The Medical Treatment of Peptic Ulcer
The Medical Treatment of Peptic Ulcer
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消化性溃疡的药物治疗
DOI:
10.1136/bmj.1.3914.69
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发表时间:
1936
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通讯作者:
Bennett Ti
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作者:
Bennett Ti
PART I The medical treatment of peptic-ulcer must needs be long. If the time necessary to secure the permanent healing of a callous ulcer of the leg is considered, it is obvious that a chronic ulcer placed in an actively movinig part such as the wall of the stomach or duodenum, and frequently bathedby active digestive ferments, must be a difficult lesion to heal firmly and permanently. When it is also remembered that a peptic ulcer is often present and active without causing any symptoms at all--and, particularly, that a few days ofstrict treatment will Sometimes remove all symptoms-it will be realized that permanent healing requires the collaboratipn of patient knd doctor during a long period, during which neither pain nor discomfort may remind the patient of the necessity for being careful. If only ulcers of the stomach and duodenum remained painful or uncomfortable until they were properly healed, there would be far fewer relapses than occur at present. As it is, it may be said that the medical treatment of peptic ulcer, properly applied over a sufficient period, is extremely satisfactory in all but a small percentage of cases. From time to time new medical treatments for peptic ulcer appear, the last two to have received much attention being the mucin treatment and the histidine treatment. In this article, however, I will deal with the orthodox lines of medical treatment, which in the hands of many physicians in many countries have yielded excellent results in a high proportion of cases during the last twenty years.