Esophageal Achalasia-Like Motility Disorder: An Intriguing Clinical Scenario and Therapeutic Implications
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Patient Profile & Clinical Presentation
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Initial Evaluation: Patient seen in September 2020.
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Symptoms: Mixed reflux-like symptoms and dysphagia, with no weight loss.
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Initial Diagnosis: Nutcracker esophagus.
High-Resolution Manometry (HRM)
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Findings: EGJ Outflow Obstruction (EGJ OO) plus Jackhammer esophagus.
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Differential Diagnosis: Differential diagnosis according to the recent Chicago 4.0 classification.
Presentation of the Case
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Luigi Bonavina
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Stefano Siboni (Interactive case presentation-1)
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Pamela Milito (Interactive case presentation-2)
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Emanuele Asti (Surgical implications)
Discussion
Discussion led by Luigi Bonavina with a top level panel.
Therapeutic strategy for a patient with EGJ OO and hypercontractile phenotype: nifedipine, pneumatic dilation, POEM, Heller myotomy?
Panel for Discussion
C. Prakash Gyawali, St. Louis MO (USA) | John O. Clarke, Stanford CA (USA) | Roberto Penagini, Milan (Italy) | Robert Bechara, Kingston (Canada) | Yinglian Xiao, Guangzhou (China)
