High-resolution manometry (HRM) plays a crucial role in the diagnostic assessment of foregut symptoms before and after antireflux surgery (ARS). A collaborative initiative by surgeons and gastroenterologists developed a postoperative classification for interpreting HRM findings, providing key insights into patient management post-ARS.
Journal Article by Salvador R, Pandolfino JE (…) Yadlapati R et 13 al. in Ann Surg
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