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Duodenal erosions and hemorrahage from the upper digestive tract

Aleksandar Včev
Ivan Čandrlić
Dubravko Božić
Dubravko Paulini
Miroslav Volarić
Branimir Zelenka
Nikola Mičunović
Darko Horvat

Sažetak

Af the Department of Internal Medicine of the Osijek General Hospital, 3,935 esophagogastroduodenscopies were performed in the period of January 21, 1989, to January 20, 1990. In 122 patients, bleeding from the upper digestive tract was the reason for endoscopy. Out of this number, there were 87 males and 35 females, mean age 43,5 years. Peptic ulcer (duodenal in 43% and gastric in 13.1% of the cases) was the most common primary cause of bleeding, followed by erosions (gastric in 15.5% and duodenal in 8.2% of the cases). The hermorrhage from the esophageal varix occurred in 7.4% of the patients, while the hemorrhage in Mallory-Weiss syndrome and pyloric ulcer in 4.9% of the patients. In 2.5% of the patients, hemorrhage came from the tumor. The hemorrhage from duodenal erosions occurred in 22 patients, primary in 10 and secondary in 12 patients. The massive alcohol consumption was the cause of bleeding in 9 patients and drug ingestion in 5 patients. Out of 22 patients, 8 suffered from duodenal ulcer. In 4 patients, primary hemorrhage came from erosions. Out of 122 patients, multiple lesions were found in 35 patients. Endoscopic sclerosing injection therapy was successful in 117 patients, while 5 patients underwent operative procedure.

Ključne riječi

upper digestive tract hemorrhage; duodenal erosions; duodenal ulcer

Hrčak ID:

194013

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/194013

Datum izdavanja:

1.12.1993.

Podaci na drugim jezicima: hrvatski

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