Our Research

Current Consortium Members

This study aims to explore the role of BSGM to differentiate between organic neuromuscular disorders and patients who have severe visceral hypersensitivity, central sensitisation, or a disorder of gut-brain interaction.

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abi-bsmConsortium@list.bioeng.auckland.ac.nz
This study is investigating the correlation between symptoms and BSGM phenotypes. Passively exploring the relationship between various interventions and patient outcomes to develop a large clinical database to power future outcome studies
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abi-bsmConsortium@list.bioeng.auckland.ac.nz
We are inviting patients with chronic functional gastroduodenal symptoms to take part in a study validating a new general mental health screening scale, developed for use in patients with functional gastroduodenal disorders.

To learn more contact
abi-bsmConsortium@list.bioeng.auckland.ac.nz

Gastric

BSM Consortium explores functional upper gastric disorders like functional dyspepsia, aiming to uncover causes, develop diagnostics, and improve treatments for millions affected worldwide.
Colonic

BSM Consortium investigates functional lower gut disorders, focusing on understanding causes, advancing diagnostics, and enhancing treatments for sufferers globally.
Surgical

The BSM Consortium investigates surgical interventions on the GI tract, focusing on optimizing outcomes, mitigating post-surgical complications, and enhancing patient recovery after procedures.
Gut/Brain

The BSM Consortium delves into gut-brain interaction diseases, exploring their complex interplay and working to develop innovative therapeutic strategies to improve patient well-being.
Novel

Are there unexplored frontiers in gastrointestinal research? The BSM Consortium is always eager to venture into novel areas, seeking innovative insights and solutions to advance the field.