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Is the combination of ultrasonographic findings of the liver and simple blood tests useful to identify compensated hepatitis B cirrhosis?

Although PPI are very effective in the therapy of GERD, there are still unmet clinical needs. Adequate symptomatic control and patient satisfaction can be lacking in a small minority. The dissatisfaction in this group may occur due to low or non-acid reflux, or may stem from ancillary symptoms which may be functional or dysmotility-related (IBS). Whether, mosapride can claim a rightful place in the treatment algorithm clearly needs more study. The FSSG questionnaire could be an interesting novel instrument for assessing additional approaches for symptom relief in patients deemed to have GERD, but its effectiveness needs to be reproduced by other independent studies before it can be applied more generally.