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	[ Clinical Services ] Overview Gastrointestinal Endoscopy and Surgery Motility Disorders and Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) Gastrointestinal Oncology Endoscopic Ultrasound: A view from within [ Clinical Trials ] For Physicians For Patients/Families [ Faculty ] Dr. Kenneth J. Chang Dr. John G. Lee Dr. V. Raman Muthusamy CDDC Nursing Team	The GI Motility Program offers a wide range of diagnostic and therapeutic services for patients with motility disorders. Procedures are performed with solid-state catheters, or in the case of the Bravo system, ambulatory, 24- and 48-hour pH testing without the discomfort of a transnasal catheter. New endoscopic treatments for GERD are successfully performed on an outpatient basis. Advanced laparoscopic therapy completes the entire spectrum of the latest modalities. Treatments for patients with pelvic diseases, such as female fecal incontinence, are a major focus.     Diagnosis   :: Ambulatory 24- and 48-hour pH testing and external recorder :: Transit time measurement :: Gastroduodenal manometry :: Biliary manometry :: Biofeedback Endoscopic Therapy for GERD :: Stretta radiofrequency :: Endocinch gastroplication :: Endoscopic suture device (ESD) gastroplication :: Pneumatic dilation for achalasia :: Botulinum toxin (Botox) for achalasia Surgical Therapy :: Laparoscopic fundoplication Pelvic Floor Center :: Rectal manometry :: Biofeedback :: Rectal endoscopic ultrasound :: Nerve blocks :: Radiofrequency treatment for incontinence :: Pudendal nerve latency testing
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