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Treatment Goal

Prevent the recurrence of GI bleeding and ulcers

According to Oyetayo et. Al., the most important clinical risk factor for recurrence of GI bleeding was a previous history of GI bleed. It was associated with an almost fourfold increase in the risk of an upper GI bleed in patients admitted for an acute upper GI bleed

Managing acute upper GI bleeding, preventing recurrences


According to Albeldawi et. Al, the patients at high risk (ie, older than 60 years, with severe comorbidity, or hemodynamically compromised) who have active bleeding (ie, witnessed hematemesis, red blood per nasogastric tube, or fresh blood per rectum) or a nonbleeding visible vessel Acid and pepsin interfere with the healing of ulcers and other nonvariceal upper GI lesions. Further, an acidic environment promotes platelet disaggregation and fibrinolysis and impairs clot formation.16 This suggests that inhibiting gastric acid secretion and raising the gastric pH to 6 or higher may stabilize clots.
Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine

Proton Pump Inhibitors and the Prevention of Recurrent GI Bleeding


According Oyetayo et. Al., A potential strategy for preventing GI bleeding is suppression of gastric acid production to promote healing and stabilize thrombi. PPIs provide more potent and prolonged acid suppression and have emerged as preferred agents

Efficacy Suitability Safety Esomeprazole ++++ ++++ ++++ Omeprazole ++++ ++++ ++++ Lansoprazole ++++ ++++ ++++ Pantoprazole ++++ ++++ ++++ Rabeprazole ++++ + ++++

Cost +++ ++++ ++ +

Omeprazole - P366 Esomeprazole - P1015 Lansoprazole 1174 Pantoprazole P1219

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