Disorders of Gut-Brain Interaction
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This book offers a comprehensive analysis of Disorders of Gut-Brain Interaction (DGBI), encompassing both foundational concepts and practical applications within the field of neurogastroenterology. The chapters address a diverse array of subjects, including esophageal motility tests, functional dyspepsia, irritable bowel syndrome, anorectal dysfunctions, and psychosomatic medicine. Readers will encounter in-depth discussions on anatomy and physiology, coupled with practical guidance on diagnosis and treatment. The inclusion of case discussions further enriches comprehension by offering concrete examples of DGBI management, rendering it an indispensable resource for comprehending DGBI from various perspectives.
This edited volume is of particular value to medical practitioners, students, nurses, clinical laboratory technicians, and psychotherapists aiming to deepen their expertise in neurogastroenterology. It is also an essential addition to academic libraries that support programs in medicine and health sciences. Originally published in Japanese for a local audience, the book's content offers invaluable resources for students and professionals globally. With its extensive coverage and expert insights, this book is set to become a foundational reference in the study of gut-brain interactions.
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Hiroshi Kaneko, M.D., Ph.D.
Toshimi Chiba, M.D., Ph.D.
Shin Fukudo, M.D., Ph.D.
Kotaro Maeda, M.D., Ph.D.
Hiroto Miwa, M.D., Ph.D.
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Part 1: Introduction.- Chapter 1: Introduction to functional gastrointestinal disorders 1.- Chapter 2: Introduction to functional gastrointestinal disorders 2.- Part 2: Esophagus, Basic Edition.- Chapter 3: Anatomy, physiology of gastrointestinal motility, peptides.- Chapter 4: Esophageal motility test, Esophageal manometry.- Chapter 5: Esophageal motility test, High-resolution impedance oesophageal manometry.- Chapter 6: Esophageal motility test, New testing methods such as EndoFLIP.- Chapter 7: Esophageal motility test, Esophagogram.- Part 3: Esophagus, Practical Edition.- Chapter 8: Diagnosis and treatment of functional disorder of the esophagus, Introduction.- Chapter 9: Diagnosis and treatment of functional disorder of the esophagus, Functional heartburn.- Chapter 10: Diagnosis and treatment of functional disorder, Non-cardiac chest pain.- Chapter 11: Diagnosis and treatment of functional disorder, Globus, functional dysphagia.- Chapter 12: Diagnosis and treatment of functional disorder, Non-erosive gastroesophageal reflux disease (including reflux hypersensitivity).- Chapter 13: Diagnosis and treatment of functional disorder, Achalasia.- Chapter 14: Diagnosis and treatment of functional disorder, Diffuse oesophageal spasm (distal oesophageal spasm).- Chapter 15: Diagnosis and treatment of functional disorder, Ineffective esophageal motility in systemic sclerosis.- Chapter 16: Case Discussion, Heartburn.- Chapter 17: Case Discussion, Chest pain.- Chapter 18: Case Discussion, Dysphagia.- Chapter 19: Topics, Estimating oesophageal motility abnormalities from oesophageal fluoroscopy.- Part 4: Stomach and duodenum, Basic Edition.- Chapter 20: Stomach and duodenum: Anatomy, physiology of gastrointestinal motility, peptides.- Chapter 21: Motility test, Internal pressure test and perception test, Barostat method.- Chapter 22: Motility test, Internal pressure test and perception test, Drinking test.- Chapter 23: Motility test, Gastric emptying test, Scintigraphy test.- Chapter 24: Motility test, Gastric emptying test, 13C- breath test.- Chapter 25: Motility test, Gastric emptying test, Acetaminophen method.- Chapter 26: Motility test, Gastric emptying test, Ultrasonic method.- Chapter 27: Motility test, Gastric emptying test, Mucosal permeability test.- Part 5: Stomach and duodenum, Practical Edition.- Chapter 28: Diagnosis and treatment of functional disorders, Functional dyspepsia.- Chapter 29: Diagnosis and treatment of functional disorders, Belching disorders.- Chapter 30: Diagnosis and treatment of functional disorders, Nausea and vomiting disorders.- Chapter 31: Diagnosis and treatment of functional disorders, Rumination syndrome.- Chapter 32: Diagnosis and treatment of functional disorders, Gastroparesis.- Chapter 33: Case Discussion, Postprandial fullness.- Chapter 34: Case Discussion, Epigastric pain.- Chapter 35: Case Discussion, Nausea, vomiting.- Chapter 36: Topics, Postprandial fullness.- Chapter 37: Topics, Microinflammation of the duodenum and functional dyspepsia.- Part 6: Small bowel and colon, Basic Edition.- Chapter 38: Small bowel and colon: Anatomy, physiology of gastrointestinal motility, peptides.- Chapter 39: Colonic motility test, Small bowel and colonic motility.- Chapter 40: Colonic motility test, Colonic transit time testing.- Chapter 41: Colonic motility test, Cine-MRI.- Chapter 42: Colonic motility test, Methods of examinations for intestinal mucosal permeability.- Part 7: Small bowel and colon, Practical Edition.- Chapter 43: Diagnosis and treatment of functional disorders, Introduction.- Chapter 44: Diagnosis and treatment of functional disorders, Irritable bowel syndrome.- Chapter 45: Diagnosis and treatment of functional disorders, Functional constipation.- Chapter 46: Diagnosis and treatment of functional disorders, Functional diarrhea.- Chapter 47: Diagnosis and treatment of functional disorders, Functional abdominal bloating.- Chapter 48: Diagnosis and treatment of functional disorders, Chronic intestinal pseudo-obstruction.- Chapter 49: Diagnosis and treatment of functional disorders, Megacolon.- Chapter 50: Case Discussion, Constipation.- Chapter 51: Case Discussion, Diarrhea.- Chapter 52: Case Discussion, Abdominal pain.- Chapter 53: Topics, Opioid-induced constipation / narcotic bowel syndrome.- Chapter 54: Topics, Gut microbiota and functional bowel disorder.- Chapter 55: Topics, Scientific significance of the Bristol stool form scale.- Part 8: Anorectum, Basic Edition.- Chapter 56: Anorectal anatomy.- Chapter 57: Physiology of defecation mechanism (gastrointestinal motility).- Chapter 58: Anorectal function test, Anorectal manometry.- Chapter 59: Anorectal function test, Anorectal sensation test.- Chapter 60: Anorectal function test, Pudendal nerve terminal motor latency.- Chapter 61: Anorectal function test, Anal electromyography.- Chapter 62: Anorectal function test, Defecography.- Chapter 63: Anorectal function test, Balloon expulsion test.- Part 9: Anorectum, Practical Edition.- Chapter 64: Diagnosis and treatment of functional disorders, Fecal incontinence.- Chapter 65: Diagnosis and treatment of functional disorders, Functional anorectal pain.- Chapter 66: Diagnosis and treatment of functional disorders, Functional defecation disorders, Dyssynergic defecation.- Chapter 67: Diagnosis and treatment of functional disorders, Functional defecation disorders, Evacuation disorder.- Chapter 68: Diagnosis and treatment of functional disorders, Anorectal dysfunction due to organic disease, Rectocele.- Chapter 69: Diagnosis and treatment of functional disorders, Anorectal dysfunction due to organic disease, Rectal prolapse.- Chapter 70: Case Discussion, Feeling of evacuation difficulty.- Chapter 71: Case Discussion, Feeling of incomplete defecation.- Chapter 72: Case Discussion, Functional anal pain.- Chapter 73: Case Discussion, Fecal incontinence.- Chapter 74: Topics, Low anterior resectionsyndrome (LARS).- Chapter 75: Topics, Pediatric functional disorders of intestinal tract: pediatric chronic functional constipation.- Part 10: Practical Treatment.- Chapter 76: The Science of "Illness Starts with the Mind".- Chapter 77: Explore issues with psychosomatic medicine treatment.- Chapter 78: Physical findings in the abdomen, Physical findings.- Chapter 79: Physical findings in the abdomen, Digital rectal examination.- Chapter 80: Physical findings in the abdomen, Treatment of intractable abdominal pain.- Chapter 81: Physical findings in the abdomen, The Forefront of Kampo formula Treatment.- Chapter 82: Physical findings in the abdomen, Practice of Family Medicine.- Chapter 83: Case Discussion, Esophagus.- Chapter 84: Case Discussion, Specific example of gastroduodenal disorders.- Chapter 85: Case Discussion, Psychotherapy (hypnotherapy).- Chapter 86: Topics, Medical remuneration for psychosomatic therapy.- Chapter 87: Topics, Patient satisfaction focused medical care.- Part 11: New Perspectives on Disorders of Gut-Brain interactions.- Chapter 88: What the "Forgotten Gastrointestinal Hormone," Gastrone, Can Teach Us.