Upper gi angiodysplasia: rare reason of gastrointestinal bleeding, experiences on three patients
A Szakács, R Takács, O Kerékgyártó, O Tatai, J Hamvas · Zeitschrift für Gastroenterologie · 2008 · Heft 05
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Introduction: The angiodysplasia is a main arteriovenosus malformatio in the submucosa, occurs in the ileocoecal region, the ascendent colon and the small gut area, but rarely in the stomach or the duodenal area. Macroscopicaly the size of 0,5–1cm, bright red colored, flat or mild rising laesios covered with slim epithel. The majority of the patients are over 60 years, appear clinically in haematochesia or melaena. Repeated bleedings are common, with some checkups, often lack of bleeding source localisation. Patients: In the period from 2005 to 2008 we processed three cases suffering from angiodysplasia generati…