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CHAPTER 1 ONTOGENY AND NORMAL PHYSIOLOGY OF THE ESOPHAGEAL AND GASTROINTESTINAL MOTILITY. - Annamaria Staiano; Gabriella Boccia. Development of motility. In: Feeding during late infancy and early childhood: impact on health. Hernell O, Schmitz J eds. Nestlè Nutr Workshop Ser Pediatr Program, 2005; 56:85-98. - Gabriella Boccia, Annamaria Staiano. Intestinal motility: Normal Motility and Development of the Intestinal Neuroenteric System. In: RE Kleinman, O-J Goulet eds.Walker’s Pediatric gastrointestinal disease. Patophysiology, diagnosis, management (Fifth edition, in press). - Annamaria Staiano, Gabriella Boccia, Gennaro Salvia, Donato Zappulli, Ray E Clouse. Development of Esophageal Peristalsis in Preterm and Term Neonates. Gastroenterology 2007;132:1718–1725 10
Hernell O, Schmitz J (eds): Feedings during Late Infancy and Early Childhood: Impact on Health. Nestlè Nutrition Workshop Series- Pediatric Program, Vol.56,pp85-98 Development of motility Annamaria Staiano, M.D. and Gabriella Boccia, M.D. Department of Pediatrics, University of Naples “Federico II”, Italy. Correspondence to: Annamaria Staiano, M.D. Department of Pediatrics, University Federico II Via S. Pansini, 5 80131 Naples, Italy Tel: 001.39.081.746.2679 Fax: 0039.081.546.9811 Email: staiano@unina.it 11
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FIGURE LEGENDS Fig. 1: I-GERQ score
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Tab. 2 - Risk factors for GERD Risk
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I-GERQ Score Fig.2 16 14 12 10 8 6
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Dyspeptic symptoms in children: the
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INTRODUCTION Dyspeptic symptoms inc
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Dyspeptic symptoms and bowel habit
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RESULTS Eighty of 99 consecutively
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DISCUSSION Studies in children and
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ulcer identified at endoscopy and H
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Table 1. Rome II functional dyspeps
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Table 3. Frequency of reported dysp
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CHAPTER 3 DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT O
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ABSTRACT Objectives: To evaluate in
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A drop in pH below 4.0 lasting at l
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DISCUSSION Chronic unexplained coug
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CONCLUSIONS WHAT THESE STUDIES ADD
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