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bilinu 5-48% (2,5,16,22,29,30). En það er í
samræmi við hærri aldur sjúklinga með rofsár
auk annarra alvarlegra meðfylgjandi sjúkdóma.
Þá ályktun má draga af framanskrifuðu, að
sjúklingar sem koma inn á sjúkrahús með rof-
sár á maga og skeifugörn eru að stórum hluta
aldraðir og hafa aðra alvarlega sjúkdóma. Það
vekur athygli að enginn 22 sjúklinga sem tóku
bólgueyðandi gigtarlyf var á verndandi með-
ferð með magalyfjum. Kviðsjáraðgerð við rof-
sári á maga og skeifugarnarsári er sambærileg
við opna aðgerð. Við höfum snúið tæplega
helmingi kviðsjáraðgerða í opna aðgerð á þess-
um tíma. En meðferð með kviðsjáraðgerð virð-
ist stytta og einfalda gang eftir aðgerð og vafa-
laust mun takast að ljúka æ fleiri aðgerðum
með kviðsjá í framtíðinni með betri tækni og
æfingu.
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