Upper esophageal sphincter dysfunction: diverticula–globus pharyngeus | Zendy

Schindler Antonio | Zendy; Mozzanica Francesco | Zendy; Alfonsi Enrico | Zendy; Ginocchio Daniela | Zendy; Rieder Erwin | Zendy; Lenglinger Johannes | Zendy; Schoppmann Sebastian F. | Zendy; Scharitzer Martina | Zendy; Pokieser Peter | Zendy; Kuribayashi Shiko | Zendy; Kawamura Osamu | Zendy; Kusano Motoyasu | Zendy; Zelenik Karol | Zendy

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Upper esophageal sphincter dysfunction: diverticula–globus pharyngeus

Author(s) -

Schindler Antonio,

Mozzanica Francesco,

Alfonsi Enrico,

Ginocchio Daniela,

Rieder Erwin,

Lenglinger Johannes,

Schoppmann Sebastian F.,

Scharitzer Martina,

Pokieser Peter,

Kuribayashi Shiko,

Kawamura Osamu,

Kusano Motoyasu,

Zelenik Karol

Publication year - 2013

Publication title -

annals of the new york academy of sciences

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 1.712

H-Index - 248

eISSN - 1749-6632

pISSN - 0077-8923

DOI - 10.1111/nyas.12251

Subject(s) - dysphagia , medicine , reflux , etiology , sphincter , high resolution manometry , gerd , esophageal sphincter , diverticulum (mollusc) , esophageal disease , esophagus , gastroenterology , surgery , disease

The following discussion of upper esophageal sphincter dysfunction includes commentaries on the role of the cricopharyngeus muscle in reflux disease; the etiology and treatment of Zenker diverticulum; the use of videofluoroscopy in patients with dysphagia, suspicion of aspiration, or globus; the role of pH–impedance monitoring in globus evaluation; and treatment for reflux‐associated globus.

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