First-Choice Treatment in Uncomplicated Ulcer Disease: A Case for Acid Inhibitors
First-Choice Treatment in Uncomplicated Ulcer Disease: A Case for Acid Inhibitors
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无并发症性溃疡病的首选治疗:酸抑制剂的案例
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1988
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B. Simon
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Dammann Hg;M. Dreyer;R. Kangah;P. Müller;B. Simon
First-choice treatment in uncomplicated ulcer disease is determined by the main therapeutic aims, namely pain relief, prompt healing, simple administration form, and safety. Today these goals can be best achieved with H2-receptor antagonists, which, among the antisecretory substances currently available, show a prominent and well-defined clinical efficacy and safety profile. The major disadvantage of antimuscarinics such as pirenzepine and prostaglandin analogs such as misoprostol is their narrow therapeutic range; the effective antiulcer dose is very close to the dose that produces relevant side effects. Omeprazole, although providing the best clinical results in acid-related diseases carries at least theoretically some potential risks, such as ECL-cell hyperplasia. With H2-receptor antagonists, today the question continually arises as to how the therapeutic results could be improved through a substantial reduction of both day- and night-time acidity. A single early evening administration versus bedtime ...