Helicobacterpylori(H.pylori)
Gramnegativebacteriatransferredfromcontaminatedfoodsorpersontoperson
Nonsteroidalantiinflammatorydrug(NSAID)andcorticosteroiduse
**ibuprofen
Severestress
Hypersecretorystates
TypeOblood
Excessalcoholingestion
Chronicpulmonaryorkidneydisease
ZollingerEllisonsyndrome(combinationofpepticulcers,hypersecretionofgastricacid,andgastrinsecretingtumors
Surgical Treatment:
Recommended for thosethatfailtohealafter12to16weeksofmedicaltreatment
Vagotomy:
Severing of the
Vagus Nerve
Maybeperformedto
reducegastricacid
Pylorplasty:
Longitudinal incision
is made into the
pylorus and
transversely sutured
closed to enlarge the
outlet and relax the
muscle
Management of Peptic Ulcer Disease
Antrectomy:
Removal of the
What is a Peptic Ulcer?lower portion of the
antrum of the
stomach (which
contains the cells
that secrete
gastrin) as well as a
small portion of the
Apepticulcermaybereferredtoasagastric,duodenal,oresophagealulcer,dependingonitslocation.Apepticulcerisanexcavation(hollowed
duodenum and
outarea)thatformsinthemucosalwallofthestomach,inthepylorus(theopeningbetweenthestomachandduodenum),intheduodenum(the
pylorus.
firstpartofthesmallintestine),orintheesophagus.
Anindividualwhohasapepticulcerhaspepticulcerdisease(PUD).Therearegastriculcers,duodenalulcers,andstressulcers.
Medical Treatment Medical Treatment
Signs & Symptoms