Med. praxi. 2010;7(12):466-468 [Interní Med. 2010; 12(6): 302-305]

Non-steroidal antiphlogistics in gastroenterology

doc.MUDr.Zdena Zádorová, Ph.D.
II. interní klinika FNKV, III. LF UK, Praha

The large majority of peptic ulcerations that are not associated with H. pylori infection are associated with NSAID ingestion. Peptic ulceration

with NSAIDs typically causes no symptoms, but NSAID – induced ulcers can be symptomatic and complicated by GI bleeding,

perforation and/or obstruction. Asymptomatic ulcerations can be documented endoscopically in 15 % to 45 % of patients on chronic

NSAID therapy.

Keywords: NSAID, gastrointestinal ulcers, gastrointestinal bleeding

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