Presenter: Dr. Walter Chan

Title: GERD: Relationship with Lung Disease and Impact on Lung Transplant Outcomes

Learning Objectives:

• Review the pathophysiologic mechanisms for the airway manifestations of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD).
• Assess the current evidence on the relationship between GERD and chronic lung diseases, including the impact on disease outcomes.
• Identify and compare the current diagnostic and management strategies for GERD and esophageal function in patients with chronic lung disease.
• Recognize the impact of GERD on lung transplantation outcomes, the role of GERD and esophageal function evaluations, and the importance of timely management in this population.

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