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GENE AND LYN OVERHOLT LECTURE Management of Acute UGI Bleeding: The Stateof-the-Art of Hemostasis
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Video Summary
In this video, the speaker discusses various aspects of endoscopic hemostasis for upper gastrointestinal bleeding (GI). They mention that the timing of endoscopy is important, recommending 24 hours for most patients, and discuss the use of endoscopic Doppler probes for predicting re-bleeding. Different endoscopic hemostatic methods are explored, including thermal methods, clips, and hemostatic powders. The speaker emphasizes that injection alone is the least effective method. They also touch on refractory lesions and mention alternative modalities like radiofrequency ablation and cryotherapy. The video concludes with some practice pearls and a reminder to only perform procedures within one's comfort level and clinical setting.
Keywords
endoscopic hemostasis
upper gastrointestinal bleeding
endoscopy timing
hemostatic methods
refractory lesions
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