2007
DOI: 10.1016/s0140-6736(07)60749-1
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Combination of a cyclo-oxygenase-2 inhibitor and a proton-pump inhibitor for prevention of recurrent ulcer bleeding in patients at very high risk: a double-blind, randomised trial

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“…One study showed that when the NSAID-induced ulcer was healed, all patients started a combination of celecoxib plus esomeprazole or placebo. Over a 13-month observation period, the ability to prevent hemorrhagic ulcers was significantly higher with the combination of celecoxib plus esomeprazole [114].…”
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“…One study showed that when the NSAID-induced ulcer was healed, all patients started a combination of celecoxib plus esomeprazole or placebo. Over a 13-month observation period, the ability to prevent hemorrhagic ulcers was significantly higher with the combination of celecoxib plus esomeprazole [114].…”
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“…В ходе клини-ческого испытания больные в течение 12 мес получали целекоксиб 400 мг в сутки, или целекоксиб 400 мг в сутки в комбинации с эзомепразолом 20 мг. В итоге рецидив кровотечения возник у 8,9% больных, принимавших толь-ко целекоксиб, и ни у кого среди лиц, получавших комби-нированную терапию (p<0,001) [162].…”
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“…Clinically significant gastric bleeds from erosions (outside the ITU setting or in patients with severe clotting or platelet impairment) is very rare, indeed. However, data from the very few trials available that prospectively address patients at very high risk of gastrointestinal bleeding show that a combination of a COX-2 selective agent (celecoxib) and omeprazole (a proton pump inhibitor) prevented re-bleeds completely in these patients (Chan et al 2007).…”
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“…Epidemiologists (Chan et al 2007) would have prescribed no drugs, paracetamol (lacks efficacy in arthritic conditions) or NSAIDs at sub-therapeutic levels which may sound eminently sensible but for the fact that their patients are imaginary while many patients are in dire need of antiinflammatory analgesics. Pragmatic clinical trials show that the safest option for patients at risk for gastrointestinal bleeding due to NSAIDs is to prescribe the combination celecoxib and omeprazole which effectively prevents serious upper gastrointestinal bleeds (Chan et al 2007).…”
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