PPT-Managing Dyspepsia & GORD

in 2015 Dr Alan Desmond Consultant Gastroenterologist UGI MDT Lead Mount Stuart amp T orbay Hospital alandesmondnhsnet NAEDI Campaign runs January 22nd to F ebruary 22nd NAEDI Campaign runs January 22 to . Dyspepsia is a common complaint among individuals seeking medical care as well as in general population Dyspepsia is diagnosed in presence of symptoms thought to originate from the gastroduodenal region early satiation postprandial fullness epigastr Dr Alex Timperley FY2. Objectives. Aetiology. Signs & symptoms. Investigations. Management. Complications. Example cases. Background. Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia. Non-specific group of symptoms related to the upper GI tract. Leena Patel. 1/2/12. OVERVIEW. Statistics. Red . flags. Management. H-pylori testing and treatment. STATISTICS. 5% of adults/year consult. their GP . for dyspepsia symptoms. 1% will go on to have . endoscopy. Paulo Santos. Federal . University. . of. Ceará, . Brazil. Highly. . prevalent. Great . impact. . on. . quality. . of. . life. Prevalence. In . the. . literature. :. between. . 50%. . and. Paulo Santos. Federal . University. . of. Ceará, . Brazil. Highly. . prevalent. Great . impact. . on. . quality. . of. . life. Prevalence. In . the. . literature. :. between. . 50%. . and. By Dr Claire Donohue (GP SpR). Objectives – by the end of the session you should be able to…. Describe . the types of patients who develop GORD and . identify their risk factors. Propose an appropriate investigation for each patient presentation. Dr.Azam. . teimouri. Gastroenterologist. Assistant . professr. of Isfahan medical university. DEFINITION: .  . According to the Rome III criteria, dyspepsia is defined as one or more of the following symptoms :. P. ostprandial . fullness, early satiation, . epigastric. pain, or burning. Alarm features in dyspepsia. Age older than 55 years with new-onset dyspepsia . Family history of upper gastrointestinal cancer Unintended weight loss . Paulo Santos. Federal . University. . of. Ceará, . Brazil. Highly. . prevalent. Great . impact. . on. . quality. . of. . life. Prevalence. In . the. . literature. :. between. . 50%. . and. Case2. A . 44-year. -old man presents with a history of frequent epigastric pain for the past month that is burning in nature.He notes it is . relieved after eating a meal or. . drinking milk. . He has . Persistent or . recurrent pain or discomfort centered in the upper abdomen. . Not all . patients with dyspepsia have peptic . ulcer. . The most . common causes . of dyspepsia are . -. non-ulcer . or functional . Approach to A Patient with Introduction Dyspepsia describes symptoms such as discomfort, bloating, nausea, which are thought to originate from the upper gastrointestinal tract. Introdu Gastroenterology Unit. Molinette Hospital. Turin, Italy. Department of Medical Sciences. University of Turin. Turin, Italy Referencesfrom the Spanish Scale measures. Rev Esp Enferm Dig 2017. In press Red flags present Heartburn Undifferentiated dyspepsia (not investigated) yes no yes yes no no Refer for endoscopyEmpirical treatment with PPI or consider testing and treating for PPI and step-down Fu