Esophageal Hypervigilance and Visceral Anxiety Are Contributors to Symptom Severity Among Patients Evaluated With High-Resolution Esophageal Manometry.

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RT @RomeGastroPsych: @MTPapaD @DCharabaty @MondayNightIBD @DrTiffTaft @drdawnbeaulieu @DDrossman @AndrewOngML @AGA_Gastro @mgrover_gi @DrNi…

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@MTPapaD @DCharabaty @MondayNightIBD @DrTiffTaft @drdawnbeaulieu @DDrossman @AndrewOngML @AGA_Gastro @mgrover_gi @DrNidhiMalhotra @VaNiPaLeTi Thank you for bringing up hypervigilance. Brain habituation to a perceived threat in the body is designed to be pr

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@NorthwesternMed researchers evaluated predictors of dysphagia severity, including esophageal hypervigilance and visceral anxiety, among patients evaluated with HRM. Read more: https://t.co/RJzy9hWttK

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