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Antral motility
Introduction
Introduction Low gastric antrum power is a clinical manifestation of gastroparesis. Gastroparesis Syndrome refers to a group of clinical symptoms characterized by delayed gastric emptying.
Cause
Cause
The cause of low antral motility:
The cause of gastroparesis may be primary gastric motor dysfunction (esthetic gastroparesis), or secondary to certain systemic diseases and certain stomach operations.
Examine
an examination
Related inspection
Basal gastric secretion
Diagnosis of low gastric antrum:
The dysmotility of gastroparesis often manifests as:
1. The gastric antrum is low and the gastric emptying is delayed.
2. The proximal end of the stomach is less compliant and the stomach is less accommodating.
3. The pressure at the proximal end of the stomach is reduced, which delays the emptying of the gastric fluid.
4. The stomach, pylorus, and duodenum movements are not coordinated. Therefore, the disease mainly manifests as delayed gastric emptying. There are often symptoms such as early satiety, fullness in the upper abdomen after meals, and discomfort in the upper abdomen after eating.
Diagnosis
Differential diagnosis
Differential diagnosis of antral motility:
According to the cause can be divided into two types of primary and secondary. Primary, also known as idiopathic gastroparesis, occurs mostly in young women. According to the onset of illness and the length of the disease, the gastroparesis can be divided into acute and chronic. Clinically more common, symptoms persist or recurrent often for months or even more than 10 years.
Diagnosis: The dysmotility of gastroparesis often manifests as:
1. The gastric antrum is low and the gastric emptying is delayed.
2. The proximal end of the stomach is less compliant and the stomach is less accommodating.
3. The pressure at the proximal end of the stomach is reduced, which delays the emptying of the gastric fluid.
4. The stomach, pylorus, and duodenum movements are not coordinated. Therefore, the disease mainly manifests as delayed gastric emptying. There are often symptoms such as early satiety, fullness in the upper abdomen after meals, and discomfort in the upper abdomen after eating.
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