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Analysis of Early Endoscopy and Endoscopy Treatment in 359 upper Gastrointestinal Hemorrhage

Liping Duan

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Objective:To study effect and to estimate advantages and disadvantages of early endoscopy in patients for upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage. Methods: To compare result of early endoscopy and no early endoscopy in 359 inpatients. To analyze relation of early endoscopy and recurrent bleeding, and length of hospital stay in the patients. Results: 49. 86% patients have finished early endoscopy. Average stay of patients of early endoscopy is decoration for compare in no early endoscopy. For patients of danger of recurrent bleeding, the early endoscopy and the early endoscopy treatment are helpful to control of hemorrhage and to cut down recurrent bleeding and to shorten hospital stay. Conclusion: For the upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage of the early endoscopy and the early endoscopy treatment, they have shortened hospital and lower recurrent bleeding.

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Objective:To study effect and to estimate advantages and disadvantages of early endoscopy in patients for upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage. Methods: To compare result of early endoscopy and no early endoscopy in 359 inpatients. To analyze relation of early endoscopy and recurrent bleeding, and length of hospital stay in the patients. Results: 49. 86% patients have finished early endoscopy. Average stay of patients of early endoscopy is decoration for compare in no early endoscopy. For patients of danger of recurrent bleeding, the early endoscopy and the early endoscopy treatment are helpful to control of hemorrhage and to cut down recurrent bleeding and to shorten hospital stay. Conclusion: For the upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage of the early endoscopy and the early endoscopy treatment, they have shortened hospital and lower recurrent bleeding.

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Objective:To study effect and to estimate advantages and disadvantages of early endoscopy in patients for upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage. Methods: To compare result of early endoscopy and no early endoscopy in 359 inpatients. To analyze relation of early endoscopy and recurrent bleeding, and length of hospital stay in the patients. Results: 49. 86% patients have finished early endoscopy. Average stay of patients of early endoscopy is decoration for compare in no early endoscopy. For patients of danger of recurrent bleeding, the early endoscopy and the early endoscopy treatment are helpful to control of hemorrhage and to cut down recurrent bleeding and to shorten hospital stay. Conclusion: For the upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage of the early endoscopy and the early endoscopy treatment, they have shortened hospital and lower recurrent bleeding.

Key concepts: Medicine, Endoscopy, Surgery, Therapeutic endoscopy

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