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Esophageal motility disorders

W.G. Paterson, Raj K. Goyal and Fortunée Irene Habib

GI Motility online (2006)

doi:10.1038/gimo20

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Figure 1

Pathophysiologic classification of motor disorders of smooth muscle portion of esophagus.

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Figure 2

Motility patterns in esophageal smooth muscle disorders.

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Figure 3

Radiologic appearance of some motor disorders of smooth muscle portion of the esophagus.

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Figure 4

Gross appearance of esophagus in classical achalasia.

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Figure 5

Chest film of a patient with longstanding achalasia.

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Figure 6

Cricopharyngeal contraction in achalasia.

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Figure 7

Illustration of hypotensive (incompetent) peristaltic contractions.

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Figure 8

Three different mechanisms of LES incompetence in gastroesophageal reflux.

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Figure 9

Scleroderma esophagus peptic stenosis as seen in a double-contrast examination of the esophagus.

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Table 1

Correlation of various parameters of esophageal motility disorders: major symptom, clinical syndrome, esophageal motility findings, esophageal bolus transport, pathophysiology or the anatomic site of major involvement

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Table 2

Important causes of achalasia

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Table 3

Summary of manometric findings in selected esophageal motor disorders

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Non-peristaltic contractions.

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Mid-esophageal diverticulum.

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