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Published on Apr 26, 2025

Are Your Patients Having Persistent GI Symptoms After Treatment?

Many patients who experience GI discomfort after treatment have already tried dietary changes, medications, and undergone routine screenings like colonoscopies. Naturally, frustration occurs when they find the source of their discomfort remains unresolved. So what could be missing?

Published on Mar 3, 2025

The Role of Functional GI Testing in Comprehensive Colorectal Health

Early detection and comprehensive colorectal health care are essential for improving patient outcomes and quality of life. Many patients experience persistent GI symptoms that require more than just structural testing like colonoscopy and imaging—they need functional assessments to uncover the underlying cause of their discomfort and concerns.

Published on Nov 25, 2024

Anorectal Manometry vs. Other Diagnostic Tools: When ARM is the Best Choice

Choosing the right diagnostic tool is crucial for accurately identifying anorectal disorders. While various methods are available, Anorectal Manometry (ARM) offers unique benefits that make it a valuable tool for specific cases.

Published on Oct 22, 2024

Supporting Patients with Chronic Constipation: When to Consider Anorectal Manometry

Published on Aug 22, 2024

Tips for Maintaining Clinician Comfort During Anorectal Manometry Procedures

Published on Jul 22, 2024

Enemas Before An ARM Procedure?

Published on Jun 18, 2024

Training Your Staff on Anorectal Manometry: Tips for Effective Adoption

Published on May 2, 2024

How to Explain Anorectal Manometry to Your Patients

Published on Apr 2, 2024

Types of ARM Equipment: Conventional vs. High-Resolution Manometry

It’s vital that clinicians stay informed about advancements in ARM technology to optimize patient care. The rapid advancements of ARM equipment offers new opportunities for more accurate diagnoses and tailored treatments for patients with anorectal disorders. By embracing these advancements, clinicians can enhance their diagnostic capabilities and improve patient outcomes.

Published on Mar 6, 2024

Anorectal Manometry (ARM): Techniques, Benefits, and Best Practices