Manometry Flashcards

1
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Surrogate for LES tone

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Integrated relaxation pressure (IRP)
* Normal IRP <12
* Abnormal >12

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2
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Surrogates for peristalsis

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  1. Distal contractile integral (DCI)
    *normal 450<DCI <8000
    *failed persitalsis <100
    *incomplete parastalsis <450
  2. Distal Latency - normal >4.5 seconds
    *DL <4.5sec = spasm
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3
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Failed or inadequate Peristalsis

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Assuming IRP <12 -15
DCI <100= failed
Absent Contractility

DCI <450= incomplete
Ineffective esophageal motility

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4
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Hypercontractile Esophagus
DCI >8,000
normal IRP

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5
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What disorder this this?

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6
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Provocative test performed in EGJOO

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7
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FLIP topography - difference between normal response and EGJOO

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8
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FLIP - measures esophageal distensibility
What is the esophageal distensibility index (DI) in EGJOO?
What is the maximum EGJ diameter in EGJOO?

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Distensibility index <2 suggested EGJOO

Max EGJ diameter <!2mm suggests EGJOO

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9
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What condition is this?

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Type 1 Achalasia
elevated IRP >15
100% failed peristalsis

Treat with any definitive management

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10
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What condition is this?

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Type 2 Achalasia
elevated IRP >15
pan esophageal pressurization

responds best to treatment
Treat with any definitive management

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11
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What condition is this?

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Type 3 Achalasia
elevated IRP >15
premature contractions DL <4.5seconds

responds worse to treatment
Treat with POEM

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12
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What is the provocative test for ineffective esophageal motility?

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13
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List the Chicago Classification V4

Which conditions require symptoms to be present for diagnosis?

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14
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What is the criteria for EGJOO?

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  1. elevated IRP
  2. preserved peristalsis
  3. increased intrabolus pressure
  4. symptoms
  5. abnormal barium or FLIP
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15
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What condition is this?

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Ineffective esophageal motility

causes- scleroderma, diabetes, amyloid, RA

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16
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What condition is this?

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elevated IRP
preserved peristalsis
increased intrabolus pressure

Also assumes the presence of:
-symptoms
-abnormal barium or FLIP

17
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What condition is this?

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18
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What is this and what else do you need to make a diagnosis?

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dyssynergistic defecation
also need failed balloon expulsion test