Supragastric Belch Biofeedback & Esophageal Dynamics Explorer

Motility Simulation Active
Dynamic Motor & Waveform Viewport Phase: Baseline Motility
Aerodigestive Anatomy & Gas Flow
4-Channel Impedance Manometry (HRM)
Interactive Physiological Actions
Clinical Motility Presets
Pathology Note: Supragastric belching is a behavioral aerophagia reflex where air is sucked into the esophagus by rapid diaphragm drop (thoracic suction) or pushed pharyngeally, then instantly expelled without entering the stomach.
Clinical Biofeedback & Telemetry
Suppression Score
18%
Thoracic Suction
Active (-14 mmHg)
Esophageal Impedance
850 Ω (Air Distension)
Pharyngeal Pressure
32 mmHg
Diaphragmatic Breathing Pacer
Inhale
Retraining diaphragmatic excursion stabilizes intrathoracic pressure
Diaphragmatic Abdominal Engagement 20% (Thoracic Predominant)
Target Breathing Rate 6 BPM (Therapeutic Pacing)
Diagnostic Manometry Log
[0.0s] Baseline HRM monitoring initialized.
[0.8s] SGB Pattern: Negative intrathoracic pressure pulse induces rapid proximal-to-distal air inflow.
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