Narrative review discusses AI-driven pathology models for esophageal cancer and Barrett's esophagus management
AI Pathology Models May Help Screen Barrett's Esophagus and Esophageal Cancer
This narrative review examines the role of AI-driven pathology models in managing patients with esophageal cancer and Barrett's esophagus. T…
A narrative review suggests AI-driven pathology models could improve early screening and diagnosis for Barrett's esophagus and esophageal ca…
Narrative review on vitamin D and VDR in gastrointestinal and pulmonary diseases
Vitamin D's Role in Gut and Lung Health Examined
This narrative review synthesizes evidence on vitamin D deficiency and VDR expression across gastrointestinal and pulmonary conditions. The …
A review explores how vitamin D deficiency and VDR expression may influence digestive and respiratory diseases, but more research is needed.
Meta-analysis compares total vs partial fundoplication for pediatric GERD
Partial Fundoplication Lowers Dysphagia Risk in Children with GERD
This meta-analysis of 2633 patients younger than 18 years with GERD found that total fundoplication (Nissen) was associated with a higher ri…
In children with GERD, partial fundoplication reduces postoperative swallowing problems compared to total fundoplication, while reflux contr…
GERD Associated with Increased Risk of Laryngeal Cancer in Meta-Analysis
Large study links GERD to higher risk of laryngeal cancer
A systematic review and meta-analysis of 1,768,394 adults found that gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) was significantly associated wit…
A massive analysis of nearly 1.8 million adults found a link between gastroesophageal reflux disease and increased risk of laryngeal cancer.
Systematic review and meta-analysis finds elevated magnetic sphincter augmentation erosion after sleeve gastrectomy
Magnetic sphincter augmentation erosion risk is higher after sleeve gastrectomy
This systematic review and meta-analysis of 287 patients found that magnetic sphincter augmentation (MSA) erosion after laparoscopic sleeve …
A meta-analysis shows patients with sleeve gastrectomy have a higher erosion rate after magnetic sphincter augmentation compared to nonbaria…
Oro-esophageal vs Nasogastric Tube Feeding in Ischemic Stroke with Dysphagia: A Protocol
New trial tests which feeding tube helps stroke best
This randomized controlled trial protocol aims to compare oro-esophageal tube feeding with nasogastric tube feeding in 422 ischemic stroke p…
A new trial compares nose versus mouth feeding tubes to see which helps stroke patients recover swallowing function faster.
Personalized swallowing rehab improves outcomes after oral cancer surgery
New Swallowing Therapy Helps Oral Cancer Patients Eat and Speak More Easily
This randomized controlled trial in 300 patients with oral squamous cell carcinoma found that a personalized swallowing rehabilitation progr…
Personalized swallowing therapy helps oral cancer patients recover faster, eat more naturally, and avoid dangerous complications like pneumo…
FEES Dysphagia Index (FDI) derivation and validation in hospitalized neurological patients
A new swallowing test may better predict pneumonia risk in hospitalized brain patients
This single-center retrospective cohort study derived and validated the FEES Dysphagia Index (FDI) in 1,257 and 1,686 hospitalized neurologi…
A new swallowing score outperformed a standard measure at predicting pneumonia and death in neurological patients, offering a simpler bedsid…
Zinc-L-carnosine supplement versus thickened formula for persistent infant regurgitation in randomized trial
Thickened Formula May Cost More Than This New Supplement
A two-center, prospective, single-blind, randomized, non-inferiority study evaluated Zinc-L-carnosine in 60 infants aged 4 weeks to 7 months…
A new baby supplement for spit-up costs less and works as well as the expensive thickened formula parents often use.
Case report of two neonates with esophageal atresia and phrenic nerve palsy managed with stepwise respiratory and surgical strategies
Two Rare Cases Reveal New Path for Nerve Injury Recovery
This case report describes two neonates with type III esophageal atresia who developed phrenic nerve palsy.
When a repair for a birth defect hurts a breathing nerve, doctors now try non-invasive support first before surgery.
PPI-refractory GERD prevalence and mechanisms in systemic sclerosis using ambulatory pH-MII, HREM, and scintigraphy
Heartburn Pills Often Fail in Scleroderma—New Study Reveals Why
This retrospective cohort study of 30 adults with systemic sclerosis evaluated PPI-refractory GERD using ambulatory pH-MII, HREM, and gastri…
Standard heartburn pills often fail for scleroderma patients because weak muscle movement in the esophagus and stomach prevents acid from cl…
Systematic review assesses performance and applicability of aspiration risk prediction models in stroke
Can doctors predict if stroke patients might breathe in food?
This systematic review evaluates prediction models for aspiration risk in adult stroke patients across 18 model development studies.
Most tools to predict if stroke patients will choke on food show promise but cannot be trusted yet because every study had serious flaws.
All Esophageal Diseases Articles
- Narrative review discusses AI-driven pathology models for esophageal cancer and Barrett's esophagus management
- Narrative review on vitamin D and VDR in gastrointestinal and pulmonary diseases
- Meta-analysis compares total vs partial fundoplication for pediatric GERD
- GERD Associated with Increased Risk of Laryngeal Cancer in Meta-Analysis
- Systematic review and meta-analysis finds elevated magnetic sphincter augmentation erosion after sleeve gastrectomy
- Oro-esophageal vs Nasogastric Tube Feeding in Ischemic Stroke with Dysphagia: A Protocol
- Personalized swallowing rehab improves outcomes after oral cancer surgery
- FEES Dysphagia Index (FDI) derivation and validation in hospitalized neurological patients
- Zinc-L-carnosine supplement versus thickened formula for persistent infant regurgitation in randomized trial
- Case report of two neonates with esophageal atresia and phrenic nerve palsy managed with stepwise respiratory and surgical strategies
- PPI-refractory GERD prevalence and mechanisms in systemic sclerosis using ambulatory pH-MII, HREM, and scintigraphy
- Systematic review assesses performance and applicability of aspiration risk prediction models in stroke
- Network meta-analysis compares preventive measures for esophageal variceal bleeding in 6510 cirrhosis patients
- Multifocal cryoballoon ablation achieves high eradication rates in Barrett esophagus with dysplasia
- Active rTMS combined with rehabilitation showed greater improvement in language and swallowing outcomes compared with sham stimulation in 113 post-stroke patients
- Machine learning models show moderate to high accuracy for predicting variceal bleeding in cirrhosis patients
- Sleeve-fundoplication without gastric resection reduces GERD incidence versus sleeve gastrectomy in obese rat model
- Meta-analysis finds TSP-9 test predicts progression to HGD/EAC in Barrett's esophagus
- Survival differed significantly among central venous access strategies for parenteral nutrition in elderly patients with dysphagia
- Post-thyroidectomy rehabilitation exercise improves swallowing QoL but increases early pain in single-center RCT
- Continuous terlipressin infusion reduces treatment failure and rebleeding in acute variceal bleeding
- Observational registry finds 29% hospital-associated disability in older Japanese rehabilitation patients
- Systematic review finds predictive models for dysphagia risk in older adults show variable performance
- Neuromuscular electrostimulation plus swallowing therapy may benefit dysphagia in severely disabled MS patients
- Meta-analysis finds 2.31% EoE incidence with food allergen immunotherapy, none with aeroallergen SLIT