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Problems of Conservative or Surgical Therapy for Peptic Ulcer Disease in H2-Receptor Antagonists Era Teruaki Aoki 1 1The Second Department of Surgery, Jikei University School of Medicine pp.1089-1095
Published Date 1986/10/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403110174
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 The introduction of H2-receptor antagonists (H2-RAs) into the treatment modalities of peptic ulcer disease increased the proportion of patients with ulcer complications such as perforation, bleeding or stenosis up to 80-90% among surgically treated patients. Some of them were in “too late” stage beyond the “adequate” timing of the treatment.

 The absolute number of the surgical patients with the ulcer complications remained the same as before “the H2-RAs era” (Fig. 1).

 Consequently, the ratio of emergency operations has increased as the number of “life-saving operations” increased. And not infrequently these operations have been carried out in patients who were not good candidates in treating peptic ulcer disease itself. The number of emergency operations for bleeding peptic ulcer, however, has significantly decreased (Table 1

).

 Gastrin responses to the provocation tests in duodenal ulcer patients previously treated with H2-RAs were significantly increased compared with that in non-treated patients (Fig. 5).

 Thus, ealier surgical interventions are recommended in the patients,

 1) being poorly compliant to the medications;

 2) requiring long term maintenance treatment with H2-RAs,

 in order to increase the proportion of elective and therefore safer operations and to prevent the occur-rence of unfavorable effects of H2-RAs on antral G-cells as well as other side effects yet to be known.


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