2006
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-42302006000200018
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Estudo da motilidade esofágica após ligadura elástica endoscópica das varizes

Abstract: RESUMOOBJETIVOS. Estudar a motilidade esofágica de doentes cirróticos antes e após a ligadura elástica endoscópica das varizes. MÉTODOS. Vinte e quatro portadores de cirrose hepática atendidos no Gastrocentro -UNICAMP, no programa de ligadura elástica para tratamento de varizes, foram estudados (média de idade de 49,5 anos, sendo 19 masculinos e 5 femininos). Os critérios de inclusão foram hepatopatia crônica e varizes esofágicas com alto risco de sangramento. Inicialmente foram realizados endoscopia digestiva… Show more

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“…In fact, the majority of patients report epigastric and/or retrosternal pain at different degrees of intensity. Morbidity, although low, should not be overlooked, and main complications include deep esophageal ulcers (16–82.6%), esophageal fistula or perforation (2.9–10.9%), dysphagia (20–32%), annular esophageal stenosis (4–20%), bacteremia (0–53%), pleural effusion, ascites, scar drop with subsequent hemorrhage (up to 58.2%), mucous bridges in lower esophagus (1.7%), extensive intramural hematomas causing tracheal obstruction and acute respiratory failure, in addition to adverse effects on esophageal motility [12–24].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In fact, the majority of patients report epigastric and/or retrosternal pain at different degrees of intensity. Morbidity, although low, should not be overlooked, and main complications include deep esophageal ulcers (16–82.6%), esophageal fistula or perforation (2.9–10.9%), dysphagia (20–32%), annular esophageal stenosis (4–20%), bacteremia (0–53%), pleural effusion, ascites, scar drop with subsequent hemorrhage (up to 58.2%), mucous bridges in lower esophagus (1.7%), extensive intramural hematomas causing tracheal obstruction and acute respiratory failure, in addition to adverse effects on esophageal motility [12–24].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%