Antro-duodenal Motility Study

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• What is an antro-duodenal motility study?
• When is an antro-duodenal motility study used?
• How is an antro-duodenal motility study done?
• How are the results of an antro-duodenal motility study evaluated?
• Are there any side effects to an antro-duodenal motility study?
• Are there any alternatives to an antro-duodenal motility study?

What is an antro-duodenal motility study?

An antro-duodenal motility study is a study that evaluates the ability of the muscles of the stomach and the first portion of the small intestines (duodenum) to contract. Conditions in which there is abnormal contraction of the muscles of the stomach and the small intestines are referred to as motility disorders.

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