Erosive gastritis: Its Diagnosis, Management, and surgical treatment

Abstract

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Early Endoscopy of Oesophagus, Stomach, and Duodenal Bulb in Patients with Haematemesis and Melaena

“…It is difficult to compare series with respect to the proportion of undiagnosed cases, since criteria for diagnosis vary. In some series the authors exclude patients without unequivocal evidence of bleeding; others accept hiatus hernia as a cause, or may diagnose acute erosions on the basis of salicylate ingestion and a negative barium meal (Desmond and Reynolds, 1972).…”

Value of the compressive technique associated with pharmacological hypotonia in the diagnosis of erosive gastritis

“…For a long time erosive gastritis was not considered to be diagnosable radiographically [1,2]. Recently, several investigators [3-6] using the double-contrast technique demonstrated erosions in a number of patients having symptoms of digestive disease.…”

“…For a long time erosive gastritis was not considered to be diagnosable radiographically [1,2]. Recently, several investigators [3][4][5][6] …”

Emergency oesophageal transection in uncontrolled variceal haemorrhage

“…The operative mortality-rate for the patients with cirrhosis was 53 per cent, or a salvage rate of 47 per cent if one considers that this is a highly selected group of patients (albeit negatively)patients with impaired liver function who had not responded to intensive medical treatment and who were still bleeding at the time of surgery. (Desmond and Reynolds, 1972).…”