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Upper gastrointestinal bleeding: quick reference

… 2. Is there cirrhosis, or another strong suspicion of portal hypertension? Variceal and ulcer bleeding are managed differently from the first minute. Peptic ulcer remains…

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Risk för leverdekompensation efter hepatektomi vid hepatocellulär cancer (HCC)
Serum Ascites Albumin Gradient (SAAG)
EVendo-Score för esofagusvaricer
ICD-10-CM
I81 — Portal vein thrombosis
K75.1 — Phlebitis of portal ve…
Q26.6 — Portal vein-hepatic ar…
S35.31 — Injury of portal vein
S35.311 — Laceration of portal…
S35.3 — Injury of portal or sp…
S35.318 — Other specified inju…
S35.319 — Unspecified injury o…
K76.6 — Portal hypertension
Q26.5 — Anomalous portal venou…
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