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jcoloproctol(rioj).2016;36(4):185–188

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Journal

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Coloproctology

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Colonoscopy

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bleeding

Igor

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Carlos

Henrique

Marques

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aHospitalRegionaldeMatoGrossodoSul,CampoGrande,MS,Brazil bSociedadeBrasileiradeColoproctologia,Brazil

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Articlehistory:

Received27February2016 Accepted18April2016

Availableonline9September2016

Keywords:

Colonoscopy

Lowergastrointestinalbleeding

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Lowergastrointestinalbleedingisdefinedasableedingoriginatedfromasourcedistalto theTreitzligamentandthecolonoscopyiswellestablishedasthediagnosticprocedureof choice.

Objective:Toevaluatetheresultsofcolonoscopiesperformedtodiagnosethecauseofacute lowergastrointestinalbleedinginageneralhospitalatMatoGrossodoSul.

Materialandmethods:ColonoscopyproceduresperformedintheEndoscopyserviceofthe HospitalRegionaldeMatoGrossodoSulinthosepatientsadmittedduetoanacutelower gastrointestinalbleedingfromJanuary2014toDecember2015wereanalyzedretrospectively. Thestudiedvariableswereage,gender,diagnosisandlocalizationofthelesion.

Results:Themeanagewas66years,andtherewasalittlepredominanceofthemalegender. Diverticulardiseasewasthemaincauseoflowergastrointestinalbleedinginthisstudy, followedbycancer,inflammatorygastrointestinaldisease,polyps,andangiodysplasia.

Conclusion: Thecolonoscopyshowedtobeaneffectivediagnosticmethodinthecaseof acutelowergastrointestinalbleedingandagoodtherapeutictoolinthecaseofdiverticular diseaseandangiodysplasia.

©2016SociedadeBrasileiradeColoproctologia.PublishedbyElsevierEditoraLtda.This isanopenaccessarticleundertheCCBY-NC-NDlicense(http://creativecommons.org/ licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/).

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colonoscopia

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Palavras-chave:

Colonoscopia

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Hemorragiadigestivabaixaédefinidacomosangramentooriginadodeumafontedistal aoligamentodeTreitzeacolonoscopiaestabemestabelecidacomooseuprocedimento diagnósticodeescolha.

Correspondingauthor.

E-mail:chenriquems@yahoo.com.br(C.H.Santos). http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jcol.2016.04.016

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Objetivo:Avaliarosresultadosdascolonoscopiasrealizadasparaelucidac¸ãodiagnósticados casosdeHemorragiadigestivabaixaagudaemumHospitalGeraldeMatoGrossodoSul.

Materiaisemétodos: Foramanalisadas,deformaretrospectiva,ascolonoscopiasrealizadas nospacientesinternadosdevidoàhemorragiadigestivabaixaaguda,noperíododejaneiro de2014adezembrode2015,noservic¸odeendoscopiadigestivadoHospitalRegionalde MatoGrossodoSul.Asvariáveisestudadasforamaidade,sexo,diagnósticoelocalizac¸ão dalesão.

Resultados: Amédiadeidadefoide66anos,comumadiscretapredominânciadosexo masculino.Adoenc¸adiverticularfoiaprincipalcausadehemorragiadigestivabaixanesse estudo,seguidodeneoplasias,doenc¸ainflamatóriaintestinal,póliposeangiodisplasia.

Conclusão: Acolonoscopiamostrou-secomométodoefetivonodiagnósticodoscasosde Hemorragiadigestivabaixaagudaecomoumaboaferramentaterapêuticatambémnos casosdeangiodisplasia.

©2016SociedadeBrasileiradeColoproctologia.PublicadoporElsevierEditoraLtda.Este ´eumartigoOpenAccesssobumalicenc¸aCCBY-NC-ND(http://creativecommons.org/ licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/).

Introduction

Lowergastrointestinalbleedingisdefinedasableeding orig-inatedfromasourcedistaltotheligamentofTreitz.Despite thespontaneouscessationin80%ofcasesofacutelower gas-trointestinalbleeding,theidentificationofthebleedingsource remainsachallengingtaskandrebleedingcanoccurinupto 25%ofcases.1

Colonoscopy is defined as the diagnostic procedure of choice in the presence of acute lower gastrointestinal bleeding.2,3 Itsdiagnosticaccuracyvariesfrom72%to86%.4

Diverticular disease is the most common cause of lower intestinalbleeding,followedbypolyps,malignancy, inflam-matoryboweldiseaseandangiodysplasia.5

Aproperdiagnosisofaclinicalpictureofacutelower gas-trointestinalbleedingisofparamountimportance,givenits potentialforrebleedingand,inaddition,becausethis condi-tionmaybeamanifestationofmalignancy.

Thisstudyaimedtoevaluatetheresultsofcolonoscopy procedurescarriedoutinordertoobtainalaboratorydiagnosis ofacutelowergastrointestinalbleedinginageneralhospital ofMatoGrossodoSul.

Objective

Toevaluatetheresultsofcolonoscopiesperformedtoobtain alaboratorydiagnosisofcasesofacutelowergastrointestinal bleedinginageneralhospitalofMatoGrossodoSul.

Materials

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Colonoscopies in patients hospitalized due to acute lower gastrointestinalbleedingwereretrospectivelyevaluatedfrom January2014toDecember2015.Lowergastrointestinal bleed-ing was defined as the presence of intestinal bleeding, hematochezia, or melena when the occurrence of upper gastrointestinal bleeding was excluded by upper diges-tive endoscopy. The examinations were performed in the

Table1–Thegenderdistributionofpatientsundergoing

colonoscopyduetoacutelowergastrointestinal

bleeding.

Gender Numberofpatients %

Male 55 48.5

Female 52 41.5

Total 107 100

EndoscopyService,HospitalRegionaldeMatoGrossodoSul, andthedatawerecollectedfromtheirelectronicrecords.

Thevariablesstudiedwere:

1. Gender. 2. Age.

3. Diagnosisofinjury. 4. Thesiteofthelesion.

Patientswithbleedingfromorificialdiseaseandthose com-ingfromtheoutpatientinvestigationwereexcluded.

Results

One hundred and seven patientswere studiedand witha slight predominance of males (Table 1). The mean age of patientswas66years,rangingfrom16to102years.Ofthetotal numberofexaminationsperformed,21(19.6%)werenormal. Atthetimeoftheexamination,88.7%ofpatientsnolonger sufferedanactivebleeding.

Thecolonic diseasemostoftenfoundinthis study was diverticulardisease,accountingfor54.4%ofcases,followedby neoplasias,inflammatoryboweldisease,polypsand angiodys-plasia(Fig.1).Asforgenderdistribution,weobservedahigher frequencyofinflammatoryboweldiseaseasacauseoflower gastrointestinalbleedinginfemalepatients(Fig.2).

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19.6%

54.4% 10.2%

7.4% 5.6%

2.8%

Normal result

Diverticular disease

Neoplasias

Inflammatory bowel disease

Polyps

Angiodysplasia

Fig.1–Maindiagnosesfoundwithcolonoscopy.

hadrightcolonbleeding,1inthetransversecolon,and3in thesigmoidcolon.

Theneoplasiasmostoftenassociatedwithbleedingwere locatedintherectum,followedbyneoplasms(Fig.4).

Inflammatoryboweldiseasesweremorefrequentlyfound inwomen,especiallydiffusecolitis(71.4%).Amanandtwo womenhadbleedingduetoanunspecificproctitis.

Three patients had gastrointestinal bleeding due to angiodysplasia; two of these cases were located in the ascending colon and the third case was caused by rectal angiodysplasia.

Polypswereassociatedwithsixcasesofbleeding,andthree ofthemwerelocatedintherectum,twointhesigmoidcolon, andoneintheascendingcolon.

Discussion

Acutelowergastrointestinalbleedingisanemergency situ-ationoftenfoundinemergencyrooms. Takeninto account thatthisbleedingaffectsapopulationwithmoreadvanced age,itsconsequencescanbeevenmorecatastrophic.2 With

this in view, the definition of the bleeding site and its specific treatment are of paramount importance.5 Where

available,colonoscopyshould beusedintheseclinical pic-tures,consideringitsdiagnosticaccuracyandthepossibility ofitstherapeuticuseinparticularcircumstances.2,6

67.2%

10.9%

1.8% 3.6% 1.8%

40.3%

9.6% 13.4% 7.7%

3.8%

0.0% 10.0% 20.0% 30.0% 40.0% 50.0% 60.0% 70.0% 80.0%

Diverticular disease

Inflammatory disease

Neoplasias Polyps Angiodysplasia

Male Female

Fig.2–Thegenderdistributionofdiseasesrelatedtolower gastrointestinalbleeding.

Diffuse disease 53% Left colon

38%

Right colon 9%

Fig.3–Distributionofsitesofdiverticulardisease.

Thecolonoscopieswereinconclusivein19.6%ofcases,a findingconsistentwiththatfoundintheliterature.4Duetothe

limitationsinherenttothismethod,alargeareaofthesmall intestineisnotcoveredintheexam.Inthesecasesandin caseswhereitwasnotpossibletodefinethepreciselocationof thelesion,onecanmakeuseofproceduressuchas scintigra-phyandarteriography,forthedefinitionofthebleedingsite.6

Scintigraphydetectsactivebleedingwithavolumefrom0.1to 0.5mL/minanditsmaindisadvantageistheinaccurate loca-tionofthefocusofbleeding.Ontheotherhand,arteriography isamoreinvasivemethodandrequiresableedingvolumeof 0.5mL/minforitsdetection.6Arteriographymayalsobeused

asatherapeutictool.Embolizationforhemorrhageduetoa diverticularbleedingcanreachasuccessrateof85%.7Inthe

caseofterminationofthebleeding,enteroscopyandcapsule endoscopycanbeusedtoestablishthediagnosis.6

Inthis study,diverticulardisease presenteditself asthe mostfrequentcauseofacutelowergastrointestinalbleeding.

Rectum 46%

Sigmoid 27% Ascending colon

18%

Descending colon 9%

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Thisresultisalsosupportedintheliterature.Inaretrospective studybyGayeretal.,inwhich1112patientswithlower gas-trointestinalbleedingwerestudied,diverticulardiseasewas alsopresentedasthemostfrequentcause,followedbycancer, whenanorectaldiseasesareexcluded.8

Inupto17%ofcases,colorectalneoplasmsmaypresentas thecauseofintestinalbleeding.However,itismorecommon thatsuchconditionsarepresentedintheformofoccult bleed-inginstool.9Rectalcancerwasmorerelatedtohemorrhagic

episodes.Inhisstudy,Lopesnotedthatleftcoloncancerhada greaterrelationshipwithapictureofacutelower gastrointesti-nalhemorrhage.Classically,wefoundintheliteraturethat rightcoloncancersaremorecloselyrelatedtooccult bleed-inginstool,whilehematocheziaismorerelatedtoleftcolon tumors,andgenerallythesearechronicandslowly progres-sivebleedings.Bleedingsoflargestvolumesareusuallyrelated tomoreadvancedtumors.10

Inflammatoryboweldiseasewasmorecommoninwomen thaninmen,surpassingevencancerasacauseofbleeding; thesedataaresimilartothoseofBoundsetal.2Allcasesof

bleedingsecondarytoinflammatoryboweldiseasewere clas-sifiedasunspecificcolitisorrectitis.Thisisprobablydueto thedifficultyoftheendoscopistindeterminingtheetiology, withouthavingaccesstomoredetailedinformationonthe patient.11

Inthisstudy,angiodysplasiasandpolypswereinfrequent causesoflowerintestinalbleeding.In22.8%ofcases,Lopes et al. attributed to colon and rectum polyps the cause of intestinalbleeding.Ontheotherhand,theseauthorsfound that no cases ofgastrointestinal bleeding were associated withangiodysplasia.12 Inmoreagedpopulations,

angiodys-plasiasincreaseinfrequency,andtheseconditionsmay be responsibleforupto30%ofcasesofhemorrhagediagnosed byendoscopy.13Thecolonoscopycanalsobeused

therapeu-ticallyincasesofangiodysplasia,through theuseofargon plasma, sclerosingsubstances, or thermal contactprobes.6

inthepresentstudy,allcasesofangiodysplasiaweretreated successfullybyendoscopy,withtheuseofargonplasma.

Conclusion

Colonoscopyhasproventobeaneffectivemethodinthe diag-nosisofcasesofacutelowergastrointestinalbleeding,being alsoagoodtherapeutictoolincasesofdiverticulardisease andangiodysplasia.Diverticulardiseasewasthediseasemost often associatedwith these cases, followed byneoplasms.

Thehighfrequencyofneoplasmsthatmanifestthemselves throughintestinalbleedingdemonstratestheimportanceof colonoscopyinthesecases.

Conflicts

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Theauthorsdeclarenoconflictsofinterest.

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digestivas.Federac¸ãoBrasileiradeGastroenterologia;2008. 4.FarrellJJ,FriedmanLS.Reviewarticle:themanagementof

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Table 1 – The gender distribution of patients undergoing colonoscopy due to acute lower gastrointestinal
Fig. 3 – Distribution of sites of diverticular disease.

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