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. 2019 Jun 1;30(6):505–510. doi: 10.5152/tjg.2019.19057

Table 2.

Patient characteristics and medicine used.

n %
Sex
Women 33 34
Men 63 66
Comorbid disease
No 15 16
Yes 81 84
Causes of bleeding
Erosive gastritis 33 34
Gastric ulcer 28 29
Duodenal ulcer 22 23
Duodenal+gastric ulcer 8 8.5
Other 5 5.5
Forrest classification of ulcers
Spurting hemorrhage 2 3
Oozing hemorrhage 4 7
Non-bleeding visible vessel 4 7
Adherent clot 5 9
Hematin covered lesion 8 14
Clean based 35 60
Medicine used
NSAID alone 16 17
NSAID plus ASA 3 3.1
NSAID plus clopidogrel 2 2.1
NSAID plus anticoagulant 9 9.3
ASA alone 33 34
ASA plus clopidogrel 4 4.2
ASA plus anticoagulant 7 7.3
Clopidogrel alone 14 14.6
Clopidogrel plus anticoagulant 5 5.2
Warfarin alone 2 2.1
Rivaroxaban alone 1 1.1
The division medicine prescribed in
Internal medicine 7 7.2
Physical therapy and rehabilitation 3 3.1
Cardiology 44 46
Neurology 8 8.3
Cardiovascular surgery 8 8.3
Chest diseases 3 3.1
General practitioner 6 6
Patients’ own use 16 17
Unknown 1 1
PPI use prior to bleeding 20 21
Helicobacter pylori positive* 2 18
Mortality 1 1

NSAID: non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug; ASA: aminosalicylic acid; LMWH: low molecular weight heparin; PPI: proton-pump inhibitor.

*

CLO test was performed in 11 of 96 patients and positive in 2 of 11 patients (%18).