Perforations of the Esophagus and Stomach: What Should I Do?

Medicine and Dentistry

• Cancer 100%
• Sepsis 100%
• Surgical Approach 100%
• Esophagus 100%
• Esophagus Perforation 100%
• Decision Making 50%
• Injury 50%
• Surgery 50%
• Jejunum Ulcer 50%
• Critical Illness 50%
• Hemodynamic 50%
• Ingestion 50%
• Physical Disease by Body Function 50%
• Retching 50%
• Foreign Body 50%
• Boerhaave Syndrome 50%
• Iatrogenesis 50%
• Caustic Agent 50%

Keyphrases

• Stomach 100%
• Esophagus 100%
• Perforation 100%
• Esophageal Perforation 100%
• Gastroduodenal Perforation 100%
• Sepsis 66%
• Malignancy 66%
• Surgical Approach 66%
• Life-threatening 33%
• Critical Illness 33%
• Surgical Intervention 33%
• Endoscopic Approach 33%
• Presenting Symptoms 33%
• Retching 33%
• Boerhaave Syndrome 33%
• Peptic Ulcer Disease 33%
• Iatrogenic Injury 33%
• Sound Judgement 33%
• Caustic Injury 33%
• Foreign Body Ingestion 33%
• Radiological Approaches 33%