CHARACTERISTICS OF CLINICAL AND ENDOSCOPY FINDINGS IN CHILDREN WITH DUODENAL ULCER INFECTED WITH HELICOBACTER PYLORI AT THE THANH HOA PEDIATRIC HOSPITAL
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The clinical characteristics of duodenal ulcer in children are aslo varied and non-specific, and many children go to emergency by bleeding upper gastroenterology. Aim: to describe clinical characteristics and lesion morphology on esophagogastroduodenoscopy of duodenal ulcer disease infected with H. pylori in children at Thanh Hoa Pediatric Hospital. Materials and methods: a prospective study described a case series of 102 patients having duodenal ulcers infected with H. pylori at Thanh Hoa Pediatric Hospital. Results: Boy to girl ratio was 4.7/1. Mean age was 11 ± 2.7 (5-16 years). Prevalence of chronic pain abdominal was 95.1%; in which epigastric pain is 62.9%; pain before eating’s 25.8%; dull abdominal pain is 84.5%. Other symptoms as nausea or vomiting, burping or heartburning, anemia are 51%; 51%; 60.8%, respectively; Rate of upper gastrointestinal bleeding was 55.9%. Duodenal bulb ulcer is the most common lesion, (accounts for 95.1%), in which ulcer in front of duodenal bulb accounts for the highest percentage (44.1%); from 2 lesions of duodenum ulcer are 27.5%; lession with Forrest grade IIb and III are 14.7% and 85.3%, respectively. Conclusion: Duodenal ulcers with H.pylori in children are tendency increasing. Aspects clinical have also poor symptoms so lead to hospitalize in emergency by digestive bleeding.
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Duodenal ulcer, gastrointestinal bleeding, esophagogastroduodenoscopy, children, H. Pylori
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