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Comparative study of antacid and sucralfate suspension for acute upper gastro-intestinal hemorrhage in Chaiyaphum Hospital, Thailand.

S Charoenwat

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A comparative study using antacid and sucralfate suspension in the treatment of upper G.I. hemorrhage showed that bleeding stigmenta occurred less in the sucralfate group than in the antacid group in a statistically significant number. Sucralfate therefore is an alterative preferable choice in the treatment of UGH.

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Key concepts: Sucralfate, Antacid, Medicine, Gastro-, Suspension (topology), Gastroenterology, Internal medicine, Homotopy