The spectrum of achalasia: Lessons from studies of pathophysiology and high-resolution manometry

Keyphrases

• Achalasia 100%
• Aganglionosis 10%
• Algorithm Analysis 10%
• Antibody-mediated Immune Response 10%
• Assault 10%
• Autoimmune Disease 10%
• Autoimmune Response 10%
• Cell-mediated 10%
• Chicago Classification 10%
• Contractility 10%
• Cytotoxic T Cells 10%
• Disease Phenotype 10%
• Disease-specific Biomarker 10%
• End-organ Disease 10%
• Enteric Nervous System 10%
• Esophageal Contraction 10%
• Fulminant Disease 10%
• Gene Expression 10%
• Herpes Simplex Virus Type 1 (HSV-1) 10%
• High-resolution Manometry 100%
• Individual Phenotype 10%
• Lower Esophageal Sphincter Relaxation 10%
• Manometric Pattern 10%
• Moving Forward 10%
• Myenteric Plexus 10%
• Neuron Function 10%
• Neuronal Loss 10%
• One-size-fits-all 10%
• Pathophysiology 100%
• Peristalsis 30%
• Plexopathy 10%
• Pressurization 10%
• Progression Rate 10%
• Spastic 20%
• Sympathetic Neurons 10%
• Treatment Paradigms 10%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Achalasia 100%
• Aganglionosis 10%
• Autoimmune Disease 10%
• Autoimmunity 10%
• Biological Marker 10%
• Cytokine 10%
• Cytotoxic T-Cell 10%
• Diseases 30%
• Fulminant 10%
• Gene Expression 10%
• High Resolution Manometry 100%
• Human Alphaherpesvirus 1 10%
• Immune Response 10%
• Infection 10%
• Muscle Contractility 10%
• Myenteric Plexus 10%
• Pathophysiology 100%
• Peristalsis 30%
• Plexopathy 10%
• Prematurity 10%
• Sphincter 10%