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This video case discussion focuses on a 60-year-old man with recurrent melena, hemorrhagic shock, and multiple duodenal ulcers. The patient had previously received treatment with TTS endoscopic clip placement during his current hospital admission.<br /><br />During the repeat EGD, the following findings were observed: clean based, Forest III, clipped ulcers in the duodenal bulb, a ~1.5cm Forrest 1a/1b ulcer in the second portion of the duodenum, across from the ampulla. To address the bleeding, 3cc of 1:100,000 epinephrine was injected at the base of the duodenal ulcer, resulting in a slowing of bleeding and mucosal blanching.<br /><br />The Forrest classification of peptic ulcers was discussed. The options for further intervention were also explored. These options included repeat attempts at bipolar cautery, choosing between 10Fr and 7Fr, increasing wattage, using a coagulation grasper, clipping, using TTS, considering OTSC location, applying hemostatic powder, or considering vascular intervention.<br /><br />The decision-making process continued with considerations of whether the current intervention was enough or if adjunctive clip placement was needed. The risk of rebleeding was also discussed.<br /><br />Further management considerations included the use of PPI, the duration, route, and frequency of administration, resumption of anticoagulation, timing of resumption, future NSAID use, PPI prophylaxis, and the approach to rebleeding.<br /><br />Overall, this video case discussion provides valuable insights into the treatment and management options for a patient with recurrent melena and duodenal ulcers. It highlights the importance of accurate classification, appropriate interventions, and post-bleed management strategies to minimize the risk of rebleeding.
Keywords
60-year-old man
recurrent melena
hemorrhagic shock
multiple duodenal ulcers
TTS endoscopic clip placement
EGD
Forrest classification
bipolar cautery
hemostatic powder
PPI prophylaxis
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