PROVEN
GEBT is the only FDA-approved breath test intended to be used for measurements of the rate of solid phase gastric emptying and aid in the diagnosis of gastroparesis. GEBT is validated against 4-hour gastric scintigraphy, and can be repeated as often as every 24 hours.
TRUSTED
GEBT is included in International Expert Consensus Statements and ACG and AGA Guidelines for diagnosis and management of gastroparesis.
STANDARDIZED
GEBT is a standardized test procedure. Test results are comparable across patient evaluations, site-to-site, nationwide and worldwide.
SAFE
GEBT is safe, non-invasive and non-radioactive. It does not require special training in radiation safety or radioactive materials. The test can be administered in a clinical office-based setting or home via Cairn Diagnostics’ virtually supervised Telehealth program.
GEBT is an excellent choice for patients and clinicians who wish to reduce any radiation burden when a gastric emptying evaluation is needed, especially in populations such as women of child bearing age and in patients needing repetitive measurements of gastric emptying.
GEBT is the only FDA-approved breath test intended to be used for measurements of the rate of solid phase gastric emptying and aid in the diagnosis of gastroparesis. GEBT is validated against the method of gastric scintigraphy.
GEBT is a non-radioactive, non-invasive alternative to scintigraphy. It can be administered in a doctor’s office or in clinic settings because GEBT does not require healthcare professionals administering the test to undergo special training in radiation safety or radioactive materials.
GEBT is standardized. Test results are quantitative and comparable across all clinical testing sites and across patient evaluations. Standardization and non-use of radioactive material makes GEBT particularly suitable for multi-site, national and global clinical studies.
GEBT is an excellent choice for patients and clinicians who wish to reduce any radiation burden when a gastric emptying evaluation is needed, especially in populations such as women of child bearing age and in patients needing repetitive measurements of gastric emptying.
