Electrogastrogram Analysis of Unclear Stomach Pain

Abstract

A technique for capturing the electrical impulses of the stomach is called Electrogastrography (EGG). A visual depiction of the electrical impulses in the stomach is called an electrogastrogram (EGG). A non-invasive, straightforward, and independent approach for identifying stomach dysrhythmias is the EGG. The purpose of the study was to employ the Water Load Test (WLT) to contrast the EGGs of healthy persons and those who had ambiguous stomach discomfort or pain. Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) analysis of the EGG results was used to identify dysrhythmias and contrast the electrical activity of the stomach in healthy and painful subjects. According to the study, normal and pathological activity in the stomach may be distinguished with confidence by changes in average power (1–5) and instantaneous frequency (0.05–0.1 Hz). The study's findings are consistent with cutting-edge methods for anticipating stomach dysrhythmias.