Application of high resolution impedance manometry in clinical practice

doi:10.3877/cma.j.issn.1674-6899.2017.04.009

Abstract

Abstract:

High resolution manometry(HRM)is the authoritative evaluation method at present esophageal motility, made a comprehensive explanation of esophageal motility disorder, in the process of research have appeared in the new, difficult to solve the problem, resulting in the development of HRM pace more quickly, the technical field of measuring star high resolution impedance manometry(HRIM)and 3D high resolution manometry after birth, opening up a new era of pressure technology.The birth of the new technology solved the problems that previously failed to solve by HRM, which brought many conveniences to the research work, and eventually brought more benefits to the patients.In this paper, the mechanism of HRIM technology, the achievements made at present and how to apply the technology are summarized, which can be used as a reference for the follow-up research.

Key words: High resolution impedance manometry, Gastroesophageal reflux, Achalasia, Stomach, ruminant, Bolus scavenging

Halifu Gulipali·, Abudureyimu Kelimu·. Application of high resolution impedance manometry in clinical practice[J]. Chinese Journal of Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease(Electronic Edition), 2017, 04(04): 175-177.

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