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Efficacy of gut-brain neuromodulators in functional esophageal disorders: a systematic review.
BACKGROUND Patients with functional esophageal disorders exhibit symptoms such as chest pain, heartburn, dysphagia, globus sensation, or reflux hypersensitivity in the absence of structural abnormalities. This is characterized by dysregulated gut-brain interactions and visceral hypersensitivity. METHODS A systematic...
Zimeng Wang, Zhi Zheng, Xi-Cheng Wei et al.
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What is new in abdominal pain-related disorders of the gut-brain interaction in children.
Advances in diagnostic approaches, the understanding of prevalence and pathophysiology, and growing evidence for both pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic therapies for AP-DGBI may improve future management may improve future management.
Lily Barash, Carmen Lindmoen, Rachel E. Borlack
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Auricular Neurostimulation: A Novel Therapy for Abdominal Pain-Related Disorders of Gut-Brain Interaction.
Although access remains challenging because of the need for device placements by certified clinicians along with limited reimbursement, auricular PENFS is a promising, noninvasive, and targeted therapy for pediatric DGBI with underlying autonomic dysregulation.
Lauren D. Hagenstein, Katja Karrento
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Rome V: minimizing "functional", maximizing precision in gut-brain disorders.
The deliberate move away from the term "functional" is the deliberate move away from the term "functional", a label that has often implied that symptoms are less real, less biological, or merely psychological.
J. Remes-Troche
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Rome V criteria for pediatric disorders of gut–brain interaction: key updates and clinical implications
ABSTRACT Introduction The Rome criteria have provided the acclaimed global standard for diagnosing pediatric functional gastrointestinal disorders. With the release of Rome criteria V in 2026, the field has undergone a major transformation. The notable changes are the replacement of the term functional gastrointestinal...
S. Rajindrajith, N. Devanarayana, W. Hathagoda et al.
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Mechanisms of brain-body interactions in post-stroke visceral dysfunction and recovery.
An integrated brain-body interaction (BBI) framework is advanced that conceptualizes post-stroke visceral dysfunction as a systemic consequence of disrupted communication between the brain and peripheral organs, rather than as isolated organ-specific complications.
Xin Zhang, Ying Zhang, Shi-Hui Chen et al.
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