Endoscopy October 2021 PMID 33197943

Management of patients after failed peroral endoscopic myotomy: a multicenter study.

Yervant Ichkhanian, Daniella Assis, Pietro Familiari, Michael Ujiki, Baily Su, Sarah R Khan, Mathieu Pioche, Peter V Draganov, Joo Young Cho, Nikolas Eleftheriadis, Maximilien Barret, Amyn Haji, Vic Velanovich, Marcel Tantau, Jeffrey M Marks

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Peak: 7 in Sep 2021

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The discussions show a strong positive attitude, with several posts celebrating the multicenter nature of the study and its focus on management strategies, such as the mention of repeat POEM and pneumatic dilation. The tone is informative and supportive, reflecting professional interest in the study's findings and implications for treatment practices.

AgreementModerate agreement

Most discussions express support for the study, highlighting its importance and relevance to clinical practice.

InterestHigh interest

Discussions clearly demonstrate high interest, with participants emphasizing the significance of management strategies after failed POEM treatments.

EngagementModerate engagement

Posts are somewhat engaged, involving mentions of authors and specific aspects of the study, but lack in-depth analysis or critique.

ImpactModerate impact

While the discourse recognizes the study's relevance, most posts are introductory, indicating moderate perceived impact rather than transformative change.

Abstract in brief

This study analyzed how patients with achalasia, who didn't improve after initial POEM treatment, were managed across 16 international centers, and compared the success rates of different follow-up procedures like repeat POEM, pneumatic dilation, and surgery.
The results showed that repeat POEM had the highest success rate for symptom relief, followed by pneumatic dilation, while conservative management had the lowest, though some patients improved without additional procedures.
Overall, the study suggests that repeat POEM and pneumatic dilation are effective and safe options for managing patients when the initial POEM fails, providing important insights into treatment strategies.

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Management Strategies for Failed Peroral Endoscopic Myotomy Patients

This multicenter study analyzes management options for patients with achalasia after failed POEM, showing that repeat POEM and pneumatic dilation offer effective symptom relief, while conservative management may also be…

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