1 tom indicators of persistent true reflux are retrosternal burning and acid taste in the mouth alone.

2 iagnosis is based on the clinical picture of retrosternal chest pain, aided by electrocardiographic f

3  Both patients ultimately developed dyspnea, retrosternal chest pressure, and respiratory failure req

4 ion of these Sox7(Deltaex2/+) mice developed retrosternal diaphragmatic hernias located in the anteri

5 have eye defects, renal agenesis and develop retrosternal diaphragmatic hernias which are covered by

6 mation is particularly important in cases of retrosternal expansion.

7 nts (90%), regurgitation was present in 39%, retrosternal pain in 22%, and weight loss in 12%.

8            Symptoms (weight loss, dysphagia, retrosternal pain, and regurgitation) were assessed usin

9                                          The retrosternal region (RSS) can be involved by diverse les

10  levels than (131)I RAIU if the influence of retrosternal tissue was not considered, which was proven