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SAS Journal of Surgery | Volume-2 | Issue-03
Incidence of H. pylori and malignancy in gastric ulcer perforation
Mayakonda Krishnamurthy Ramesh, Niyaz Ahmed, Praveen Kumar Mallangoudapatil
Published: June 30, 2016 |
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DOI: 10.36347/sasjs
Pages: 101-104
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Abstract
Ulcer disease continues to exact a heavy personal and financial toll. Currently, the personal toll of ulcer
disease is seen mainly in the complications of perforation and bleeding. Gastric ulcer has a higher mortality than
duodenal ulcer because of its increased prevalence in the elderly. The diagnosis was made on clinical findings supported
by investigations like plain x-ray abdomen erect posture. In cases managed surgically, confirmation was made on the
operation table only and intra-operative edge biopsy taken to look for malignancy and H.Pylori. The mortality is seen in
patients presenting late with complications. In our study, 6.67% of mortality seen. The mortality was nil in the patients
presenting early, with minimal contamination.