OESO-SEMPIRE 17th World Conference | Esophagus 2026 | Versailles | June 14-17, 2026

Session 31: GERD: Nuts and Bolts

Wednesday, June 17, 2:00 – 3:30 pm
Auditorium Lulli

ChairsMark Fox (Switzerland) – Kerry Dunbar (USA)

  1. How should the optimal reflux monitoring modality and protocol be selected for different reflux presentations? – Marcelo Vela (USA)
  2. Can patients with AET <4% off PPI have actionable GERD? – Wei-Yi (Ray) Lei (Taiwan)
  3. How should reflux-symptom association data on reflux monitoring tests be used for planning symptom management? – Riblosi
  4. What is the optimal management for reflux hypersensitivity. – Neha Patel (USA)
  5. The AET is 4-6% off PPI – now what? – Nicola De Bortoli (Italy)
  6. Can total reflux episode count on impedance monitoring direct management? – Benjamin Rogers (USA)

    Panel Chat/Q&A
     
  7. What methods are available for clinical measurement of esophageal mucosal integrity? – TBD
  8. What are the roles of mucosal impedance metrics in evaluating typical and atypical reflux symptoms? – Adriana Lazarescu (Canada)
  9. Are there roles for barium esophagram and high-resolution manometry in GERD evaluation? – Stefano Siboni (Italy)
  10. How can FLIP be utilized for GERD diagnosis and management? – Abraham Khan (USA)
  11. What is the diagnostic approach to suspected reflux-related airway diseases? – TBD
  12. How can reflux management protect the lungs in pre- and post-transplant patients? – Wai-Kit Lo (USA)

Panel Chat/Q&A