Category Archives: Gastroenterology

This interactive webinar is designed to educate physicians and speech-language pathologists about the interpretation of high resolution pharyngeal manometry (HRPM). It will give you the opportunity to learn more about the interpretation of these studies using the Laborie software.

Visit us at the 2022 American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons (ASCRS) Annual Scientific Meeting between 30 April - 4 May, Tampa Convention Center, Florida. Learn more about our Gastroenterology portfolio of products.

Presented by: RN Jac. Oors. The why and how of measuring pressure in the esophagus explained.

Intractable symptoms such as belching, rumination, regurgitation and vomiting are often difficult to distinguish. Prof. A. Bredenoord will explain how history taking and physiology testing such as HRM and ph-impedance monitoring can help to diagnose these disorders and finally, what treatment should look like.

Users of Laborie/MMS Impedance-pH software have the unique opportunity to discuss and interpret an own patient case online with Dr. Tutuian.

The why and how of measuring pressure in the esophagus explained. Now that the Babylonian confusion of tongues in classification is history because of the Chicago Classification, we must pay attention to uniformity in the execution of the measurements themselves. Presented by RN Jac.Oors.

In this webinar Reuben Wong will demonstrate the basic interpretation and approach of Impedance-pH studies. There is space for one or two users of Laborie Impedance-pH software to submit a case for interactive online interpretation together with A/Prof Reuben Wong.

Interactive webinar where users of Laborie HRM software may submit a case for online interpretation together with the presenter, Prof. Bredenoord.

During this webinar, Dr. Mark Scott will discuss which tests are routinely available for the diagnostic assessment of patients with intractable faecal incontinence and constipation.

Join us for this one-hour webinar where our knowledgeable Key Opinion Leader, Professor Ajay Kaul, will provide an update on Chicago Classification and its application to Pediatric HREM studies.