The Natural History of Peptic Ulcer Disease: The Influence of H2-Antagonist Treatment

Volume: 21, Issue: sup121, Pages: 46 - 52
Published: Jan 1, 1986
Abstract
Little is known about the natural history of peptic ulcer disease. Its active phase tends to last about 15 years with a high frequency of complications (in 20-25% of cases) and recurrences after initial healing, although subsequently these problems are reduced. Until the advent of the H2 blockers, therapy (whether medical or surgical) failed to alter the course of the disease. Peptic ulcer disease, however, appears to respond positively to...
Paper Details
Title
The Natural History of Peptic Ulcer Disease: The Influence of H2-Antagonist Treatment
Published Date
Jan 1, 1986
Volume
21
Issue
sup121
Pages
46 - 52
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