Epigastric Fullness
Epigastric fullness may be caused by a disordered gastric motor function, resulting in delayed gastric emptying, but may also be caused by rapid emptying, leading to a distention of the proximal small intestine. A rational diagnostic approach to a patient complaining of epigastric fullness is needed...
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| description | Epigastric fullness may be caused by a disordered gastric motor function, resulting in delayed gastric emptying, but may also be caused by rapid emptying, leading to a distention of the proximal small intestine. A rational diagnostic approach to a patient complaining of epigastric fullness is needed to reveal the underlying disorder or disease and to enable an adequate, targeted therapy. The clinical impression based on symptoms is unreliable and cannot distinguish function disorders and benign disease from severe conditions. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-8b5f1c9aa62345449ff18bc8f0cf55152025-08-20T03:37:33ZengWileyCanadian Journal of Gastroenterology0835-79002000-01-0114Suppl D141D144D10.1155/2000/151243Epigastric FullnessGeorg Stacher0Psychophysiology Unit at the Department of Surgery, University of Vienna, Vienna, AustriaEpigastric fullness may be caused by a disordered gastric motor function, resulting in delayed gastric emptying, but may also be caused by rapid emptying, leading to a distention of the proximal small intestine. A rational diagnostic approach to a patient complaining of epigastric fullness is needed to reveal the underlying disorder or disease and to enable an adequate, targeted therapy. The clinical impression based on symptoms is unreliable and cannot distinguish function disorders and benign disease from severe conditions.http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2000/151243 |
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