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SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Early Endoscopy for Older Patients with Bleeding Peptic Ulcers

Compared with delayed endoscopies, early procedures were associated with shorter hospital stays and lower rates of surgery.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Does Coagulation Status Predict Band-Ulcer Bleeding After Band Ligation?

Neither standard nor expanded coagulation indices were predictive.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

PPIs and Clopidogrel: Data Trumps Fear

Antiplatelet function was diminished in PPI users, but cardiovascular outcomes were similar in PPI users and nonusers. CME

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Genetic Variation and Treatment Response in Hepatitis C Patients

A genetic polymorphism helps explain why whites tend to have higher rates of response to HCV treatment than blacks. CME

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Endoscopy for Evaluation of Dyspepsia

Endoscopy detected few malignant lesions but still might merit the cost in patients aged 50 or older.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Which Pancreatic Duct Stent Is Best in Patients at Risk for Post-ERCP Pancreatitis?

A randomized comparison of 5Fr and 3Fr stents is less than conclusive.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

H. pylori Eradication and Risk for Gastric Cancer

Risk reduction was questionable in a meta-analysis of six studies.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Are OTC Analgesics Safe for Patients with Cirrhosis?

Occasional low doses of acetaminophen seemed to be safe; the case for NSAIDs was less clear.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

N-Acetylcysteine for Nonacetaminophen Acute Liver Failure?

NAC improved transplant-free survival in patients at coma grades I–II.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Water Infusion vs. Air Insufflation During Colonoscopy

Warm-water infusion was associated with fewer medication doses, better pain scores, and shorter recovery time.

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