“…In the prospective study, more subjects were identified as non-healthy using the BDQ than using either lack of Rome criteria (P=0.01) or “healthy” self-description (P=0.026). …”
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“…We split the remaining individuals (N = 214) into three groups, matching Rome-criteria for IBS (IBS-C, n = 64) and for functional constipation (FC-R, n = 36) and FC not matching Rome criteria (n = 114). …”
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“…The prevalence of T2D in the 8 health districts of Rome was mapped and the correlation between prevalence and social and cultural determinants was assessed. …”
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“…SETTINGS: Milan, Turin, Rome, years 2001–2010. PARTICIPANTS: A total of 468 816 WRI occurred between 2001 and 2010 in Milan, Turin and Rome were extracted from the Italian national workers’ compensation authority database. …”
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“…At the start-up of the CMS experiment the only available intercalibration for the majority of crystals of the electromagnetic calorimeter will come from the light yield measurement performed routinely in Rome and CERN Regional Centers during the crystal qualification procedure. …”
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“…A response was defined as decreased in signs and symptoms that not fulfilled Rome III criteria after 4 weeks of CMFD and came back to Rome III criteria after 2 weeks of CMD challenge. …”
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“…OBJECTIVE: To determine rates of faecal biomarker results capable of suggesting potentially treatable causes of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) symptomatology in a population of patients with symptoms of IBS who meet Rome III criteria for that condition. DESIGN: Descriptive, retrospective study in which faecal biomarker results (dichotomised into ‘normal’ and ‘abnormal’ values) were related to data from patient-completed questionnaire data identifying demographics, Rome III criteria for IBS and IBS phenotype (IBS-D, IBS-C, IBS-M and IBS-U). …”
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“…We diagnosed constipation according to the Rome IV criteria for constipation. RESULTS: The Rome criteria were fulfilled by 15.6% of the study group and we found the highest prevalence of constipation in women and young adults (19.7 and 23.5%, respectively). …”
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“…BACKGROUND AND AIM: As there is a scarcity of data on overall prevalence, risk factors, and health‐care utilization of esophageal symptoms using the Rome criteria in the rural population in Asia, we undertook a study with the aims to evaluate: (i) the prevalence of heartburn, chest pain, globus, and dysphagia of presumed esophageal origin; (ii) the prevalence of functional esophageal disorders by Rome III criteria; (iii) the risk factors for esophageal symptoms; and (iv) the health‐care utilization. …”
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“…Riccardo Caruso, Head of the Neurosurgical Department of the Military Hospital of Rome and Professor of Neurosurgery of Sapienza University of Rome, assisted by Dr. …”
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“…NTL brightness in Wuhan, Delhi, New York, and Rome decreased by 8.88%, 17.18%, 8.21%, and 6.33%, respectively, compared with pre-pandemic levels; in the resumption phase Wuhan and Rome NTL brightness recovered by 13.74% and 3.38%, but Delhi and New York decreased by 16.23% and 4.99%. …”
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“…When considering soft tissue artefacts, RMSE and ROME increased by an average of 2.2° ± 1.5° and 2.9° ± 1.7°. …”
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“…CONCLUSIONS: Mortality during heat waves increased in both Rome and Stockholm for the 50+ population as well as in the considered subgroups. …”
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“…This, together with the Rome IV criteria, increases the likelihood of identifying IBS. …”
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“…The aim of this study was to determine, using factor analysis, whether these GI symptom factors (clusters) in eating disorder patients hold true to the Rome II classification of functional gastrointestinal disorders (FGIDs). …”
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