[PDF] Top 20 A study of upper gastro intestinal endoscopy in gastro intestinal bleeding

... Upper gastrointestinal haemorrhage is one of the important causes of admission in Surgical Intensive care ...to study the endoscopic evaluation and management of upper Gastrointestinal ... See full document

... his study showed 25% of gastric ulcer and 75% of cases of erosive gastritis with upper GI haemorrhage had history of taking ...his study has shown that upper GI bleeding due to erosive ... See full document

... This is to certify that the dissertation titled “AN ANALYSIS OF UPPER GASTRO INTESTINAL BLEEDING” of Dr. S.K. SUBHA KANESH in partial fulfilment of the requirements for M.S. Branch – I ... See full document

... Peak incidence – 5 th to 6 th decade with male predominance of 4:1. Most common site is middle third of esophagus. It resembles verrucous carcinoma of other sites in upper aerodigestive tract. Grossly presents as ... See full document

... retrospective study of all patients referred to endos- copy unit of Services Hospital with upper gastrointestinal bleeding ...The study period was of one four month starting from March ...The ... See full document

... of study findings. This valid- ation study showed that hospital discharge data has some limitation in the reporting of cancer, related cura- tive resection and ...validation study on cancer-related ... See full document

... examination had been performed as one of the important diagnostic investigation for acute upper GI bleeding. It had two major drawbacks. Erosions and small ulcers cannot be picked up. If a lesion is shown ... See full document

... experience. Upper GIT endoscopy was mandatory according to the national Egyptian guide- lines in the following circumstances: histologic evidence of cirrhosis by liver biopsy, fibroscan score ... See full document

... the study were subjected to a thorough history elicitation and physical ...including bleeding time and clotting time, serum amylase (subjected to availability), widal test (in selected cases suspected of ... See full document

... and intestinal linings or mucosa, resulting in reduced digestion and absorption of nutrients from the intestine as well as bleeding and protein loss from the ... See full document

... occupational stability in Finland has been high, the cross- sectional information from 1970 should reflect the social class circumstances from several decades. Social class can be defined in many alternative ways. ... See full document

... In this study, there were no significant association between H. pylori infection and peptic ulcer disease. However, previous studies reveal a high incidence of H. pylori infection in patients with DU; 11 ... See full document

... • During Dec. 1990, the research team consisting of Holsteich MC et al., (36) of the international agency for research on cancer, cyon, france published their work on this subject. They identified mutant p53 in one third ... See full document

... 26];4) study design (infected vs control, treated vs untreated or other) was added as a predictive variable since infection pressure and its fluctuation over the trial duration might differ between the different ... See full document

... In the present study, 35.8% of the sheep farmers com- bined the anthelmintic treatment with a change of pas- ture, i.e., a dose-and-move strategy. Such practices were especially used for ewes and lambs before ... See full document

... Furthermore, the enhanced capsule phenotype observed in the cj1319::CAT mutant could not be complemented (data not shown). In light of this, we concluded that the enhanced expression of higher molecular weight capsule ... See full document

... the gastro- intestinal helminths in Cameroon and over the ...fact, gastro-intestinal helminths are the indicators of hygienic levels and development, particularly in tropical countries ... See full document

... This study revealed statistically significant difference (P < ...common gastro-intestinal parasites on Somali goats in Mogadishu, Somalia (Table 5), except the District Village which has P > ... See full document

... Among the various sexes, the males (13.8%) harbour most of the helminth parasites than the females (8.6%). These results are similar to those obtained in Cameroon by Maffo 17 who recorded 21.53% and 17.84% in men and ... See full document

... Our study showed that prevalence of GI symptoms in pa- tients with recurrent disease is higher in those of survivors without recurrent disease. OC survivors with recurrent disease had lower scored on HRQoL scales ... See full document