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In addition, the correlation between daily symptoms and daily report of overall health was evaluated.
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The parents recorded daily symptoms during the treatment period.
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Conclusion: Significant patients with POTS did not present orthostatic symptoms during the TTT despite having chronic daily symptoms.
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Clinical response was determined at baseline and 4 weeks by endoscopy, physician assessment, and a patient diary of daily symptoms.
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Clinical assessments were determined at baseline and 4 weeks by endoscopy, physician assessment and a patient diary of daily symptoms.
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Background: Gastro-oesophageal reflux disease is a common disease entity with approximately 7% of European adults experiencing significant daily symptoms.
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Measurements: Clinical features were assessed at baseline and 4 weeks by endoscopy, physician assessment, and a patient diary of daily symptoms.
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Both forms of exercise were performed approximately 20 minutes per day, and participants reported daily symptoms and compliance with exercise prescription via a website.
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Risk of esophageal adenocarcinoma increased with frequency of GERD symptoms; the odds ratio in those reporting daily symptoms was 5.5 (95% CI 3.2-9.3).