… Most chronic liver disease is notoriously asymptomatic until cirrhosis with clinical
decompensation occurs. Decompensating events include ascites, sepsis, variceal bleeding, …

… use of endoscopic hemostatic procedure for peptic ulcer bleeding in cirrhotic patients (28.8%)
in … disease than to a demonstrated increased severity of peptic ulcer bleeding in cirrhotic …

… Peptic ulcer disease (PUD) is frequently seen in patients with liver cirrhosis. However, current
literature lacks data on PUD in non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) hospitalizations. …

… A peptic ulcer is a disruption of mucosal … cirrhosis of liver [3]. Specific chronic disorders
have been associated with peptic ulcer disease and one of the strong associations is cirrhosis of …

… radiology cannot normally detect acute ulcers or erosions, and … of 168 patients with cirrhosis
of the liver and gastrointestinal … of peptic ulcer disease, or for one of alcoholism (over 80 g 37 …

… he stomachs of patients with liver cirrhosis are frequently … -known manifestation in cirrhotic
patients that may precipitate … Detailed study of the gastric mucosa of cirrhotic patients …

… of liver disease, we conducted a sub-analysis on the basis of liver decompensation among
these cirrhotic … compensated cirrhosis (93.2 % vs. 91.9 %, p = 0.830 by log-rank test; Fig. 2). …

… is mostly speculative, and the results of our retrospective studies are unlikely to be used to
reduce the likelihood of cirrhosis in patients with peptic ulcer disease, however, the clinical …

… Patients with liver cirrhosis do not only bleed from varices, but also bleed from other non-…
like peptic ulcer disease, gastro-duodenal erosions, AV malformations etc. 30–40% of cirrhotic …

… Data collected at the time of diagnosis of liver cirrhosis or non-ulcer dyspepsia were: age,
sex, length, weight, family history of Type 2 diabetes (first- or second-degree relatives), alcohol …