The efficacy of the solution of 3.6% natri chloride - 1/10000 adrenaline in treatment of peptic ulcer bleeding due to gastroduodenal ulcer through endoscopy

From March 2001 to August 2001, at the Military Hospital N0 108, 185 cases of gastrointestinal hemorrbiage due to gastroduodenal ulcer were managed, among them 55 bleeding cases by HSE injection. The incidence of this hemorrhage was higher in male patients than in femal and a majority of patients was in productive age. HSE injections gave successful results on 100%. The rate of success in the 1st injection attained in 47 cases (81.2%), in 8 cases (18.2%) the bleeding recured or had got the risk of recurrent bleeding and an injection again to cease the hemorrhage was needed. There was 1 patient needed the third injection. The mean dose of efficacy for 1 bleeding ulcer attained 8.82.6ml with 4.01.2 injections. The time of injection was 17.35.1 minute. HSE were effective in stop bleeding, using HSE is simplicity, safety and low cost.