Rita Herculano *

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AUMENTO DA PREVALÊNCIA DE ANGIODISPLASIAS NA ENTEROSCOPIA POR VIDEOCÁPSULA EM DOENTES EM HEMODIÁLISE

Atualmente, a enteroscopia por video-cápsula (EVC) assume-se definitivamente como o exame de primeira linha para estudo do intestino delgado (ID) na hemorragia digestiva obscura (HDO). Este estudo corrobora a elevada prevalência de angiectasias no ID em doentes com HDO em hemodiálise, sendo que a hemodiálise demonstrou ser um factor de risco independente para a sua ocorrência.

*Rita Herculano
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INSUFICIÊNCIA RENAL CRÓNICA EM HEMODIÁLISE: UM FATOR DE RISCO INDEPENDENTE PARA ANGIODISPLASIAS NA ENTEROSCOPIA POR VIDEOCÁPSULA NA HEMORRAGIA DIGESTIVA OBSCURA
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*Serviço de Gastrenterologia, Centro Hospitalar de Lisboa Ocidental, Epe, Hospital de Egas Moniz, Lisboa, Portugal, Lisbon, Portugal
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