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Background/Aims : Esophageal segmental dysmotility has been extensively studied,
while reports regarding segmental hypotonic peristalsis are rare. This study was carried
out to elucidate the possible relationship between segmental hypotonic peristalsis and
midesophageal diverticulum.
Methods : Fifteen patients with midesophageal diverticulum and 15 age- and
sex-matched controls were evaluated with conventional and mapping esophageal
manometry.
Results : Conventional manometric parameters were similar in the patients and controls.
The conventional manometry identified motility disorders in 5 patients (33%) (4
nonspecific esophageal motility disorders and 1 nutcracker esophagus). The mapping
manometry showed that segmental hypotonic peristalsis was noted in 6 patients (40%),
but it was not found among the controls. Five patients (33%) showed no abnormality
from either manometric method.
Conclusions : This observation suggests that segmental hypotonic peristalsis is
frequently found in patients with midesophageal diverticulum, although its clinical
significance and role in the pathogenesis of diverticulum remain to be investigated.
Mapping manometry may be a useful tool in the cases with suspected segmental
esophageal dysmotility, including diverticulum, even though the conventional manometry
shows normal finding.

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