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<p>Manometric ineffective esophageal motility (IEM) remains poorly understood. Patients who underwent ≥2 HRMs with ≥1 demonstrating IEM (CCv4.0) were included. Of 20 patients with IEM on initial HRM, 75% had IEM and 25% normal motility on subsequent HRM. Twelve patients had normal motility on initial HRM and IEM on subsequent HRM. No patients with IEM progressed to a major motility disorder. IEM appears to have a non-progressive manometric disease course.</p>

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Manometric ineffective esophageal motility does not progress over time: a single-center retrospective study

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    2026年2月21日

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  • Ilora Naik,
  • Jane Lim,
  • Bianca W. Chang,
  • Yin Chan,
  • Mark Pimentel,
  • Karthik Ravi,
  • Ali Rezaie,
  • Amrit K. Kamboj

摘要

Manometric ineffective esophageal motility (IEM) remains poorly understood. Patients who underwent ≥2 HRMs with ≥1 demonstrating IEM (CCv4.0) were included. Of 20 patients with IEM on initial HRM, 75% had IEM and 25% normal motility on subsequent HRM. Twelve patients had normal motility on initial HRM and IEM on subsequent HRM. No patients with IEM progressed to a major motility disorder. IEM appears to have a non-progressive manometric disease course.