Sentence examples for digestive bleeding from inspiring English sources

Digestive bleeding prophylaxis (93%) and limiting the peak inspiratory pressure < 35 cmH2O (90%) were observed in almost all patients in the pre-checklist period and this intervention did not increase their utilization (94% vs 90%, respectively, P = 0.6).

Deutsch, D. et al. Direct oral anticoagulants and digestive bleeding: therapeutic management and preventive measures.

The authors of the latest report add that besides the symptoms shown in the Portuguese case, the condition can also trigger a host of other symptoms including severe allergic reaction, as well as complications such as digestive bleeding, bowel obstruction and peritonitis.

Currently, digestive bleeding is by far the commonest complication, followed by perforation, gastric outlet obstruction and fistulisation, in descending order of frequency.

Upper endoscopy detected an ulcer in the duodenal bulb with active oozing haemorrhage which was sclerosed with adrenaline Open image in new window Fig. 12 A 63-year-old male smoker with upper digestive bleeding.

The postoperative course was marked by the occurrence of 8 deaths (24%), the morbidity rate was 29, 25% after PJ and 28% after PG; the most frequent complications were the pancreatic fistula (40%), the postoperative peritonitis (40%), the digestive bleeding (20%), the gastroparesis (20%).

One patient stopped to receive RT due to digestive tract bleeding after receiving 26 Gy radiation.

The most common indications for colonoscopy were chronic diarrhea, anemic syndrome digestive tract bleeding.

The cap-assisted hemoclip along with forward-viewing endoscope is widely used in the treatment of digestive tract bleeding induced by endoscopic mucosal resection (EMR) and endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD) and appears to be effective, especially in treating arterial bleeding [ 17, 18].

The patients with documented extra-digestive bleeding were excluded from this analysis.

The characteristics of the patients with clinical evidence of bleeding (excluding those with extra-digestive bleeding) were compared with those of the patients without bleeding (Table 3).