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Am J Gastroenterol 2012; 107:405–410 Fellow : Kim Jung Wook
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Introduction Upper gastrointestinal bleeding (UGIB) Annual incidence : 160/100,000 (US) Overall mortality : 5~10% Endoscopy Diagnosis (etiology, source of bleeding), Treatment (hemostasis) Prognostic information (risk of rebleeding) Most national / international guideline → within 24h of presentation in patients with UGIB Early endoscopy → need for hospitalization ↓
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Introduction “Weekend effect” Hospital admission for UGIB over weekends a/w increased mortality Nationwide Inpatient Sample database from US Patient Episode Database for Wales from UK → mortality 8~21% ↑ In Hong Kong, UGIB registry (prospective cohort) mortality rate of peptic ulcer bleeding(PUB) : ~6.2% majority of PUB : non-bleeding related emergency endoscopy service
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Introduction The aims of this study Mortality among patients with PUB (holiday vs weekday) Rick factors a/w mortality of PUB
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Methods Study population UGIB registry in the Prince of Wales Hospital Admitted for Sx and signs of UGIB Prospectively collected from 1993 to 2005 Patient outcomes within 30 days after discharge Data extraction Location of bleeding lesions, stigmata of recent hemorrhage use of drugs (H2 blocker, PPI, NSAID, antiplatelet agent) Serious comorbid illness Hemodynamic parameters The time of admission (Sunday and public holiday vs weekday) Waiting time for endoscopy (within 12 or 24h vs beyond 1 day)
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Methods Outcomes Primary endpoint : 30-day mortality All-cause of mortality within 30 days of admission to hospital Cause of death 1. bleeding-related death - uncontrolled bleeding - death within 48h after endoscopy without other cause identified - death during surgery for uncontrolled bleeding - death related to surgical complications within 1M after surgery - death related to endoscopic procedures 2. non-bleeding related death
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19.1% 80.9%
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Conclusion When therapeutic endoscopy can be offered within 1 day after admission for PUB, holiday admission will not adversely affect bleeding mortality
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Apr 2010 - Mar 2011 Patients Number of discharges A verage days of stay for inpatients 129,774 4.9 Accident & Emergency D epartment First attendance150,638 Specialist outpatient serv ice Clinical services total at tendance Allied health s ervices total attendance 677,028 165,094
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