Abstract

The specialty of gastroenterology has evolved such that there are now multiple areas of "superspecialty" within the field. Interest in "esophagology" has expanded as options for medical therapy, advanced optics, motility testing and reflux monitoring, and minimally invasive and endoscopic therapeutics have grown. For a multitude of reasons, academic and private practices alike are looking to expand in this growing superspecialty. Several articles offer criteria for competency in manometry. This article discusses in detail multiple options for developing skills in diagnosis and treatment of esophageal disease with "tips for the budding esophagologist."

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