A 59-year-old with long-standing GERD and hiatal hernia undergoes fundoplication. Post-op, recurrent symptoms occur. Which evaluation is appropriate p...

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A 59-year-old with long-standing GERD and hiatal hernia undergoes fundoplication. Post-op, recurrent symptoms occur. Which evaluation is appropriate per ACG?

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Empiric antibiotics

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Recurrent symptoms occur. Which evaluation is appropriate per ACG?

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Empiric PPI indefinitely without testing

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Ambulatory pH-impedance testing on therapy to assess mechanism

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CT abdomen

"postfundoplication symptoms" MCQ (SBA): Postfundoplication symptoms

A 59-year-old with long-standing GERD and hiatal hernia undergoes fundoplication. Post-op, recurrent symptoms occur. Which evaluation is appropriate per ACG?