Society: AGA

LIVE STREAM SESSION

The diagnosis of GERD is being updated using the Lyon Consensus 2.0 (updated in 2023), which takes into account a modern diagnosis of GERD, symptoms of GERD, optimal testing as well as metrics and thresholds used to diagnose conclusive GERD. The Padova classification (completed in 2023) addresses evaluation of the GERD patient needing antireflux surgery and other invasive approaches. GERD overlaps with motility disorders as well as disorders of gut-brain interaction, characterized using Chicago Classification (2021)and Rome criteria (2023-24). This symposium brings leaders from each of these consensus processes to discuss how to use each set of criteria, and where each process intersects with the others.

Presentations:

THE MODERN DIAGNOSIS OF GERD USING LYON CONSENSUS 2.0

HOW DOES CHICAGO CLASSIFICATION V4.0 HELP GERD DIAGNOSIS?

THE PADOVA CONSENSUS: HRM BEFORE AND AFTER ANTIREFLUX SURGERY

RELEVANCE OF ROME CRITERIA TO GERD DIAGNOSIS

PANEL DISCUSSION

Joan Chen

University of Michigan

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