BENIGN AND MALIGNANT PYLORIC OBSTRUCTION, A REPOAT OF 52 CASES

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SAADATNIA H.

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Journal: Journal of Medical Council of Iran Year:2002 | Volume:20 | Issue:1 Page(s): 13-16

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BENIGN AND MALIGNANT PYLORIC OBSTRUCTION, A REPOAT OF 52 CASES

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SAADATNIA H. | Issue Writer Certificate

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GASTRIC OUTLET OBSTRUCTIONQ4

PEPTIC ULCER DISEASEQ4

MALIGNANCYQ2

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Objective: To determine the relative incidence of malignant and nonmalignant pathology in patients presenting with GASTRIC OUTLET OBSTRUCTION (G.O.O.) in the era of HZ blockers and the management of H. pylori.The endoscopic reports and charts of 52 consecutive patients with G.O.O. studied between (1986-1999) were reviewed to determine etiology of G.O.O. at northeast of Iran. The diagnosis of G.O.O. was based on clinical presentation, upper gastrointestinal barium study and I or endoscopy. Patients with gastroparesis or a previously known cancer were excluded.Fifty seven Point seven percent (30 patients) had MALIGNANCY as the cause of G.O.O. 42.3 percent (22 patients) had benign disease. the patients with cancer tended to be male, older, and fewer had history of peptic ulcer disease. The incidence of MALIGNANCYin patients presenting with G.O.O. is grater than 50% .The etiology of G.O.O. can not be predicted by age, history of peptic ulcer or nonsteroidal antiinflamotory drug use. Endoscopic treatment of G.O.O. should be approached with caution because the etiology of pyloric obstruction can not be reliably established by endospopic examination.

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SAADATNIA, H.. (2002). BENIGN AND MALIGNANT PYLORIC OBSTRUCTION, A REPOAT OF 52 CASES. JOURNAL OF MEDICAL COUNCIL OF I.R.I., 20(1), 13-16. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/41320/en

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SAADATNIA H.. BENIGN AND MALIGNANT PYLORIC OBSTRUCTION, A REPOAT OF 52 CASES. JOURNAL OF MEDICAL COUNCIL OF I.R.I.[Internet]. 2002;20(1):13-16. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/41320/en

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H. SAADATNIA, “BENIGN AND MALIGNANT PYLORIC OBSTRUCTION, A REPOAT OF 52 CASES,” JOURNAL OF MEDICAL COUNCIL OF I.R.I., vol. 20, no. 1, pp. 13–16, 2002, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/41320/en

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