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Sessions 8 and 11

OESO-SEMPIRE 16th World Conference | Esophagus 2024 | Strasbourg | April 23-26, 2024 | Venue: IRCAD France


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Sessions 8 and 11: Functional Disorders

Wednesday, April 24, 2:00 – 5:30 pm
Auditorium Kagame​

Hour 1
Chairs: C. Prakash Gyawali (USA) – 
Roberto Penagini (Italy) 
Moderators: Edoardo V. Savarino (Italy) – Mark R. Fox (Switzerland) – Walter W. Chan (USA) – Ellen M. Stein (USA) 

Potential important topics to discuss:

  • Physiology, mucosal nerve, and innervation 
  • Mechanisms of esophageal hypersensitivity 
  • Achalasia/EGJOO evaluation vs normal transit dysphagia
  • Overlap between GERD and DGBI of esophagus
  • Perceptive vs transit symptoms
  • Globus sensation
  • Invasive intervention in functional disorders

 

Hour 2 (6 Questions)
Chairs: Walter W. Chan (USA)  C. Prakash Gyawali (USA)
Moderators: Marcelo F. Vela Aquino (USA) – Justin C. Y. Wu (Hong Kong)

  1. How do you clinically address belching or lack thereof? – Dan Sadowski (Canada)
  2. When to suspect and confirm the diagnosis of rumination? – Joan W. Chen (USA)
  3. Esophageal chest pain or heartburn: is it reflux or not? – Albis C. Hani de Ardila (Colombia)
  4. When nothing is “wrong” – how to approach normal transit dysphagia? – Daphne Ang (Singapore)
  5. Not all cough is reflux - what to do when reflux is ruled out? – Walter W. Chan (USA)
  6. What to do when achalasia is adequately treated but symptoms persist? – Ellen M. Stein (USA)

 

Hour 3 (6 Questions)
Chairs: Roberto Penagini (Italy) – Ellen M. Stein (USA)

Moderators: Justin Y. Y. Lee (Malaysia)  Braden Kuo (USA)

  1. Is acid suppression appropriate for treatment of disorders of gut-brain interaction? – Justin Y. Y. Lee (Malaysia)
  2. How to choose the right neuromodulator for esophageal DGBI? – Braden Kuo (USA)
  3. When talking is better than drugs: what are the roles of cognitive behavioral therapy and hypnosis? – Livia Guadagnoli (Belgium)
  4. Is there a role for cannabinoids in esophageal disorders? – Marcelo F. Vela Aquino (USA)
  5. Pins, needles and clips – when to use acupuncture and vagal nerve stimulation? – Justin C. Y. Wu (Hong Kong)
  6. Can digital apps and virtual reality be leveraged for esophageal disorders, or is it too soon? – Eric D. Shah (USA)