Hydrogen and methane breath test results are negatively associated with IBS and may reflect transit time in post‐surgical patients
Hani Essa(Salford Royal Hospital), Peter Paine(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), John McLaughlin(University of Manchester), Shaheen Hamdy(University of Manchester), Simon Lal(Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust), Sandra Hoffmann(Economic Research Service), E. Leitao(Salford Royal Hospital), Darren Green(Salford Royal Hospital)
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