Shin Fukudo – författare

This book offers a comprehensive analysis of Disorders of Gut-Brain Interaction (DGBI), encompassing both foundational concepts and practical applications within the field of neurogastroenterology. The chapters address a diverse array of subjects, including esophageal motility tests, functional dyspepsia, irritable bowel syndrome, anorectal dysfunctions, and psychosomatic medicine. Readers will encounter in-depth discussions on anatomy and physiology, coupled with practical guidance on diagnosis and treatment. The inclusion of case discussions further enriches comprehension by offering concrete examples of DGBI management, rendering it an indispensable resource for comprehending DGBI from various perspectives.This edited volume is of particular value to medical practitioners, students, nurses, clinical laboratory technicians, and psychotherapists aiming to deepen their expertise in neurogastroenterology. It is also an essential addition to academic libraries that support programs in medicine and health sciences. Originally published in Japanese for a local audience, the book's content offers invaluable resources for students and professionals globally. With its extensive coverage and expert insights, this book is set to become a foundational reference in the study of gut-brain interactions.

This edited book brings together 5 general themes of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), presenting the latest information on the epidemiology, pathophysiology, diagnosis, treatment and a number of current topics. IBS is a functional bowel disorder associated with chromic abdominal pain and altered bowel habits without identifiable organic etiology, however, to date there is no known, agreed-upon disease mechanism. This book offers insights into the various factors potentially contributing to the symptoms, and provides data on the various globally recognized strategies, including novel pharmacological treatment agents. It also discusses geographical differences and region-specific factors such as medical systems, life styles, dietary habits, gut microbiota, social stress, and genetics. The book promotes further exploration of the disease by offering a comprehensive bibliography for each chapter. It is a valuable and thought-provoking resource for clinicians, researchers, residents and PIs who are interested in the latest basic and clinical research on IBS.