Stress ulcer disease in the burned patient
Stress ulcer disease in the burned patient
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烧伤患者的应激性溃疡病
DOI:
10.1007/bf01658293
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发表时间:
2005
影响因子:
2.6
通讯作者:
Cleon W. Goodwin Jr.
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作者:
Basil A. Pruitt Jr.;Cleon W. Goodwin Jr.
Stress-induced ulcers of the stomach and duodenum in massively burned patients, otherwise known as Curling's ulcers, result from a defect in the mucosal barrier to secreted acid. The etiology of this defect is related, at least in part, to mucosal ischemia, which is aggravated by hypotension, sepsis, and hypoxia. Early prophylactic administration of antacids and cimetidine, either singly or in combination, has significantly reduced the occurrence of the life-threatening complications of these lesions. When preventive measures have failed or have not been utilized and massive bleeding or perforation has occurred, these complications of Curling's ulcer appear to be best treated by gastric resection combined with vagotomy.