The global prevalence of disorders of gut-brain interaction remains consistent at around 41% using Rome V criteria, confirming high worldwide burden.
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The global prevalence of disorders of gut-brain interaction remains consistent at around 41% using Rome V criteria, confirming high worldwide burden.
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The global prevalence of disorders of gut-brain interaction remains consistent at around 41% using Rome V criteria, confirming high worldwide burden.
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Surgical and endoscopic therapies, including radiofrequency, plication, and mucosal resection, offer diverse options for treating GERD patients.
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