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    PEPTIC ULCERATION

    Introduction

    Peptic ulceration is a term which includes both gastric and duodenal ulceration.

    A peptic ulcer consists of a break in the supercial epithelial cells penetrating downto the muscularis mucosa of either the stomach or the duodenum. It is associated

    with a brous base and an increase in inammatory cells.

    Gastric ulcer Duodenal ulcerPopulation Middleaged!elderly male "oungmiddleaged male#isk factors $.pylori %&'(')*

    +,AID use %increase risk

    by - times*

    Delayed gastric emptying

    $.pylori %/(')*

    +,AID use

    Gastric hyperacidity

    #apid gastric emptyingPresentation Dyspepsia

    0pigastric pain worsenedby food and helped by

    antacids or lying at 1

    weight loss

    2Anore3ia and weight loss

    Dyspepsia

    0pigastric pain typicallyrelie4ed by food and

    worse at night 1

    o4erweight

    03amination %It is usually

    normal in the

    uncomplicated cases*

    May be epigastric!left

    upper 5uadrant

    tenderness

    May be epigastric

    tenderness

    In4estigation ,ame as dyspepsia %0ndoscopy ! $.pylori test*2Complications $aemorrhage

    Perforated peptic ulcer

    Pyloric stenosis in adults %duodenal stenosis secondary

    to scarring from a chronic D6*

    Helicobacter pylori infection

    $.pylori is a slowgrowing spiral Gram-negative fagellateureaseproducing

    bacterium. It coloni7es the mucous layer in the gastric antrum8 but is also found in

    the duodenum in areas of gastric metaplasia. It adheres specically to gastric

    epithelial cells and being protected from gastric acid by the 9u3tamucosal mucous

    layer which traps bicarbonate secreted by antral cells8 and ammonia produced by

    bacterial urease.

    Antral cells Bicarbonate ions

    $. pylori 6rease %6rea NH: ;

    Adapted to the

    en4ironment which is

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    Antral gastritis

    Peptic ulcers

    Gastric cancer

    In!esti"ation

    0ndoscopy for those who meet the referral criteria as below> #$Alarm

    symptoms% ;hronic gastrointestinal bleeding Progressi4e unintentional weight loss Progressi4e di?culty swallowing Persistent 4omiting IDA 0pigastric mass ,uspicious barium meal A"e & ''yand recentonset and persistent8 une3plained dyspepsia Pre4ious gastric ulcer or surgery

    ;ontinuing need for +,AID treatment Increase risk of gastric cancer An3iety about cancer

    @,

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    Resistant infections Hismuth chelate ='mg tds

    Metronida7ole ''mg tds

    etracycline J''mg 5ds

    PPI =''mg HD

    2;heck eradication with repeat endoscopy %gastric ulcer* or urea breath test

    %duodenal ulcer*

    If negati4e $.pylori

    Eull dose PPI %eg.