2015
DOI: 10.5350/btdmjb201511105
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To investigate possible etiologic factors of organic and functional dyspepsia in Turkey

Abstract: Araştırmalar / ResearchesÖZET Türk toplumunda organik ve fonksiyonel dispepsili hastalarda etyolojiye yönelik analiz Amaç: Dispepsi gastrointestinal kaynaklı spesifik olmayan semptomlar topluluğu olarak tanımlanabilir ve başvuran hastalarda yakınmaların nedenini ortaya koymak için yapılan incelemelerde dispepsiye neden olabilecek patolojiler saptanabilirse bu tür dispepsiler organik dispepsi, lokal veya sistemik bir hastalık sorumlu olarak bulunamamış dispepsiler ise fonksiyonel dispepsi olarak tanımlanırlar. … Show more

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“…Dyspepsia is a Greek origin word combined from dys meaning difficulty or bad and pepsis meaning ripening and digesting. The latest definition of dyspepsia is epigastric centred pain or discomfort which may generally be related or unrelated to eating or of recurrent or continuous character and it may have just started when the patient applied to a doctor or be present for months or even years (1,2,3,4).…”
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“…Dyspepsia is a Greek origin word combined from dys meaning difficulty or bad and pepsis meaning ripening and digesting. The latest definition of dyspepsia is epigastric centred pain or discomfort which may generally be related or unrelated to eating or of recurrent or continuous character and it may have just started when the patient applied to a doctor or be present for months or even years (1,2,3,4).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dyspepsia is higher in males than females and the prevalence is low in elder people (5). In different societies it was found the dyspepsia prevalence changes between 25-50% (3,4,5,6). If pathological causing dyspepsia can be detected in examinations on patients applying with dyspepsia complaint, this kind of dyspepsia are defined as functional dyspepsia if it is not found responsible for organic dyspepsia, a local or systematic disease (3).…”
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