Synonyms
Examples for "haematemesis"
Examples for "haematemesis"
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The vomited matter is generally stained with bile; occasionally the violence of the vomiting causes hæmatemesis.
1
These increase and vomiting of blood from the stomach may occur early and late.
2
The action involves defiled flesh and the vomiting of blood.
3
With a vomiting of blood in great quantities.
4
In about an hour after he was up, he was seized with a vomiting of blood.
5
There may be great weakness and faint feeling on attempting to rise before a vomiting of blood.
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I leaned my head forward and spit blood on the plastic table.
2
I had to spit blood out of my mouth every few breaths.
3
An illness followed, in which the Prince began to spit blood.
4
Pleurisy was setting in, and I had begun to spit blood.
5
He complained also that he spit blood and could not eat.
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The most commonly presented symptoms are sudden retrosternal pain, dysphagia and hematemesis.
2
A 30-year-old male visited emergency room of our hospital with hematemesis and melena.
3
The two remaining patients presented with acute hematemesis and melena.
4
Chest pain, swallowing difficulty, and minor hematemesis are common, which resolve spontaneously in most cases.
5
One patient had two episodes of hematemesis after PSS.
6
This lesion not infrequently causes epistaxis, hemoptysis and hematemesis.
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An additional element of complication in this case was the occurrence of occasional attacks of hematemesis.
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One of these patients was readmitted with hematemesis.
9
A boy in his early teens visited our hospital with chief complaints of hematemesis and tarry stools.
10
Iron deficiency anemia was present in four of six patients; three of four patients with this finding presented with hematemesis.
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Here we report the case of a 6-year-old girl who had a sudden onset of hematemesis caused by duodenal ulcer.
12
Complications such as dehydration and hematemesis from Mallory Wise tear of the esophageal mucosa may occur in more severe cases.
13
A 60-year-old woman was transferred to our institution after massive hematemesis and the diagnosis of secondary aortoesophageal fistula was made.
14
The patient eventually died from acute liver failure with extreme hyperbilirubinemia on the 27th day after experiencing hematemesis despite all treatment.
15
Clinical signs of band migration were: persisted nausea, abdominal pain, weight gain, recurrent infection of the port and tubing system and hematemesis.
16
A sharp angle of the broken plate had caught in a fold of the cardiac end of the stomach and had caused violent hematemesis.