Prevalencia de helicobacter pylori en pacientes atendidos en el Hospital Abel Gilbert Pontón en el período 2011 - 2015
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2017
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Universidad de Guayaquil. Facultad de Ciencias Médicas. Escuela de Medicina
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Se define gastritis, como la inflamación aguda o crónica de la mucosa gástrica. La gastritis aguda puede ser debida a causas exógenas o endógenas. La gastritis hemorrágica es una forma especial y frecuente de gastritis aguda, a menudo grave. La gastritis crónica es la inflamación crónica e inespecífica de la mucosa gástrica, de etiología múltiple, con mecanismos patogénicos diversos. El Hp, puede afectar varias zonas anatomopatológicas: puede estar localizado en el antro o incluso afectar todo el estómago. Cuando se localiza en el antro, produce: enfermedad gástrica con inflamación crónica; actividad de polimorfonucleares; niveles de ácido aumentados; y enfermedad duodenal con metaplasia gástrica, infección crónica activa y úlcera duodenal. Su episodio clínico puede durar días, meses e incluso años. El Hp, puede afectar varias zonas anatomopatológicas: puede estar localizado en el antro o incluso afectar todo el estómago. Cuando se localiza en el antro, produce: enfermedad gástrica con inflamación crónica; actividad de polimorfonucleares; niveles de ácido aumentados; y enfermedad duodenal con metaplasia gástrica, infección crónica activa y úlcera duodenal. En pangastritis puede producir: enfermedad gástrica con inflamación crónica; actividad de polimorfonucleares; niveles de ácido disminuidos; ausencia de enfermedad duodenal; y úlcera gástrica. Sin embargo, indican que la erradicación espontánea de la infección fue mas frecuente que la incidencia de la infección en su cohorte.
Gastritis is defined as acute or chronic inflammation of the gastric mucosa. Acute gastritis may be due to exogenous or endogenous causes. Hemorrhagic gastritis is a special and frequent form of acute, often severe gastritis. Chronic gastritis is the chronic and nonspecific inflammation of the gastric mucosa, of multiple etiology, with diverse pathogenic mechanisms. Hp can affect several anatomopathological areas: it can be located in the antrum or even affect the whole stomach. When located in the antrum, it produces: gastric disease with chronic inflammation; Polymorphonuclear activity; Increased acid levels; And duodenal disease with gastric metaplasia, chronic active infection and duodenal ulcer. Your clinical episode can last for days, months, and even years. Hp can affect several anatomopathological areas: it can be located in the antrum or even affect the whole stomach. When located in the antrum, it produces: gastric disease with chronic inflammation; Polymorphonuclear activity; Increased acid levels; And duodenal disease with gastric metaplasia, chronic active infection and duodenal ulcer. In pangastritis it can produce: gastric disease with chronic inflammation; Polymorphonuclear activity; Decreased acid levels; Absence of duodenal disease; And gastric ulcer. However, they indicate that spontaneous eradication of infection was more frequent than the incidence of infection in their cohort.
Gastritis is defined as acute or chronic inflammation of the gastric mucosa. Acute gastritis may be due to exogenous or endogenous causes. Hemorrhagic gastritis is a special and frequent form of acute, often severe gastritis. Chronic gastritis is the chronic and nonspecific inflammation of the gastric mucosa, of multiple etiology, with diverse pathogenic mechanisms. Hp can affect several anatomopathological areas: it can be located in the antrum or even affect the whole stomach. When located in the antrum, it produces: gastric disease with chronic inflammation; Polymorphonuclear activity; Increased acid levels; And duodenal disease with gastric metaplasia, chronic active infection and duodenal ulcer. Your clinical episode can last for days, months, and even years. Hp can affect several anatomopathological areas: it can be located in the antrum or even affect the whole stomach. When located in the antrum, it produces: gastric disease with chronic inflammation; Polymorphonuclear activity; Increased acid levels; And duodenal disease with gastric metaplasia, chronic active infection and duodenal ulcer. In pangastritis it can produce: gastric disease with chronic inflammation; Polymorphonuclear activity; Decreased acid levels; Absence of duodenal disease; And gastric ulcer. However, they indicate that spontaneous eradication of infection was more frequent than the incidence of infection in their cohort.
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Gastritis, Helicobacter pylori, Hospital de Especialidades Guayaquil Dr. Abel Gilbert Pontón, Cantón Guayaquil, Ecuador, Epidemiología descriptiva, Estudios retrospectivos, Prevalencia