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GASTROENTEROLOGY

Impedance-pH Studies: Basic Concepts

 
Recorded January 20, 2022
Duration 58 mins

During this webinar, A/Prof Reuben Wong focused on understanding the basic concepts of 24-hr esophageal Impedance-pH monitoring and discussed when it should be used in the clinical setting.


 

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About the Presenter

Reuben-Wong

A/PROF. REUBEN WONG

National University of Singapore,
Singapore

Reuben is an Adjunct Associate Professor at the National University of Singapore and practices as a Gastroenterologist at gutCARE, Singapore’s first GI Medicine group practice. He is a fellow of the American Gastroenterological Association, the Royal College of Physicians and the Academy of Medicine Singapore. At the National University Hospital, he was amongst the first to introduce High Resolution Oesophageal Manometry and pH-Impedance testing to Singapore. He also founded GIMotility, Asia’s first and longest running hand’s-on motility workshop.

He subspecializes in Neurogastroenterology and Functional GI Disorders, both pursuing research and speaking internationally in this arena. Professor Wong is also passionate about teaching and spreading knowledge on the utility and interpretation of motility studies and is a member of the International Anorectal Physiology Working Group, the Chicago IV Workgroup and the Rome Committee.

 

Additional information:

  • Extensive academic experience in the physiological investigation of upper gastrointestinal disorders

  • Long experience in performing numerous hydrogen-methane as well as C13 GI breath testing, oesophageal high resolution manometry, 24hr pH-impedance reflux monitoring, wireless reflux monitoring, small bowel and sphincter of Oddi manometry.

  • Accredited Independent Healthcare Professional in GI Physiology under Association of GI Physiologists - British Society of Gastroenterology