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AGA CLINICAL PRACTICE UPDATE ON THE PERSONALIZED APPROACH TO THE EVALUATION AND MANAGEMENT OF GERD: EXPERT REVIEW
University of California San Diego School of Medicine; Washington University School of Medicine; Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine
PDF202212 pages1.7 MB
As many as one-half of all patients with suspected GERD do not benefit from acid suppression. This document presents Best Practice Advice statements developed from expert review of existing literature and extensive discussion among experts. It aims to provide practical advice for clinicians on investigating symptoms, selecting therapy, and managing patients with GERD. The update emphasizes shared decision-making and the importance of patient education regarding GERD mechanisms and management strategies.
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