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... between obesity and GERD in a large cohort of children while controlling for asthma as a confounder ...that children, especially boys, diagnosed with GERD and/or with GERD symptoms are more ... See full document

... in children with asthma, or (4) re- ported the prevalence of positive en- doscopic findings in children with ...airway disease, chronic cough, recurrent pneumo- nia, infantile apnea, or ...airway ... See full document

... with gastroesophageal reflux disease from January 1 st to June 30 th , 2014 in Rizgary Teaching Hospital, Erbil ...in gastroesophageal reflux disease patients and its eradication ... See full document

... GERD symptoms compared to those with lower ...pathological reflux in 50% of asthmatic children in the proximal esophagus and in 16% in the proximal esophagus ...respiratory symptoms with prox- ... See full document

... Histamine2 (H2) antagonists or blockers have been used for many years to treat peptic ulcer disease and symptoms of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). Doses are often increased to ... See full document

... typical reflux symptoms (heartburn or regurgita- tion) as well as those with patient or physician reported GORD diagnosis, were also found to have improved sur- vival ...diagnosis, reflux ... See full document

... Our results also indicated that dietary habits have sig- nificant correlation with FSSG scores (Table 2). Although there have been very few reports showing the effect of dietary habits upon pathogenesis of GERD [31], our ... See full document

... typical reflux symptoms (heartburn), despite standard PPI therapy for at least four weeks, were asked to perform pH and/or MII monitoring before initiation of and during prucalo- pride ...these ... See full document

... Acid-related disorders, including PUD and GERD, are com- mon and often present with atypical symptoms in elderly patients. Poorer clinical outcomes in PUD and increased incidence of GERD complications are ... See full document

... Our results suggest that individuals with severe GERD symptoms are less likely to drink beer but more likely to drink liquor. Alcohol ingestion is thought to induce GERD by reducing lower esophageal sphincter ... See full document

... may be similar to some symptoms of COPD. Therefore, it is necessary to enquire as to the timing of the GERD symp- toms and their association with awakening from sleep, the use of respiratory inhalers in ... See full document

... artery disease, especially as he has not experienced any further chest pain since completing a month of treatment with a ...his symptoms, and his qual- ity of life has returned to  ... See full document

... the gastroesophageal junction ...morbid obesity and normal preoperative endoscopy and esophagogram who underwent a laparoscopic SG and developed an esophageal adenocarcinoma af- ter five ... See full document

... Pediatrics 63:47-51, 1979, recurrent pulmonary disease, gastroesopha- geal reflux, esophageal function tests.. The association of gastroesophageal reflux.[r] ... See full document

... Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) is a chronic digestive disorder that affects a growing number of people in the world and is one of the most com- mon gastric complaints that prompts an ... See full document

... GERD symptoms as heart burn, re- gurgitation, halitosis, dysphagia and dyspepsia, and LPR symptoms, defined as RSI, including hoarseness, throat clearing, postnasal drip, dysphagia, irritant cough, dyspnea, ... See full document

... esophageal reflux disease in the pediatric population, along with information on its complications and treatment, have not described similar cases where esophageal stricture occurred during treat- ment with ... See full document

... Jolley SG, Herbst JJ, Johnson DG, et al: Mean duration of gastroesophageal reflux identifies children -with reflux-in- duced respiratory symptoms. Heyman S, Kirkpatrick JA, Winter HS, et[r] ... See full document

... As heartburn is considered to be the most prevalent problem in patients with recognized GERD, an increase in the probability of heartburn due to an increase in the diameter of air columns in most parts of the esophagus ... See full document

... with reflux symptoms and have suggested a 'protective' role of HP infection against the development of esophageal diseases ...to reflux, increase of a latent reflux are probably causative ... See full document