My colleague @johnmrosen and other #PedsGI experts provided an evidence-based review of the available literature on the prevalence, pathogenesis, clinical presentation, Dx, Tx & outcomes of pediatric gastroparesis. 135 publications met inclusion criteria: https://t.co/39UjbYM6hV https://t.co/rySefDClEz
Update on pediatric gastroparesis: A review of the published literature and recommendations for future research.
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The discussions reflect strong support and interest, with participants describing the review as 'EXCELLENT' and urging colleagues to read it thoroughly, emphasizing its comprehensive nature and potential to guide future research. The tone, focused on expert contributions and detailed content, underscores high engagement and recognition of its significance in pediatric gastroparesis research.
The discussions strongly acknowledge and praise the quality of the review, especially highlighting the expertise of @johnmrosen and colleagues, indicating general agreement with the article's importance.
The enthusiasm and calls to read the review demonstrate high interest, with phrases like 'EXCELLENT review' and 'don't stop 'til you're through'.
Comments show deep engagement through detailed mentions of the review's content, including aspects like prevalence, pathogenesis, and clinical outcomes, and referencing multiple studies.
While mainly supportive, the emphasis on the need for more research and recognition of the review's significance suggest it could influence future studies and clinical approaches, giving it a moderate impact score.
Abstract in brief
- There isn't a lot of research about gastroparesis in kids, so this study helps gather what we know and see what we still need to learn.
- They looked through many medical databases and found 135 studies that fit their needs, mostly on infants.
- Finding and treating pediatric gastroparesis is hard because there isn't enough detailed information, so more studies are needed to improve care for affected children.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyMy colleague @johnmrosen and other #PedsGI experts provided an evidence-based review of the available literature on the prevalence, pathogenesis, clinical presentation, Dx, Tx & outcomes of pediatric gastroparesis. 135 publications met inclusion criteria: https://t.co/b8arcewzlt https://t.co/iRY9Ko5HBl
Hold up! My buddy, @johnmrosen (and some other super smart folks) have written an EXCELLENT review on pediatric #gastroparesis. No pressure, but you should empty your schedule, start reading and don't stop 'til you're through... https://t.co/GREnH0Arfo https://t.co/b1o3HRPxpq
RT @RebeccaRenteaMD: My colleague @johnmrosen and other #PedsGI experts provided an evidence-based review of the available literature on th…
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Hold up! My buddy, @johnmrosen (and some other super smart folks) have written an EXCELLENT review on pediatric #gastroparesis. No pressure, but you should empty your schedule, start reading and don't stop 'til you're through... https://t.co/GREnH0Arfo https://t.co/b1o3HRPxpq
RT @RebeccaRenteaMD: My colleague @johnmrosen and other #PedsGI experts provided an evidence-based review of the available literature on th…
My colleague @johnmrosen and other #PedsGI experts provided an evidence-based review of the available literature on the prevalence, pathogenesis, clinical presentation, Dx, Tx & outcomes of pediatric gastroparesis. 135 publications met inclusion criteria: https://t.co/39UjbYM6hV https://t.co/rySefDClEz
My colleague @johnmrosen and other #PedsGI experts provided an evidence-based review of the available literature on the prevalence, pathogenesis, clinical presentation, Dx, Tx & outcomes of pediatric gastroparesis. 135 publications met inclusion criteria: https://t.co/b8arcewzlt https://t.co/iRY9Ko5HBl
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