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When you arrive at the esophageal lab at USC, located on the 5th floor of the Healthcare Consultation Center, you will undoubtedly be greeted by Sue Corkill (at left-Director), Madeline Romero (middle), or Jennifer Hudson (right). With many years of experience between them, they will ensure that your studies go smoothly and that the important information necessary to determine the cause of your symptoms is reliably obtained. Upon meeting them you will immediately sense and be put at ease by their dedication, compassion, and skill.
 Your physician has asked you to undergo testing to determine the functioning of your esophagus (food pipe). The results of these tests will be used to more accurately diagnose your condition and to determine the appropriate treatment plan...click for more info 24 Hour Esophageal pH Testing If you have symptoms of heartburn or acid reflux, your physician may want to determine the amount of acid (the pH) that is getting into your esophagus from your stomach and/or the amount of bile getting into your esophagus from your stomach...click for more info Diet Instructions for pH Monitoring You will be asked to eat at least two meals. The meals you eat will depend on the time frame during which you're undergoing the test...click for more info
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