This blog will contain frequently changing entries of various topics. Although the topics and authors may change over time, the focus will always be on manometry and impedance studies. These entries may focus on many different aspects of manometry and impedance; including clinical diagnoses, physiology, motility, technology and research practices. Authors will be invited by the administrators of the ManoBank website and will include members of the Medical College of Wisconsin research and clinical communities as well as invited bloggers from other institutions and laboratories.
