Acute bleeding from peptic ulcers: How to restore hemostasis and prevent recurrence: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 93, No 4

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How can the risk for recurrent or continuing hemorrhage from a peptic ulcer be predicted? When is endoscopic therapy indicated? Can use of histamine₂ receptor antagonists prevent rebleeding? Which patients should receive prophylaxis against stress ulcers? Drs Qureshi and Netchvolodoff address these and other questions.

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