14 devices · GMDN 11600
An oesophageal motility analysis system is a diagnostic assembly used to evaluate how well the oesophagus moves food and liquid. By utilizing specialized catheters and sensors, these systems measure internal pressure, pH levels, respiration, and swallowing patterns to help clinicians diagnose conditions like dysphagia, gastro-oesophageal reflux disease, and noncardiac chest pain.
These systems typically consist of a computer, software, and a monitor alongside either perfusion or nonperfusion catheters. They are designed to assess neuromuscular or connective tissue disorders by monitoring physiological activity directly or indirectly through extracorporeal transducers.
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