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ESOPHAGUS

Date
May 6, 2023
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Society: AGA

This session will have six talks on the indications, limitations, procedural and technical aspects on clinically useful GI physiology tests. The attendees will learn for which patients these test can be of value, and what type of results you can expect and how reliable these are. Furthermore, the attendees will receive information on how to interpret results from these tests.

Presenter

Speaker Image for Arjan Bredenoord
Amsterdam UMC, University of Amsterdam

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