Hysteroscopy is a very important procedure to diagnose many lesions inside the uterus like: endometrial polyps, Leiomyomas , uterine malformations , adhesions in uterine endometrium. Hysteroscopy's benefit is shown in the way it provides us with dire
ct vision to the uterus .
Our Research is conducted around complications of hysteroscopy and its percentage . This research included 82 patients visited the department of obstetrics and gynecology with these complaints : infertility, abnormal uterine bleeding, menstrual disorders, recurrent abortions , Missing strings of IUDs .
the complication rate of the hysteroscopy were ( 4.88% ) the most ommon complication was: bleeding ( 2.44% ) , it was the same rate of uterine perforation and acute abdominal pain ( 1.22% )
We never found any differences of complications rates According to different indications of hysteroscopy or according to the technique .
As we found the Zero rate of vaginal delivery to the patient plays a role as a dangerous factor in the high rate of complications .
Then , the Complication rate in our study are little, this explain that hysteroscopy is a safe procedure, and that push us to recommend to us it routinely which reduce the hospitalization time and the cost
GERD raises respiratory symptoms and the treatment of anti- GERD improve
these symptoms and improve pulmonary function, sometimes GERD silent clinically which makes us
unaware of the role of GERD in pathogenesis of respiratory infections which lead
ing to increased
incidence of respiratory symptoms in patients with GERD and for this reason we must search for GERD
in chronic respiratory infections not responding to treatment.
To determine the prevalence of clinical symptoms associated with GERD in children and to define the role
of treatment of anti-GERD in the management of respiratory symptoms in children.
The study included 77 patients admitted to Pediatric Department in AL-ASSAD
University Hospital in Lattakia for doing therapeutic gastroendoscopy between ( Jul
2009-Jul 2014),number of procedures were (195) with age ranging between( 1mon-16 y)
and
The main indication of interventional GI endoscopy in this series was foreign body
extractions, oesophageal stenosis, esophageal varices ligation followed by polyp resection
and Management of rectal prolapse refractory.
-There were" not any complications during therapeutic procedures (94%), and
complet cure percent was high (64,4%), but (26%) of cases are followed up and good
until now, there were Two patients of oesophageal dilatation may need surgical
interference.
The aim of this study is to determine the incidence of helicobacter pylori
(HP) in patients with chronic gastroduodenitis and to compare the clinical
presentations between patients with positive HP chronic gastroduodenitis
and those with negative
HP. Also, To compare the endoscopic findings
between patients with HP positive gastroduodenitis and HP negative
children.
Gastroduodenoscopy was done for every child with abdominal pain
admitted at the children hospital-Damascus University between 2002-2003.
Mucosal biopsy was taken from every patient who had gastroduodenitis
diagnosed by gastroduodenoscopy.
The percentage of patients with gastroduodenitis having HP positive
erosions was 48.38 %.
Higher percentage of HP positive patient was more present in those with the
erosion and sub-atrophy forms.
Introduction: Upper gastrointestinal system endoscopy is a safe and widely used procedure for diagnosis and treatment purposes. Endoscopic procedures can be painful and uncomfortable and patient cooperation is very important for a successful result.
Anxiety and stress are common problem in patients who have to undergo an invasive medical procedure. Anxiety before upper gastrointestinal endoscopy may have adverse consequences and can sometimes hamper successful completion of the procedure. In routine practice, verbal or written communication is used to inform the patient. Mostly this information is focused on the procedure itself and its complications. Aim: To investigate the effect of showing an informative video or providing verbal group education on anxiety and intra procedural co-operation among the patients undergoing upper gastrointestinal endoscopy. Material and methods: sixty gastrointestinal endoscopy patients were randomly assigned to video (20) or verbal information (20) groups or control (20) group. Patients in the video group watched a 7-minute-long video about the necessity of the endoscopic procedure, doctor and patient cooperation, and possible complications, emphasizing the possible feelings the patients might experience. The patients' situational anxiety was measured using the State-Trait Anxiety Inventory’s two scales (STAI-State and STAI-Trait). During the procedure we evaluate the patient's co-operation degree by using the Visual Analog Scale (VAS) with the doctors. Conclusions: It can be concluded that information by video helps reduce the anxiety of the patient, increases patient co-operation and the patient is much more readily convinced to undergo another procedure, in cases where a control is needed.
