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Ralph Georgealmost 4 years ago
What pharmacological components are there to managing UGI haemorrhage?
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almost 4 years ago
Pharmacological components in the management of Upper GI Hemorrhage - Fluid resuscitation, also called fluid replacement - Terlipressin i.e. emergency care until endoscopy - Antibiotics for prophylaxis - PPI IV post-endoscopy i.e. continuous infusion of high-dose bolus for 72 hours
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