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Pediatric rumination subtypes: A study using high‐resolution esophageal manometry with impedance

The differential diagnosis of intractable reflux in children includes rumination syndrome, but confirming the diagnosis using antroduodenal manometry is invasive, is costly, and requires anesthesia. High‐resolution esophageal manometry with impedance (HRM‐MII) overcomes these limitations, and the goal of this study is to validate the use of HRM‐MII as a diagnostic tool for rumination and to describe the subtypes of pediatric rumination.