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SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL
HEMORRHAGE
Jeffrey S. Bender, MD, FACSUniversity of Oklahoma
College of Medicine
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Objectives
• Follow the changing patterns of the disease
• Outline the current scope of the problem
• Diagnostic and non-operative modalities
• Future management
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UGI Hemorrhage
• Approximately 30% decline in rate over last 15 years
• 150,000 admissions per year
• Over $1,000,000,000 annually
• Associated with NSAID use
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UGI Hemorrhage
• Mortality rate 8-10%
• >65 now comprise over 30%
• Peptic ulcer still most common cause
• Surgery now plays an adjunctive role
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UGI Hemorrhage: 1985
• 40 y.o. man with known or suspected PUD
• Often significant co-morbidities (drugs, ETOH, etc.)
• Hematemesis and hypotension
• NGT placed and volume resuscitated
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• EGD reveals 1.5 cm DU with visible vessel
• 6 units PRBC transfused
• OR: oversewing and vagotomy and pyloroplasty
• Discharged home POD#4; F/U:?; uninsured:?
UGI Hemorrhage: 1985
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• 48 y.o. female s/p Roux-en-Y gastric bypass with subsequent revision
• One day h/o abdominal pain
• CT scan: pneumoperitoneum
• OR: perforated DU: Graham patch
UGI Hemorrhage: 2005
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• POD #2: intermittent BRBPR
• Volume resuscitated
• Intermittently hypotensive
• Nuclear medicine: tagged RBC scan
UGI Hemorrhage: 2005
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• Suspected bleed from transverse colon
• Bleeding continues
• Arteriogram performed X 2
UGI Hemorrhage: 2005
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• Occluded celiac axis
• Retrograde flow via inferior pancreatico-duodenal artery
• Fills hepatic, left gastric, splenic arteries
• Unable to embolize 2nd branch of IPDA
UGI Hemorrhage: 2005
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• OR: duodenotomy with bleeding point third portion oversewn
• 20 units PRBC
• Fascia left open with vac sponge closure
• Fascia closed POD #4
UGI Hemorrhage: 2005
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• Prolonged ICU course (30 days)
• Transferred to rehab center day #45
• Insurance: “pre-existing condition”
UGI Hemorrhage: 2005
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• Personal experience
• 27 gastric resections
• 17 vagotomies
• 95th percentile
UGI Hemorrhage: 1985
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• OU experience (15 chiefs, 2002-2005)
• 49 resections (3.3/resident)
• 26 operations for perforation(1.7/resident)
• 6 vagotomies (0.4/resident)
• 2 laparoscopic resections
UGI Hemorrhage: 2005
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• 10 articles in 5 major journals
• “Management of Giant Duodenal Ulcer”
• “Risks of Surgery for UGI Hemorrhage: 1972 vs. 1982”
• “Improvements in the Diagnosis and Management of Aortoenteric Fistula”
UGI Hemorrhage: 1985: Literature
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• “Changing Patterns of Gastrointestinal Bleeding”
• “Recurrence After Parietal Cell Vagotomy”
• “Esophageal Transection Fails…Variceal Bleeding”
• “Topical Prostaglandin E2 in…UGI Hemorrhage”
UGI Hemorrhage: 1985: Literature
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• Only 3 references in same 5 journals
• “Rupture of Splenic Artery Pseudoaneurysms”
• “Modified Sugiura Procedure”
• “Effectiveness of Gastric Devascularization and Splenectomy…Gastric Varices”
UGI Hemorrhage: 2000’s: Literature
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• “Celiac Axis Ligation…Unmanageable UGI Hemorrhage”
• Arterial Embolization for Dieulafoy Bleeding”
UGI Hemorrhage: 2005: Literature
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• Mostly gastroduodenal ulcers
• Protocol: resuscitation, early endoscopy and operation
• 66 patients, 1986-1990
• No deathsBender, et al.Am Surg 1994
UGI Hemorrhage: 1980’s
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• Therapeutic endoscopy
• Discovery of the role of h. pylori
• Better acid suppression drugs
• Liver transplant
• Interventional radiology
UGI Hemorrhage: 1990What Changed?
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Helicobacter Pylori
• First reported 1983 in mucosal biopsies of patients with active gastritis
• Initially debated about role in ulcer disease
• Abundant producer of urase
• Elicits robust inflammatory response
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Pharmacologic Therapy
• Oral antacids have no effect on bleeding
• H2- receptor antagonists have had 27 RCT’s on over 2500 patients
• Marginal improvement in surgery and death
• Still widely used
Collins, et al.
NEJM, 1985
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Proton Pump Inhibitors
• Appear to be effective at high doses
• Especially so with high risk patients
• Effects clouded by use of therapeutic endoscopy
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Endoscopic Therapy
• Widely accepted as most effective method
• Not only controls ulcer bleeding but prevents rebleeding
• Decreases need for surgery
• Only meta analysis shows decrease in deaths
Cook, et al.Gastroenterology, 1992
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Thermal Therapy
• Laser (Argon and Nd: YAG)
• Monopolar electrocoagulation
• Bipolar or mulitpolar electrocoagulation
• Heater probe
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Injection Therapy
• Epinephrine (1:10,000)
• Saline
• Absolute alcohol
• Water
• Sclerosing agents
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Which Endoscopic Therapy?
• Injection, laser, multi- / bipolar and heater probe equivalent
• Latter three most common (simplest)
• Combination therapy not been shown more effective
• Rebleed rates 15-20%
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• Lack of standardized definitions, especially in stigmata
• Complications: rebleeding, 20%; perforation, 1%
• Costs not defined
• Role of repeat endoscopy: planned vs. rebleeding
Endoscopic Therapy - Questions
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Future Endoscopic Therapies
• Cryotherapy
• Clips
• Argon plasma coagulation
• Sewing
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Adjunctive Therapies
• Prokinetic agents
• Octreotide
• Dedicated units
• ? Earlier surgery
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Second Look Endoscopy
• Patients at high risk of rebleeding can be identified
• Age, site, size, co-existent disease
• Baylor Bleeding Score
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Endoscopic vs. Operative Treatment• 55 patients (of 61) with arterial bleeding or
visible vessel > 2 mm
• Repeated endoscopy in 24 hrs (32) or early operation (23)
• Gastric resection in 79%
• Rebleed: 48% endoscopy vs. 11% operation (p=0.002)
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• 22% required operation in endoscopy group
• Mortality: 6% endoscopy vs. 7% operation
• No subgroup or intent-to-treat analysis
• Early 1990’sImhof, et al.Langenbecks Arch Surg, 2003
Endoscopic vs. Operative Treatment
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“Modern” Management ofUGI Hemorrhage
• Resuscitation
• High dose proton pump inhibitors
• Early endoscopy with therapeutic intervention
• Repeat endoscopy in 2 hours for high risk patients
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• Concomitant decision by surgery and gastroenterology regarding operation
• Most deaths still due to repeated episodes of shock
“Modern” Management ofUGI Hemorrhage
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Operation for UGI Hemorrhage
• Likely to become even less frequent
• Therefore operative mortality will likely increase
• No need to do a curative ulcer operation
• Control hemorrhage only
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Future Directions
• Further risk stratification
• Define role of angiography
• Earlier operation for those at higher risk