Current medical management of peptic ulcer disease

Current medical management of peptic ulcer disease

Peptic ulceration occurs when the digestive action of gastric secretions overcomes gastroduodenal mucosal defences. The therapeutic strategy used to correct this imbalance uses drugs that either reduce gastric secretion or increase mucosal resistance. Traditional therapies of dietary manipulation an...

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Veröffentlicht in:Canadian family physician 1989-10, Vol.35, p.2107-2110
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