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质子抑制剂诱导的大量出血的腺息肉在替代性胺2受体对手疗法上回归

Ryosuke Ikeda1, Hiroaki Kaneko1, Hiroki Sato1

  • 1Department of Gastroenterology Yokohama City University Graduate School of Medicine Yokohama Japan.

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|January 19, 2026
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概括

质子抑制剂 (PPI) 诱导的腺息肉 (FGPs) 可能导致严重出血,特别是在服用抗凝药的患者中. 转换为组胺-2受体抗剂 (H2RA) 可能有助于FGPs回归并防止复发.

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抗凝固剂是一种抗凝固剂.胃肠道出血 胃肠道出血组胺2受体对抗剂 组胺2受体对抗剂聚回归的回归回归.质子抑制剂诱导的腺多聚体

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