A 61-year-old with nonvariceal upper GI bleeding receives endoscopic hemostasis of a high-risk ulcer. Which endoscopic adjunct is supported for recurr...

Question

A 61-year-old with nonvariceal upper GI bleeding receives endoscopic hemostasis of a high-risk ulcer. Which endoscopic adjunct is supported for recurrent bleeding after initial successful therapy?

Accepted Answer

Over-the-scope clip therapy

Answer

Routine repeat injection only

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No further endoscopic therapy; surgery immediately

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Balloon tamponade

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Endoscopic therapy is never repeated

us-abem MCQ (SBA): Recurrent Peptic Ulcer Bleeding

A 61-year-old with nonvariceal upper GI bleeding receives endoscopic hemostasis of a high-risk ulcer. Which endoscopic adjunct is supported for recurrent bleeding after initial successful therapy?