March 3rd - 5th, 2023

Annual DGNM conference 2023

"Gut under control - from mechanisms to therapy" Registration for the next annual conference in Berlin is now open!
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Studies on GI-motility with videofluoroscopy

Der bewegte Darm/The gut in motion

136 educational videos show a wide variety of intestinal movements and explain the basics of the regulation of gastric and intestinal motor functions.
Visite the YouTube Channel "Gut in motion"

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Programme Preview Annual Meeting 2023

In 2023, we will again offer a varied programme for the participants of our annual conference. In addition to lectures, a lunch symposium, discussions and the awarding of the prize for neurogastroenterology, we are very much looking forward to seeing you again. Registrations are still possible.

Register now for the Annual Meeting 2023 in Berlin

"Bowel under control - from mechanisms to therapy" - this is the motto of the meeting of physicians and scientists in Berlin from 3 to 5 March 2023. 9 CME points have been applied for (German Website).

TANDEM - Call for applications

Are you the most promising and innovative young researcher in Europe? ESNM and the TANDEM Young Investigator meeting committee are looking for you. Apply to be a nEUROgastro TANDEM Young Investigator!

About us

The German Society for Neurogastroenterology and Motility e.V. (DGNM) aims to support the exchange and development of the scientific understanding in neurogastroenterology and gastrointestinal motility. The members of the DGNM include scientists and physicians from basic research and clinical practice, who contribute to psycho-neurogastroenterological research in national scientific working groups and international specialist conferences.

The DGNM awards travel grants to enable students and junior faculty to attend international meetings.

Research

The main research focus of the society is neurogastroenterology, a field that deals with the innervation and regulation of the gastrointestinal tract and its functions. Dysfunctions of the enteric nervous system and the connection between microbiome, gut and brain (microbiome-gut-brain axis) can affect the gastrointestinal tract. Typical neurogastroenterological disease patterns are dysphagia, irritable stomach syndrome, irritable bowel syndrome or chronic abdominal pain. These clinical presentations are multifactorial and require interdisciplinary dignosis and treatment; therefore, psychosomatics also plays an important role in the DGNM.