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Acid Inhibition and Peptic Ulcer Bleeding
2011
Digestive Diseases
Peptic ulcer bleeding is one of the most common emergency situations in medicine. The combined pharmacological and endoscopic therapy together with emerging interventional radiological procedures are successfully treating peptic ulcer disease, reserving surgical procedures for only a small portion of patients unresponsive to 'conventional' therapy. Technological advancement has seen a great improvement in the field of endoscopic treatment in the form of various methods of hemostasis. However,
doi:10.1159/000331518
pmid:22095017
fatcat:devb2lyns5chri2nbircllsdb4