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Clinical Journal of Gastroenterology, 2020
Melanoma presenting in the gastrointestinal tract is commonly due to metastasis from a primary cutaneous or ocular lesion. There have been a few case reports of primary GI melanoma which is commonly seen in the rectum and anus. We report a case of a 77-year-old man who presented with GI bleeding and was found to have a primary small bowel melanoma ...
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Melanoma presenting in the gastrointestinal tract is commonly due to metastasis from a primary cutaneous or ocular lesion. There have been a few case reports of primary GI melanoma which is commonly seen in the rectum and anus. We report a case of a 77-year-old man who presented with GI bleeding and was found to have a primary small bowel melanoma ...
Benjamin L. Elsbernd +2 more
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2020
Rectal bleeding is an alarming symptom; it is definitely abnormal, and although the most common causes are benign, there is always the possibility of a more severe illness. Investigation of rectal bleeding has several aims: (1) to exclude a neoplasm, (2) to find the cause of the bleeding and (3) to stop the bleeding by the least invasive means possible.
Anjali S. Kumar, Jennifer Ayscue
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Rectal bleeding is an alarming symptom; it is definitely abnormal, and although the most common causes are benign, there is always the possibility of a more severe illness. Investigation of rectal bleeding has several aims: (1) to exclude a neoplasm, (2) to find the cause of the bleeding and (3) to stop the bleeding by the least invasive means possible.
Anjali S. Kumar, Jennifer Ayscue
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Hematemesis and Melena in Infant
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1980Gastrointestinal (GI) hemmorrhage may be a serious symptom but in the newborn infant hematemesis and melena may simply be due to maternal blood swallowed during birth. 1-4 We report a case of apparently serious intestinal bleeding in a 10-week-old infant that turned out to be innocent.
D, Roth, H, Cohen
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Cow's milk intolerance with melena
European Journal of Pediatrics, 1980The clinical features, the results of gastric secretory function tests, and the duodenojejunal morphology of six infants (aged 0.42-1.23 years) with anemia and melena considered to be due to latent cow's milk intolerance (LCMI) were compared with the findings in nine infants (aged 0.19-0.87 years) with cow's milk-induced malabsorption (CMI).
J, Kokkonen, S, Similä
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EMC - Tratado de Medicina, 2002
La aparicion de hematemesis o de melena es la manifestacion clinica de una hemorragia cuyo origen se situa en la porcion alta del tubo digestivo. Como toda hemorragia digestiva, se trata de una urgencia diagnostica y terapeutica que pone en peligro la vida del paciente.
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La aparicion de hematemesis o de melena es la manifestacion clinica de una hemorragia cuyo origen se situa en la porcion alta del tubo digestivo. Como toda hemorragia digestiva, se trata de una urgencia diagnostica y terapeutica que pone en peligro la vida del paciente.
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Hematemesis and melena in Cambridge
The American Journal of Digestive Diseases, 19561. An analysis is made of 170 consecutive admissions for hematemesis and melena in a period of 20 months in 1950-52. Of these, 154 cases are regarded as being proved or probable cases of peptic ulcer. The mortality in these 154 cases was 15 (9.7 per cent).
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