Author

Philip Woodland 1

1 Queen Mary University Barts & the London Dept. of Medicine and Dentis.,School of Medicine,London,United Kingdom

200ML RAPID DRINK CHALLENGE DURING HIGH RESOLUTION MANOMETRY PREDICTS OESOPHAGOGASTRIC JUNCTION OBSTRUCTION IN DYSPHAGIA, AND IS CORRELATED WITH SYMPTOM SEVERITY IN ACHALASIA

Shirley Gabieta-Sonmez, Philip Woodland, Julieta Arguero, Joanne Li Shen Ooi, Kenishiro Nakagawa, Etienne Glasinovic, Etsuro Yazaki, Daniel Sifrim

ACCURACY OF THE PPI TEST FOR GASTRO-ESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASE DIAGNOSIS: COMPARISON WITH OBJECTIVE WIRELESS PH STUDY DATA

Radu-Ionut Rusu, Philip Woodland, Sebastian S. Zeki, Jafar Jafari, Mark Fox, Terence Wong

ACID-HYPERSENSITIVE OESOPHAGUS REFRACTORY TO PPI: RELEVANCE OF GAS-RELATED REFLUX EVENTS AND HYPERVIGILANCE

Gehanjali Amarasinghe, Philip Woodland, Joanne Li Shen Ooi, Etsuro Yazaki, Qasim Aziz, Daniel Sifrim

ACROMEGALY AND COLONIC POLYPS REVISITED: TIME TO CHANGE THE GUIDELINES?

Bartlomiej Antoni Ziolkowski, Douglas Corrigall, Philip Woodland, Mark Hannon, Joanne ChinAleong, Paul Jenkins, William Drake, Peter Fairclough, Sean L Preston

AMBULATORY HIGH RESOLUTION OESOPHAGEAL MANOMETRY: A NOVEL TOOL TO INVESTIGATE NONCARDIAC CHEST PAIN

Etsuro Yazaki, Philip Woodland, Joanne Li Shen Ooi, Frances Hughes, Sean L Preston, Daniel Sifrim

Baseline impedance does not improve the diagnosis GORD

Philip Woodland

DIAGNOSIS OF RUMINATION SYNDROME IN CHILDREN WITH AMBULATORY IMPEDANCE-pH MONITORING

Kornilia Nikaki, Anna Rybak, Kennichiro Nakagawa, david rawat, Philip Woodland, Osvaldo Borrelli, Daniel Sifrim

EFFECT OF AZITHROMYCIN ON ESOPHAGEAL HYPOMOTILITY (EH) AND PREDICTION OF RESPONSE BY OESOPHAGEAL STIMULATIONS TESTS DURING HIGH RESOLUTION MANOMETRY

Daniel Sifrim, Jafar Jafari, Etsuro Yazaki, Terry Wong, Philip Woodland

ENHANCED PERCEPTION OF PROXIMAL GASTRO-OESOPHAGEAL REFLUX IN GORD: IMPAIRED MUCOSAL INTEGRITY OR DISTINCT SENSORY INNERVATION?

Philip Woodland, Chung Lee, Rubina Aktar, Engelbert Mthunzi, Ashley Blackshaw, Daniel Sifrim

Exacerbation of gastroesophageal reflux symptoms after discontinuation of proton pump inhibitors is not associated with increased esophageal acid exposure

Yoshimasa Hoshikawa, Kornilia Nikaki, Shirley Sonmez, Etsuro Yazaki, Daniel Sifrim, Philip Woodland

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