16/08/2010 Complications of PU Investigation and Management of Complications of Peptic Ulcer  Upper GI Bleeding  Perforation  Obstruction of lumen  Malignant…

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Slide 1Tuesday Case Slide 2 History Pt is a 70 yo man originally presented to the ER on 12/20/07 c/o SOB x 3 days with increasing LE edema. Pt has a h/o CKD, asthma, HTN,…

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1.  In India, the prevalence of peptic ulcers is estimated to be 4-10 per1000 population 2.  Age 30–60  Male: female–3:1 3.  H. pylori,  Alcohol,  Smoking,…

1. • Condition characterized by Erosion of GI mucosa resulting from digestive action of excessive HCl and pepsin 2. – Duodenum (duodenal ulcer)….most common – Stomach(gastric…

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