastrectomy | 16 | Gastric barostat | Impaired accommodation in a subgroup | Associated with dyspeptic symptoms |
SPECT, single‐photon emission computed tomography.