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Gender Disparities in Gas and Bloat Symptoms Post-Anti-Reflux Procedures

Female patients are more likely to experience higher gas/bloat scores after anti-reflux procedures compared to males. Despite similar rates of hernia recurrence, females also exhibit higher GERD-specific quality of life scores post-procedure. Results suggest the need for tailored treatments and prognostication for GERD patients based on sex differences.

Journal Article by Zimmermann CJ, Kuchta K (…) Ujiki MB et 5 al. in J Am Coll Surg

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