TWO CASES OF COLONIC EROSION FORMED BY A CLIP THAT WAS PERFORMED FOR DIVERTICULUM BLEEDING

Ryu NISHIYAMA; Akifumi OGIHARA; Souichirou OOTA; Shun KOBAYASHI; Masahiko OONISHI; Toshikazu WATANABE; Akitake UNO; Takeshi OOTANI; Ariyoshi IWASAKI; Mituhiko MORIYAMA; Yasuyuki ARAKAWA

doi:10.11280/gee1973b.50.34

Ryu NISHIYAMA, Akifumi OGIHARA, Souichirou OOTA, Shun KOBAYASHI, Masahiko OONISHI, Toshikazu WATANABE, Akitake UNO, Takeshi OOTANI, Ariyoshi IWASAKI, Mituhiko MORIYAMA, Yasuyuki ARAKAWA

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2008 Volume 50 Issue 1 Pages 34-39

DOI https://doi.org/10.11280/gee1973b.50.34

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Styptic treatment of diverticulum bleeding with a clip is a manual skill established with safety. However, there is a report of the complication that a clip seems to be a cause. We experienced two cases of colonic erosion formed by a clip that was performed for diverticulum bleeding of the ileum end and an ascending colon. An appropriate clip is important to the patient that antithrombotic therapy was taken, for bleeding of cecum.

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