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160 Mocanu MA. et al.<strong>Jurnalul</strong> <strong>de</strong> <strong>Chirurgie</strong> (Iaşi), 2013, Vol. 9, Nr. 2evacuated quickly in the duo<strong>de</strong>num caninduce an enhanced duo<strong>de</strong>nal motility.The duo<strong>de</strong>gastric reflux requires twoconditions: the pylorus opening and theretrogra<strong>de</strong> duo<strong>de</strong>nal motor wave. We thinkthat enhanced duo<strong>de</strong>nal motility can fulfillthese two conditions. So, the gallblad<strong>de</strong>rcholesterolosis can be one of the etiologicalfactors which produce duo<strong>de</strong>nogastricreflux.We did not exclu<strong>de</strong> a lot of otherpatological conditions wich can produceduo<strong>de</strong>nogastric reflux alsa well as a methodsfor its diagnosise [10-16].All cases with duo<strong>de</strong>nogastric refluxhave high GERDQ score that means theduo<strong>de</strong>nogastric reflux can aggravategastroesophageal reflux; in this way, fromthe 20 cases with duo<strong>de</strong>nogastric reflux, 10cases had esophagitis.CONCLUSIONSThe duo<strong>de</strong>nogastric reflux isassociated with GERD in 34% from cases.The association of duo<strong>de</strong>nogastric refluxwith gallblad<strong>de</strong>r cholesterolosis can inducethe supposition that duo<strong>de</strong>nal bile rich incholesterol can be the trigger for enhancedduo<strong>de</strong>nal motility and duo<strong>de</strong>nogastric refluxwhich may aggravate gastroesophagealreflux.CONFLICT OF INTERESTSAuthors have no conflict of interests to<strong>de</strong>clare.AKNOWLEDGEMENTSThe corresponding author is PhDstu<strong>de</strong>nt of University of Medicine andPharmacy „Carol Davila” Bucureşti. Thispaper is the result of the research activityduring the doctoral internship.REFERENCES1. Brillantino A, Monaco L ,Schettino M, et al.Prevalence of pathological duo<strong>de</strong>nogastricreflux and the relationship betweenduo<strong>de</strong>nogastric and duo<strong>de</strong>nogastroesophagealreflux in chronic gastroesophageal refluxdisease. Eur J Gastroenterol Hepatol. 2008;20(12): 1136-1143.2. Thompson DG. Duo<strong>de</strong>nogastric reflux is thereany progress Br Med J. 1982; 284: 845-846.3. Sporea I, Gluhovschi G. Ghid practic <strong>de</strong>ecografie abdominală. Timişoara: EdituraHelicon; 1999. p. 152-167.4. Ebell MH. Diagnosis of gastroesophagealreflux disease. Am Fam Physician. 2010;81(10): 1278-1280.5. Halling K. Development of an enhancedquestionnaire for the diagnosis ofgastroesofageal reflux disease based on theReflux Disease Questionnaire, the GERDImpact Scale and the GastrointestinalSymptom Rating Scale. Gut. 2007; 56(SupplIII): A 209.6. Mocanu M, Diculescu M, Nicolae T.Evaluarea particularităţilor bolii <strong>de</strong> reflux lapacienţii cu hernie gastrică transhiatală şisteatoză hepatică din perspectiva eficientizăriiacestei asocieri. Teza doctorat. U.M.F.Bucureşti; 2013.7. Heading RC. Duo<strong>de</strong>nogastric reflux. Gut1983; 24: 510-5188. Keane FB, Dimango EP, Malagelada JR.Duo<strong>de</strong>nogastric reflux in humans: itsrelationship to fasting antroduo<strong>de</strong>nal motilityand gastric pancreatic and biliary secretiongastroenterology. Gastroenterol. 1981; 81:726-731.9. Jonson AG. Peptic ulcer and the pilor. Lancet.1979; 1: 710-712.10. King A, Macdonald C, Orn C. Un<strong>de</strong>rstandinggastroesophageal reflux disease(GERD): apatient segmentation analysis. Scand JGastroenterol. 2007; 42(Suppl 244): 21.11. Orban-Şchiopu A, Mocanu M. Litiazaveziculară asociată steatozei hepatice nonalcoolice. Journal of Gastrointestinal andLiver Disease. 2007; 16 (suppl 1): 1612. Mosteanu O, Pop Acalovshi M. Motilitateaveziculei biliare la pacienţii cu steatohepatitanonalcooloca-evaluare ecografică. Journal ofGastrointestinal and Liver Disease. 2007;16(suppl. 1): 16-17.13. King MP, Adam RD, Pry<strong>de</strong> A, Mc DickenWN, Heading RC. Relationships of humanantroduo<strong>de</strong>nal motility and transpyloric fluidmovement noninvasive observations worthreal-time ultrasound Gut. 1984; 25: 1384-1391.14. Tack J, Bisschops R, Koek G. Dietaryrestrictions during ambulatory monitoring ofduo<strong>de</strong>nogastroesophageal reflux. Dig Dis Sci.2003; 48(7): 1213-1220.15. .Fein M, Fuchs KH, Bohrer T, et al. Fiberoptictechnique for 24 hour bile reflux monitoring –standards and normal values for gastricmonitoring. Dig Dis Sci. 1996; 41(1): 216-225.16. Lazarescu A, Sifrim D. Ambulatorymonitoring of GERD current technologyGastroenterol Clin North Am. 2008; 37(4):793-805.

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