Methods of anorectal manometry vary widely in clinical practice: Results from an international survey
- Carrington E. V.
- Heinrich H.
- Knowles C. H.
- Rao S. S.
- Fox M.
- Scott S. M.
- Carrington E.
- Heinrich H.
- Knowles C.
- Scott M.
- Heinrich F.
- Rao S.
- Fox M.
- Altomare D.
- Bharucha A.
- Burgell R.
- Chiarioni G.
- Dinning P.
- Felt-Bersma R.
- Farouk R.
- Jung K. W.
- Myung S. -J.
- Lembo A.
- Malcolm A.
- Mion F.
- Roman S.
- Pehl C.
- Troche J. R.
- Reveille R.
- Vaizey C.
- Whitehead W.
- Wong R. K.
DOIAbstract
Ano-rectal manometry (ARM) is the most commonly performed investigation for assessment of anorectal dysfunction. Its use is supported by expert consensus documents and international guidelines. Variation in technology, data acquisition, and analysis affect results and clinical interpretation. This study examined variation in ARM between institutions to establish the status of current practice
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