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Case Abstract Ruilan, li Female 65y From: Department of gastroenterology 06/01/2006
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Chief complaints Intermittent hemorrhage in gingival mucosa for one year, epigastric bloating for two weeks and hematemesis for six days
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History(1) Intermittent gingival bleeding for one year, usually during brushing teeth, without rhinorrhagia, petechia, ecchymosis, hematuria,hematochezia, and melena. No therapy. Middle and upper abdominal floating for two weeks , accompanied with nausea, no relationship to meal , without heartburn , vomitting , abdominal pain , hematochezia, and melena. The symptom could not resolve after using Motilium.
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History(2) Hematemesis occurred after taking hot food six days ago, for four times, about 1000ml; accompanied with nausea, vomiting, dizziness, palpitation, fatigue and diaphoresis.
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History(3) At emergency room Vital signs stable CBC: WBC 10.09*10^9,Hgb 101g/l,Plt 77*10^9/l Biochemistry: ALT 35 U/l, Tbil 0.9mg/dl PT+A: PT 16.3s Alb: 2.5mg/dl HbsAg(+) Ultrasonic: spleenomegaly, no abdominal effusion
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History(4) Treated with transfusion, anti-acid, somatostatin at emergency room. No hemetemesis any more. Endoscopy: esophageal varices, no active bleeding; chronic gastritis
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Past history: deny hepatitis or parasite infection. Personal history : deny alcohol abuse, cigarette. Marital and menstrual history: no special. Family history: one daughter HbsAg(+).
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Physical examination vital signs:BP 125/60mmHg, P 85, T 36,R 20; varicosity on abdominal wall, spleenomegaly , pittable edema on both legs , palmer erythema (-), spider angiomata ( - ), shift dullness ( - ) , flutter trembler ( - ) , normal on psychological and mental test
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Primary diagnosis Upper gastrointestinal bleeding esophageal varices rupture Chronic hepatitis B hepatocirrhosis esophageal varices spleenomegaly Child B Chronic gastritis
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