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Esophageal varices

Part of Esophageal Diseases

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Carvedilol and endoscopic variceal ligation show similar efficacy for preventing variceal bleeding in cirrhosis
Gastroenterology Meta-analysis
Carvedilol and endoscopic variceal ligation show similar efficacy for preventing variceal bleeding in cirrhosis Comparing Carvedilol and Endoscopic Procedures to Prevent Bleeding in Liver Cirrhosis
This meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials involving 1385 patients found no significant difference between carvedilol and endoscopic…
Doctors are looking at whether the drug carvedilol works as well as endoscopic procedures to stop dangerous bleeding in patients with liver …
Case report of two neonates with esophageal atresia and phrenic nerve palsy managed with stepwise respiratory and surgical strategies
Pediatrics Sys. Review
Case report of two neonates with esophageal atresia and phrenic nerve palsy managed with stepwise respiratory and surgical strategies Two Rare Cases Reveal New Path for Nerve Injury Recovery
This case report describes two neonates with type III esophageal atresia who developed phrenic nerve palsy.
When a repair for a birth defect hurts a breathing nerve, doctors now try non-invasive support first before surgery.
Machine learning models show moderate to high accuracy for predicting variceal bleeding in cirrhosis patients
Gastroenterology Meta-analysis
Machine learning models show moderate to high accuracy for predicting variceal bleeding in cirrhosis patients New AI Tool Catches Bleeding Risks Early
A systematic review and meta-analysis of 21 studies involving 7,011 cirrhosis patients found machine learning models achieved pooled c-indic…
An AI tool now spots bleeding risks in liver disease earlier than current methods, helping doctors catch dangerous vein swelling before it t…
Continuous terlipressin infusion reduces treatment failure and rebleeding in acute variceal bleeding
Gastroenterology Meta-analysis
Continuous terlipressin infusion reduces treatment failure and rebleeding in acute variceal bleeding Could a different way of giving a bleeding drug save more lives?
A meta-analysis of 6 RCTs (n=494) in cirrhosis patients found continuous terlipressin infusion reduced treatment failure (RR 0.32) and reble…
A slow drip of the bleeding drug terlipressin works better than a quick shot, causing fewer side effects and less rebleeding for patients wi…