The article describes the pantoprazole healing effect on the gastroduodenal mucosa in patients with NSAID gastropathy. Two groups of patients were compared, depending on the treatment they have got group, which was ta...The article describes the pantoprazole healing effect on the gastroduodenal mucosa in patients with NSAID gastropathy. Two groups of patients were compared, depending on the treatment they have got group, which was taking 75 mg of enteric aspirin per day and the group, where pantoprazole has been added to aspirin in the usual dose. Mucosa assessment was studied using fibrogastroduodenoscopy and Lanza score. Also, the relationship between aggression factors that cause NSAID gastropathy and mucosal protection agents has been studied. It was proved that the pantoprazole influence reduces the ulcerative-erosive lesions amount. Stomach erosive lesions percentage decreased from 58.18% to 42.42%, stomach ulcers from 14.55% to 6.06%, duodenum erosive lesions decreased from 34.55% to 24.24%, duodenum ulcers deceased from 9.09% to 3.03%. A positive correlation between LTB4 and Lanza scale was checked after pantoprazole treatment, indicating an impact on the LTB4 reduction in ulcers healing in patients with NSAID gastropathy.展开更多
文摘The article describes the pantoprazole healing effect on the gastroduodenal mucosa in patients with NSAID gastropathy. Two groups of patients were compared, depending on the treatment they have got group, which was taking 75 mg of enteric aspirin per day and the group, where pantoprazole has been added to aspirin in the usual dose. Mucosa assessment was studied using fibrogastroduodenoscopy and Lanza score. Also, the relationship between aggression factors that cause NSAID gastropathy and mucosal protection agents has been studied. It was proved that the pantoprazole influence reduces the ulcerative-erosive lesions amount. Stomach erosive lesions percentage decreased from 58.18% to 42.42%, stomach ulcers from 14.55% to 6.06%, duodenum erosive lesions decreased from 34.55% to 24.24%, duodenum ulcers deceased from 9.09% to 3.03%. A positive correlation between LTB4 and Lanza scale was checked after pantoprazole treatment, indicating an impact on the LTB4 reduction in ulcers healing in patients with NSAID gastropathy.