OPTIMIZATION OF TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASE

Relevance. Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) is the most common gastrointestinal disease worldwide and leads to significant morbidity, although mortality is rare. The overall prevalence of at least weekly GERD symptoms, registered in population studies worldwide, is about 13%, but there are significant geographical differences, with the highest rate in South Asia and Southeast Asia. Objective. improving the results of reflux esophagitis treatment by improving the method of transcutaneous laser exposure to various sections of the esophagus. Materials. The study was conducted in the surgical department of the AGMI Clinic and the "ENDOMED" private clinic in Fergana, where 50 patients with GERD were examined. Results. Improving the methods and technical techniques for treating esophagitis allows for the suppression of esophageal spasm, reduces inflammatory processes in the mucous membrane, and accelerates regeneration due to local improvement in microcirculation. It has been established that the proposed comprehensive conservative treatment of gastroezofageal reflux disease is effective for both. Conclusion. According to the authors, the SIXAT-1 emitter allows for the creation of sufficient energy concentrations for effective therapeutic action at a depth of up to 70 mm, which allows it to be recommended for action on deep organs and tissues.