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Paediatric Manometry Catheters – GI Physiology Unit

Past Funding

P.O.R.T. funded two paediatric Combined Pressure-Impedance Manometry Catheters for the Paediatric GI Physiology Unit at The Royal London Hospital at a...

Paediatric GI Physiology Unit – The Royal London Hospital

Past Project

During 2013/14 PORT are extremely proud to be funding at a cost of £40,000 a formal paediatric section of the GI...

Professor Jo Martin – Enzyme Defect in CIPO

Past Project

PORT are extremely pleased to be funding the following research project at a cost of £40,000. Prof. Jo Martin will lead this...

Utility of motility-MRI in the assessment of foregut neuromuscular function in children with intestinal pseudo obstruction.

Paediatric intestinal pseudo-obstruction (PIPO) encompasses a group of rare severe disorders affecting the gastrointestinal nerves and muscles. The inability to tolerate...

P.O.R.T Supporting the 100,000 Genomes Project

P.O.R.T is supporting the recruitment of people with CIPO onto the 100,000 Genomes Project.

Harnessing MRI for the diagnosis of chronic intestinal pseudo obstruction funded by Pseudo Obstruction research Trust (PORT).

The Nottingham Gastrointestinal Magnetic Resonance Imaging (GI MRI) group has spent 20 years developing the use of MRI to evaluate the...

A new approach to gastroparesis and nausea

The study, funded through PORT (Pseudo Obstruction Research Trust), will use human stomach to measure the contractions of the muscle and...

Developing neurons: their potential for tissue repair funded by PORT (Pseudo Obstruction Research Trust).

PORT ( Pseudo Obstruction Research Trust), is funding £50,000 for this study which aims to demonstrate enteric neurogenesis by human enteric...

The effectiveness of an Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) based intervention on reducing psychological distress in those with Gastro-intestinal dysmotility.

Gastrointestinal dysmotility relates to a spectrum of disorders where there is disruption to the movement of food through the gastrointestinal tract....