2010
DOI: 10.1136/gut.2009.195321
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Bleeding from oesophageal ulceration induced by endoscopic variceal ligation for primary prophylaxis

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“…The risk of early post‐EVL bleeding has been reported to be approximately 8% . Because all our patients enrolled had large EV with red signs and a history of AVB, we assumed a post‐EVL bleeding rate in the NSLE group of 16% and that by adding SLE and subsequent therapy, the risk for rebleeding could be decreased to 4%.…”
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“…The risk of early post‐EVL bleeding has been reported to be approximately 8% . Because all our patients enrolled had large EV with red signs and a history of AVB, we assumed a post‐EVL bleeding rate in the NSLE group of 16% and that by adding SLE and subsequent therapy, the risk for rebleeding could be decreased to 4%.…”
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confidence: 83%
“…The current study demonstrated that the overall early post‐EVL bleeding rate in patients with large EV and red signs was 9.1%, which was comparable to those of the previous studies . SLE‐guided administration of PAO can reduce post‐EVL bleeding and mortality rates only in patients receiving EVL for AVB.…”
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“…Besides, endoscopic variceal ligation (EVL) is the standard procedure for acute variceal bleeding, for secondary prophylaxis, and an alternative to beta‐blockers in primary prophylaxis . However, EVL is associated with a risk of bleeding mainly from a post‐banding ulcer occurring within 2 weeks after the procedure …”
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