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Educational Products >> Rome IIIRome III: The Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders
Third Edition
Rome III is the latest update, and the most comprehensive
collection of information for the evaluation and care of patients
having functional GI disorders.
It is a valuable resource to general and specialist physicians,
mental health professionals, as well as basic and clinical investigators involved in the study
and care of patients with functional GI disorders.
It provides 17 chapters to address the needs of both investigators and clinicians which
include:
• The Rome III Diagnostic Criteria for all 28 Adult and 17 Pediatric
FGID
Diagnoses
• "Red flag" questions to aid the clinician in identifying
symptoms and signs that
would suggest further evaluation to exclude
other diagnoses or when needed
to make a mental health referral
• the most up to date information on the epidemiology, psychosocial
and cultural
features, pathophysiology, diagnosis and treatment of
over 45 functional GI
disorders commonly seen in clinical practice
• new chapters which include pharmacology and pharmacokinetics,
sociocultural
influences relating to gender, age, and cultural
influences, functional abdominal
pain
• Expanded information on Pediatric FGID with chapters on
neonate/toddler and
child/adolescent
• Appendices
– Rome III Diagnostic
Criteria
– Glossary
– Patient Self-Report
Pediatric and Adult Diagnostic Questionnaires
containing Rome III Criteria and Red Flags
– Comparison table
for the Rome II and new Rome III diagnostic criteria
Rome III is designed for "one stop" learning. It serves as a valuable resource to general and specialist physicians, mental health professionals, and basic and clinical investigators involved in the study and care of patients with functional GI disorders.
For more information on Rome III: The Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders, please download any of the following articles.
Article about Rome III in Medscape (May 2006)
Rome Process Overview (AGA News, Jan. 2007
Neurogastroenterology & Motility Rome III Introduction and Pro/Con articles
Introduction by Doug Drossman"Pro" case by John Kellow
"Con" case by Eamonn Quigley
Rome III Disorders and Criteria
Rome III Diagnostic Criteria for Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders
Comparison Table of Rome II & Rome III Adult Diagnostic Criteria
DDW 2006 Symposium to Launch Rome III
New Criteria for the Functional GI DisordersPresented at DDW -- Tuesday May 23, 2006
To read reviews of Rome III: The Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders,
please select from the following:
Functional Brain-Gut Research Group
Newsletter, Issue 38, Spring 2007
Reviewed by: Susan Lucak, M.D., Columbia University Medical Center, New York, NY
World Journal of Gastroenterology 2008
April 7
Reviewed by: Randa Mostafa, Department of Basic Medical Sciences,
College of Medicine, Sharjah University
J Clin Gastroenterol Volume 41,
Number 9, October 2007
Reviewed by: Anish A. Sheth, MD, Yale University School of Medicine
Science Direct, Digestive and Liver Disease
40 (2008) 232-233
Reviewed by Fabio Pace, Milano, Italy

