Carol M. Antequera,

DMSc, PA-C

Carol M. Antequera,

DMSc, PA-C
University of Miami Health System

Carol M. Antequera,

DMSc, PA-C
University of Miami Health System
Carol M. Antequera, DMSc, PA-C, earned her Master of Medical Sciences in Physician Assistant Studies degree from Nova Southeastern University in 2010 and a Doctor of Medical Science degree from the University of Lynchburg in 2021. With a career focused on motility and functional gut disorders, she has spent most of her professional career at an academic medical center. In addition to her clinical expertise, Carol serves as the supervisor for advanced practice providers in digestive health and liver diseases.

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Real-Time Symptom Tracking Tool Shows Promise for Personalized IBS Care

This large, multicenter psychometric validation study assessed the reliability and validity of an experience sampling method-based patient-reported outcome measure (ESM-PROM)...
Carol M. Antequera,
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Carol M. Antequera,
DMSc, PA-C

Key Motility and Psychological Differences Between IBS-C and Functional Constipation

This study examined 230 patients diagnosed with functional constipation (FC) or constipation-predominant irritable bowel syndrome (IBS-C) using colonic transit tests...
Carol M. Antequera,
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Carol M. Antequera,
DMSc, PA-C

Optimizing IBS-C Management: The Role of Diet and Microbiota Modulation

This literature review examined the relationship between diet and irritable bowel syndrome with constipation (IBS-C). It emphasized the role of...
Carol M. Antequera,
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Carol M. Antequera,
DMSc, PA-C

Study Highlights Mental and Physical Health as Key Drivers of Life Satisfaction in Patients With IBS

This study, using data from the Maastricht Irritable Bowel Syndrome (MIBS) cohort, aimed to explore life satisfaction in patients with...
Carol M. Antequera,
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Carol M. Antequera,
DMSc, PA-C

Multimodal Approaches Essential for Managing Abdominal Pain in IBS-C

Chronic constipation, including functional constipation (FC) and constipation-predominant irritable bowel syndrome (IBS-C), is common and significantly affects quality of life....
Carol M. Antequera,
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Carol M. Antequera,
DMSc, PA-C

Real-Time Symptom Tracking in IBS: Validation of an Electronic Experience Sampling Tool

Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is typically monitored using retrospective symptom assessments, which are prone to recall and ecological biases, often...
Carol M. Antequera,
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Carol M. Antequera,
DMSc, PA-C
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