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A Multidisciplinary Approach to Dyspepsia and Chronic Abdominal Pain
Date
May 6, 2025
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Society: AGA
LIVE STREAM SESSION Chronic gastrointestinal (GI) symptoms such as chronic dyspepsia and abdominal pain are common and can be challenging to manage in clinical practice. Comprehensive diagnostic testing is often performed in patients with these chronic symptoms and do not reveal findings to explain their symptoms. Patients are often not satisfied with available treatments. There is increasing evidence that a multidisciplinary, integrated care approach with the collaboration of gastroenterologists, GI dietitians and GI psychologists can be effective in managing chronic, bothersome GI symptoms which may be due to disorders of gut brain interaction (DGBI). Case presentations of patients with chronic (functional) dyspepsia and chronic abdominal pain will be presented along with concise lectures and panel discussion.
LIVE STREAM SESSION Chronic gastrointestinal (GI) symptoms such as chronic dyspepsia and abdominal pain are common and can be challenging to manage in clinical practice. Comprehensive diagnostic testing is often performed in patients with these chronic symptoms and do not reveal findings to explain their symptoms. Patients are often not satisfied with available treatments. There is increasing evidence that a multidisciplinary, integrated care approach with the collaboration of gastroenterologists, GI dietitians and GI psychologists can be effective in managing chronic, bothersome GI symptoms which may be due to disorders of gut brain interaction (DGBI). Case presentations of patients with chronic (functional) dyspepsia and chronic abdominal pain will be presented along with concise lectures and panel discussion.
Moderators
UCLA
Cleveland Clinic
