[PDF] Top 20 Clinical study, Evaluation and Management of Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding

... years, upper Gastro Intestinal bleeding is one of the recognized causes of ...the upper gastrointestinal bleeding(non variceal) as one of the conditions associated with very high ...the ... See full document

... half of patients with portal hypertension related bleed secondary to cirrhosis of the liver, which are sicker than patients with other causes of GI bleed. Our being a tertiary referral center, many of these sick patients ... See full document

... Endoscopic evaluation of the bleeding lesion in the case of peptic ulcer was defined according to the Forrest classification system as follows: FI (FIa and FIb), FII (FIIa, FIIb and FIIc), and FIII ...of ... See full document

... NVUGI bleeding who were admitted to our institution revealed a group of patients who expe- rienced rebleeding episodes after emergent endoscopic ...prospective study confirmed this observation complying ... See full document

... The study had some ...This study identified an important area in the local country but the results may not necessarily be generalisable to settings with different ... See full document

... Table 2 shows the characteristics of subjects involved in the study. Of 590 patients, 215 (36.4%) were female; 166 (28.1%) were ≤60 years old and 133 (22.5%) were between 60 and 70 years of age. 337 patients ... See full document

... Peritoneal cavity was toileted with normal saline taking care of the Rt & Lt sub- phrenic spaces, the pelvic cavity and the Rt & Lt paracolic gutters. 3 stay stitches using 2 ' O ' vicryl / 2 'O' catgut was ... See full document

... Our patients had various comorbidities (43.3%) including gastrointestinal, cardiovascular, renal, pulmonary, neurological, and others like diabetes, liver disease etc. All the expired cases had Rockall score of ... See full document

... our study we found that a prescription for a NSAID was the strongest negative predictor of UGIB; those who had been dispensed NSAIDs were two and a half times less likely to suffer a UGIB within 120 days of ... See full document

... DOI: 10.4236/ojbd.2019.91003 27 Open Journal of Blood Diseases hosis, reduced FXIII activity induces hemorrhagic complication [16] [20]. Therefore, it was a possibility that CRYO might correct the decreased FXIII level ... See full document

... of upper gastrointestinal haemorrhage are poorly understood, despite it being the most frequent cause of gastroenterology admission to acute ...the bleeding event itself but the studies disagreed on ... See full document

... Because the protocol was developed over a period of one year, the views of the colleagues of all involved services were considered, and the issues that were controversial were also discussed after a lot of discussions, ... See full document

... The study was conducted in 9 Months in the Department of General Surgery, Surgical Gastroenterology and Medical Gastroenterology in ...colonoscopic evaluation, histopathological reports and data collected ... See full document

... with UGIB. The outcomes of UGIB were categorized as 1-month mortality, rebleeding, need for blood transfusion, endoscopic intervention, and ICU admission. Reviewing the literature achieved conflicting results as well as ... See full document

... REBOA was attempted in eight patients among 140 pa- tients with UGIB. The mean age was 66 ± 16 years, and all of the patients were male. The mean SI, GBS, CRS, AIMS65 score and APACHE II were 1.5 ± 0.6, 16 ± 4, 3 ± 1, 2 ... See full document

... Acute upper gastrointestinal bleeding is a common medical emergency with an estimated incidence of 50-150 cases per one lakh annually and it has been noted as a major cause of hospital admission and ... See full document

... the management of severe GI bleeding (critical care, hepatogastroenterology, emergency care, radiology, surgery, pediatrics) to draw up these ...and Evaluation) [7,8], the litera- ture was analyzed ... See full document

... our study had a relatively favourable pre-endoscopic Rockall score, ...their study, an overall mortality of 17%, and suggest delayed presentation to health facilities, and comor- bidities as influential ... See full document

... digestive bleeding of 100 to 150/100,000 inhabitants [5], the number of centres in the IRU network and the duration of the study of 4 days, we expected to include 150 to 300 cases of ... See full document

... history, clinical examination including digital examination of rectum, proctoscopy, laboratory investigations including complete haemogram, blood urea, sugar, creatinine, LFT, Blood grouping & typing, ... See full document