Question 96 · LEK · Gastroesophageal reflux disease
Which of these symptoms is the least probable symptom of the extragastric presentation of gastric reflux disease in children?
- A. dental enamel lesions.
- B. rickets.
- C. grunting.
- D. recurrent sinusitis.
- E. sleep apnoea.
Hint
Extraesophageal reflux symptoms arise where refluxate reaches the mouth, larynx or airways; find the item unrelated to that mechanism.
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