Table 4.
The Relationship Between Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass and Esophageal Disease
Study | Pathology | Evaluation | Findings |
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Merrouche et al61 | Esophageal dyskinesia | Symptom scoring, endoscopy, manometry, 24-hour pH monitoring | No esophageal dyskinesia |
Peterli et al88 | GERD | Symptom reporting | Reduced GERD |
Madalosso et al107 | GERD | Symptom reporting, pH monitoring | Reduced GERD |
Cassao et al111 | Esophageal sphincter pressure | High-resolution manometry | Increased LES hypotonia |
Valezi et al112 | LES pressure | High-resolution manometry | Increased LES hypotonia |
Clements et al113 | Dysphagia | Symptom scoring | Reduced GERD, worsening of dysphagia |
Foster et al114 | Dysphagia | Symptom scoring | Reduced GERD, no change in dysphagia |
GERD, gastroesophageal reflux disease; LES, lower esophageal sphincter.