Highlights from the Dallas Consensus: Key Takeaways The Dallas Consensus recently outlined standardized approaches for FLIP panometry interpretation in esophageal motility disorders. A few key agreements stood out: --A major motor disorder is unlikely if FLIP panometry is normal (94% agreement). --Diminished or absent contractile response, along with reduced esophageal opening, supports the possibility of outflow obstruction (94% agreement). --FLIP findings should always be integrated with other diagnostic tests and clinical presentation (100% agreement). Consensus documents like this don’t just shape practice; they create a shared language between physicians, researchers, and industry partners who all want to improve patient care. #DallasConsensus #EsophagealDiagnostics #MedicalTechnology #PatientsFirst #MedtronicEmployee
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