A case of urgent colonoscopic hemostasis of a cecal hemorrhagic ulceration in a patient receiving heparin for COVID-19 coagulopathy

A case of urgent colonoscopic hemostasis of a cecal hemorrhagic ulceration in a patient receiving heparin for COVID-19 coagulopathy

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COVID-19 rarely causes lower gastrointestinal bleeding even though its RNA has been detected in patient's stool. Urgent colonoscopy in a COVID-19 patient with massive bloody stool requires various procedural and equipment considerations. Here, we present a case of colonoscopic hemostasis of a c...

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Main Authors: Dohi, O. (Author), Fujita, N. (Author), Hashimoto, S. (Author), Hirose, R. (Author), Inoue, K. (Author), Itoh, Y. (Author), Kasamatsu, Y. (Author), Matsubara, S. (Author), Naito, Y. (Author), Rani, R.A (Author), Watanabe, M. (Author), Yamazaki, M. (Author), Yoshida, N. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: John Wiley and Sons Inc 2021
Series:JGH Open
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Article
artificial ventilation
autoimmune pancreatitis
blood clotting disorder
case report
clinical article
colonoscopy
computer assisted tomography
coronavirus disease 2019
COVID-19
cross infection
cytomegalovirus
Cytomegalovirus
cytomegalovirus infection
diabetes mellitus
drug substitution
drug withdrawal
endoscopy
erythrocyte transfusion
favipiravir
feces culture
fever
ganciclovir
gastric ulcer bleeding
gastrointestinal hemorrhage
hemodiafiltration
hemodialysis
hemorrhage
hemostasis
heparin
human
hydroxychloroquine
hypovolemic shock
immunohistochemistry
male
mortality
nafamstat mesilate
personal protective equipment
pneumonia
prednisolone
rectum hemorrhage
respiratory function
vinyl chloride
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