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BMJ 2005;330 (12 March), doi:10.1136/bmj.330.7491.0-b
Treating patients who have bleeding ulcers with proton pump inhibitors reduces complications. Reviewing 21 randomised controlled trials including 2915 patients, Leontiadis and colleagues (p 568) found that patients who were treated with a proton pump inhibitor were less likely to rebleed or need surgery after the initial gastric bleeding, than were those treated with an H2 receptor antagonist or placebo. Meta-analysis showed that treatment with proton pump inhibitors had no significant effect on mortality.
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Credit: DAVID M MARTIN/SPL
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