Magnetic Sphincter Augmentation and Postoperative Dysphagia: Characterization, Clinical Risk Factors, and Management

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RT @SSATNews: “Predictors of Persistent Dysphagia after Magnetic Sphincter Augmentation” https://t.co/Mns4KQzKcV has been selected as the…

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“Predictors of Persistent Dysphagia after Magnetic Sphincter Augmentation” https://t.co/Mns4KQzKcV has been selected as the recipient of this year @JournalofGISurg Best Article Awards. @JournalofGISurg, @Sayazi https://t.co/MUBJMCgzRa

Three principles in decreasing the rate of dysphagia and the need for dilation after magnetic sphincter augmentation (LINX procedure): Eat a bite of solid food every hour for 8 weeks Avoidance of early dilation Increase in the size of the device select…

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