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Laryngopharyngeal reflux: a prospective analysis of a 34 item symptom questionnaire
Clinical Otolaryngology, 09/30/09

Papakonstantinou L et al. – Neither the most popular 'lower' oesophageal (GSAS) nor the 'throat' reflux (RSI) questionnaire adequately captures the full range of potential reflux symptoms regularly encountered in otolaryngology patients: inadequate evaluation of patients' symptoms may have contributed to the ongoing uncertainty about the role of acid or pepsin suppression. A more comprehensive reflux questionnaire is needed to characterise the true reflux correlations of laryngopharyngeal symptoms, and offer a symptom–specific measure of response to placebo and anti–reflux therapy.

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