... age of patients was ...ratio of 2.33:1. 58% of patients were first time bleeders. Majority of patients presented with ...Visualisation of active bleeding achieved to ...cause ...
... impact on 30-day mortality nor on the need for endoscopic retreat- ment or urgent ...percentage of non-exposed patients (11.4% vs 6.4%) showed a new episode of NVUGB after effective ...
... studies ofuppergastrointestinalbleeding (UGIB) and acute myocardial infarction (AMI) are small, and long-term effects of UGIB on AMI have not been ...risk of subsequent ...
... part of the team. In UK, just 37% (76/205) of the facilities had a nurse (trained in the use of therapeutic endoscopic techniques) on call endoscopy ...survey of the practice ...
... episodes ofgastrointestinalbleeding which required hospitalization or blood transfusion, a definition consistent with previous studies ...location of the bleed (esophagus, stomach, duodenum, ...
... obstruction of the blood low in this vein due to a thrombus ...cause of portal hypertension in the pediatric age group with high morbidity rates due to its main complication - the upper ...
... regimen of 80 mg intravenous bolus followed by 8 mg/hour continuous infusion ...ratio of recurrent ulcer bleed- ing within 7 days for intermittent infusion of PPI ...infusion of PPI was 0.72 ...
... our study protocol was first prepared, four studies had been published [2–5]; three of those studies found odds ratios of 3 or more and only one, clearly heterogeneous in design, found no risk [3]; ...
... - Bleeding ulcers are a major problem in public health and represent approximately half of all the cases ofuppergastrointestinal hemorrhage in the United ...This study aims to ...
... digestive bleeding and presented mild to moderate mononuclear inlammatory iniltration, hyper- emia and capillary ectasia in histopathological ...decrease of PHC intensity by endoscopy and histopathological ...
... incidence of gastrointes- tinal disorders among patients with chron- ic kidney disease (CKD) is high, despite the lack of a good correlation between endoscopic findings and ...perform upper ...
... nonvariceal uppergastrointestinalbleeding is safe and reduces hospital ...aim of this study was obtaining objective data on refeeding after nonvariceal upper ...
... based on classical ...ratio of the number of infections/admitted patients, was significantly larger in the group with UGB ...undergone endoscopic procedures ...
... 8. Perlman R, Callum J, Laflamme C, Tien H, Nascimento B, Beckett A, et al. A recommended early goal-directed mana- gement guideline for the prevention of hypothermia-related transfusion, morbidity, and mortality ...
... this study has some ...inclusion of a group of primary snorers and a control group neither snored snor- ers nor had OSA patients would help to clarify the roles of OSA and snoring in the ...
... series of analyses indicate lack of dependence of certain sensitivity analysis ...case of increasing the parameter r (the number the matrix B* is generated) obtaining identical results despite ...
... impact of inappropriate PPI pres- ...based on pricing per pill of oral esomeprazole or IV pantoprazole ampoule ...effects of PPI ...description of costs involved can be seen on ...
... O melanoma maligno é a causa mais comum de lesão metastática no trato gastrointestinal (GI), representando cerca de 33% de todos os tumores malignos metastáticos do tubo digestivo 1.. As[r] ...
... during upper gas- trointestinal endoscopy is a well-recognized complication; however, its cause has not been well ...presence of an endo- scope may also cause hypoxia by narrowing the upper airway ...
... because of severe bleeding in the gastrointestinal tract, the prognosis is ...days of incubation, fever, head- ache, fatigue, generalised muscle pain, nausea, vomiting, and skin and mucosal ...