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gs of GERD and subjective complaints of atypical reflux symptoms may show long-term improvement in QOL outcomes. However, these results are contingent on proper patient selection and a thorough work-up for pathological reflux in this population. Further research is needed to determine universal diagnostic criteria to assist in the early detection and surgical treatment of patients with atypical GERD. Patients who undergo revision paraesophageal hernia repair with objective findings of GERD and subjective complaints of atypical reflux sy
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