Peptic Ulcer in the New-Born

Peptic Ulcer in the New-Born.

In May, 1927, a child eleven weeks old was admitted uinder my care iinto the Bristol Royal Infirmary suffering from a chronic ulcer of the stomach. At the autopsy I commented to the pathologist (Dr. A. ]D. Fraser) on the rarity of this condition in my experience, and he replied by showing me a specimen of duodenal ulcer in a child only five days old which he ha(l found at an autopsy not very lo...

comparison of new therapies in peptic ulcer

in a bacteriological study on 230 biopsies of patients suffering gastrointestinal disorders in imam khomeyni hospital, 88 patients were selected as case and another 88 as control groups. case group was treated by triple (bismuth subcitrate, metronidazole and tetracycline) drugs for a period of 14 days. the latter treated by nonbismuth regiment eg. amoxicillin and ranitidine mainly. all of the p...

Peptic Ulcer

Peptic Ulcer

The conventional biomedical model used for medical research and disease management is a linear model in which the cause-effect relationship is important. In contrast, the model used in psychosomatic medicine is a bio-psychosocial model in which much importance is attached to interactions and relationships among various factors, as well as to the individuality of the patients. When peptic ulcer ...

Peptic Ulcer in Assam.

Big differences in the prevalence of peptic ulcer are known to exist in different parts of India. This paper reports a high incidence in Assam and records certain differences with peptic ulcers found in south India.