The determinants of initial bleeding and rebleeding of duodenal peptic ulcers

Lazic, Bratislav; Matejic, Slavisa; Nikolić, Simon; Gačić, Jasna; Gacic, Dragan; Jovanović, Miroslav N.; Odalovic, Bozidar

doi:10.5937/pramed1702035l

Praxis Med

2017

DOI: 10.5937/pramed1702035l

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The determinants of initial bleeding and rebleeding of duodenal peptic ulcers

Bratislav Lazic¹,

Slavisa Matejic²,

Simon Nikolić³

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Abstract: Akutna krvarenja iz gornjeg dela gastrointestinalnog trakta su urgentna stanja sa velikim morbiditetom, i još uvek zna ajnim mortalitetom uprkos unapre enoj dijagnostici i terapiji. Cilj rada je ispitivanje determinanti težine krvarenja duodenalnih pepti kih ulkusa. Istraživanje je obuhvatilo 304 bolesnika hospitalizovanih zbog akutnog krvarenja iz gornjeg dela gastrointestinalnog trakta u petogodišnjem periodu. Le eni su u Klini ko-bolni kom centru Bežanijska Kosa u Beogradu. Dijagnoza je postavljena gastrodu… Show more

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Demographic and Clinical Variations in the Occurrence of Peptic Ulcer - Trends Over a Ten-Year Period

Vojinović,

Milosavljević,

Miličić

2024

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Introduction: Peptic ulcer is a chronic recurrent disease of the gastrointestinal tract, which most often occurs as gastric or duodenal ulcer. Peptic ulcer is characterized by certain geographical and temporal trends. Objective: The aim of this study is to determine the frequency of gastric and duodenal ulcers among subjects who underwent esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGDS) endoscopy due to dyspeptic complaints, as well as to analyze the trend of ulcer disease over a period of 10 years. Material and Methods: The data of a total of 4074 subjects with an average age of 54.53 &plusmn; 15.03 years, both sexes, 1841 men and 2233 women, who underwent EGDS in 2005 and 2015 calendar years were retrospectively analyzed. Results: This study showed that the trend of ulcer disease significantly decreased in the observed ten-year period, accompanied by concomitant decrease in the prevalence of duodenal ulcers, while the frequency of gastric ulcers retained approximately at the same level. The results showed that men were at greater relative risk than women for the development of duodenal ulcers, in both calendar years. In the ten-year period, the average age of patients with ulcer disease increased by about 4 years, especially in the group with duodenal ulcer, and particularly within women with duodenal ulcer. Compared to 2005, the average age of subjects undergoing EGDS in 2015 increased by about 2 years, regardless of whether or not they were diagnosed with ulcer disease. Conclusions: In the period 2005 - 2015, the age of patients with peptic ulcer tended to increase, whilst the prevalence of ulcer disease, especially duodenal ulcer, has decreased. The relative risk for duodenal ulcer in men was higher than in women.&nbsp;

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Demographic and Clinical Variations in the Occurrence of Peptic Ulcer - Trends Over a Ten-Year Period

Vojinović,

Milosavljević,

Miličić

2024

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The determinants of initial bleeding and rebleeding of duodenal peptic ulcers

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Demographic and Clinical Variations in the Occurrence of Peptic Ulcer - Trends Over a Ten-Year Period

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