Study also finds fecal continence rates for children born with ARMs are lower than previously reported.
20 years ago, treatment options were limited for children with functional gastrointestinal (GI) and motility disorders. Now, a growing list of drugs, behavioral and dietary care plans, and an advanced, forward-looking technique – neuromodulation – are transforming pediatric GI care.
Researchers develop a questionnaire that enables them to assess the burden of treatment compared to the burden of the disease.
A large, international study highlights room for improvement in care and transition of patients ages 17 to 24 years old.
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Although common, the use of acid suppression medication lacks evidence and could cause adverse effects.
Findings from multiple methods of colonic manometry suggest an extrinsic neuropathy may be at play in severe functional constipation.
