Meanings of gi bleed in English

Cases: We present three cases of patients admitted for GI bleeding.

Maintenance 5-FU was discontinued in one patient because of GI bleeding.

GI bleeding is a significant complication of VAD therapy.

Conclusions: In ICU patients clinically important GI bleeding is rare, and acid suppressants are frequently used.

Co-existing diseases, liver failure, coagulopathy and organ failures are the main risk factors for GI bleeding.

Glucocorticoids can induce or propagate peptic ulcers and upper GI bleeding especially in combination with NSAIDs.

We performed a retrospective review of GI bleeding episodes for all VADs implanted at our institution.

Conclusions: Early EGD may be effective for diagnosis and hemostatic treatment in ICU patients with GI bleeding.

We performed a local resection in patients with suspected GIST admitted for emergency treatment for GI bleeding.

Background and aims: Lower GI bleeding (LGIB) is a common cause of morbidity and mortality.

Five male patients experienced GI bleeding-age 63.6 ±3.64 years.

After several episodes of cataclysmic upper GI bleeding a mesentero-portal shunt (MPS) was performed at 10 months.

Methods: This prospective, observational study included 111 consecutive hospitalizations of 85 cirrhotic patients admitted for GI bleeding.

Methods: We included adults without GI bleeding who were acutely admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU) during a 7-day period.

Conclusions: SIRS and organ failure develop in many patients with hepatic cirrhosis hospitalized for upper GI bleeding, and are associated with increased mortality.

Recent use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs was reported by 58% of patients, and 44% presented with GI bleeding.