The test known as esophageal manometry determines the health of your esophagus. The muscular, lengthy tube that joins your throat to your stomach is called the esophagus. Your esophagus contracts during swallowing, forcing food into your stomach. The contractions are measured by esophageal manometry. The exam also assesses the esophageal muscles' force and synchronization during the passage of food into the stomach. A tiny, flexible tube called a catheter—which contains pressure sensors—is inserted through your nose, down your esophagus, and into your stomach during an esophageal manometry procedure. When determining the cause of some esophageal illnesses, esophageal manometry can be useful. If you're experiencing symptoms that might indicate an esophageal issue, your doctor may suggest esophageal manometry.
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