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  • 22. Characteristics of symptomatic reflux episodes on Acid suppressive therapy.
    Tutuian R, Vela MF, Hill EG, Mainie I, Agrawal A, Castell DO.
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  • 23. Predictive value of esophageal manometry and gastroesophageal pH monitoring for responsiveness of reflux disease to medical therapy in children.
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  • 24. Common cavity pressure during gastroesophageal reflux: reassessment using simultaneous pressure, impedance, and ultrasound imaging.
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