Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding (8 of 15)

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Case description

You can observe 2 giant ulcers at the gastric body with are cover with blood clots. Several modalities of endotherapy are available, such as injection therapy, coagulation therapy, hemostatic clips, argon plasma coagulator, and combination therapy. Injection therapy is performed with epinephrine in a 1:10,000 dilution or with absolute alcohol. Thermal endotherapy is performed with a heater probe, bipolar circumactive probe, or gold probe. Pressure is applied to cause coagulation of the underlying artery (coaptive coagulation) Combination therapy with epinephrine injection followed by thermal coagulation appears to be more effective than monotherapy for ulcers with a visible vessel, active hemorrhage, or adherent clot.

tags: bleeding NSAIDS ulcer stomach angular incisure

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