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Minerva Chirurgica 1999 March;54(3):185-90

Copyright © 1999 EDIZIONI MINERVA MEDICA

language: Italian

Hemorrhagic complications of peptic ulcer

Vadalà G., Castorina R., Salice M., Evola G., Vadalà S., Caragliano P.


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The emorrhagic complication of peptic ulcer is a pathology which is still responsible for a high mortality. After reviewing the etiopathogenesis and physiopathology of emorrhagic complications in the light of the recent discoveries regarding H. pylori, the authors report their experience and confirm the important role of surgery in the treatment of this pathology. Resolution is improved by the use of surgical staplers which are regarded as particularly valuable in emergency surgery where the need to cut operating times has undoubted advantages in terms of patient survival.

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