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Poudres hémostatiques et hémorragies digestives

Hemostatic powders and digestive haemorrhage

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Résumé

Les poudres hémostatiques sont une nouvelle technique d’hémostase endoscopique développée principalement dans les hémorragies digestives hautes. Elles sont une méthode séduisante par leur facilité d’utilisation et leur innocuité. Elles s’imposent comme une alternative aux techniques d’hémostase standard. L’utilisation de l’Hemospray® est à ce jour reconnue dans les hémorragies digestives hautes non variqueuses et notamment devant des lésions difficiles d’accès par les autres techniques d’hémostase. Mais son utilisation est d’ores et déjà décrite dans les hémorragies digestives basses et celles induites par un geste endoscopique.

Abstract

Hemostatic powders are a new technique for endoscopic hemostasis developed primarily for upper gastrointestinal bleeding. They are an attractive method for their ease of use and safety. They have emerged as an alternative to standard hemostatic techniques. The use of Hemospray® is recognized in non-variceal upper gastrointestinal bleeding and especially in case of inaccessible lesions from other hemostasis techniques. But its use is already described for lower gastrointestinal bleeding and in case of bleeding related to interventional endoscopy.

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Vincent, M. Poudres hémostatiques et hémorragies digestives. Acta Endosc 45, 2–8 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10190-014-0421-x

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