gastric electrogastrography (egg)

What are the Alternatives to EGG?

Other diagnostic methods for evaluating gastric motility include:
- Gastric scintigraphy
- Antroduodenal manometry
- Breath tests
- Endoscopy
Each of these methods has its own set of advantages and limitations. The choice of diagnostic tool often depends on the specific clinical scenario and the resources available.

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