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H3B2 Scoring Validation and Comparing of the Other Scoring Systems in Patients with Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding: A Retrospective Study
by
Algın, Abdullah
, Özsivri, Kadir
, Coşkun, Abuzer
, Özkan, Abuzer
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aims65
/ Blood pressure
/ Comorbidity
/ Emergency medical care
/ Endoscopy
/ glasgow-blatchford
/ h3b2 scoring
/ Health sciences
/ Heart rate
/ Hematemesis
/ Hemodynamics
/ Hemoglobin
/ Hospitals
/ Mortality
/ Normal distribution
/ Patients
/ Regression analysis
/ Statistical analysis
/ upper gastrointestinal bleeding
2023
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H3B2 Scoring Validation and Comparing of the Other Scoring Systems in Patients with Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding: A Retrospective Study
by
Algın, Abdullah
, Özsivri, Kadir
, Coşkun, Abuzer
, Özkan, Abuzer
in
aims65
/ Blood pressure
/ Comorbidity
/ Emergency medical care
/ Endoscopy
/ glasgow-blatchford
/ h3b2 scoring
/ Health sciences
/ Heart rate
/ Hematemesis
/ Hemodynamics
/ Hemoglobin
/ Hospitals
/ Mortality
/ Normal distribution
/ Patients
/ Regression analysis
/ Statistical analysis
/ upper gastrointestinal bleeding
2023
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H3B2 Scoring Validation and Comparing of the Other Scoring Systems in Patients with Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding: A Retrospective Study
by
Algın, Abdullah
, Özsivri, Kadir
, Coşkun, Abuzer
, Özkan, Abuzer
in
aims65
/ Blood pressure
/ Comorbidity
/ Emergency medical care
/ Endoscopy
/ glasgow-blatchford
/ h3b2 scoring
/ Health sciences
/ Heart rate
/ Hematemesis
/ Hemodynamics
/ Hemoglobin
/ Hospitals
/ Mortality
/ Normal distribution
/ Patients
/ Regression analysis
/ Statistical analysis
/ upper gastrointestinal bleeding
2023
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H3B2 Scoring Validation and Comparing of the Other Scoring Systems in Patients with Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding: A Retrospective Study
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H3B2 Scoring Validation and Comparing of the Other Scoring Systems in Patients with Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding: A Retrospective Study
2023
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Objective:We had validation of H3B2 scoring on Turkish patients in this study. In addition, it was compared with Glasgow-Blatchford and AIMS65 scoring.Method:This study was conducted retrospectively and single centered. It was continued by scanning of tertial education hospital datum in 07-2021 to 07-2022. Patients were the adults who was made endoscopic intervention during initial 24 hours. Glasgow-Blatchford, AIMS65 and H3B2 scoring were calculated according to initial parameters.Results:The study included 116 patients. Median age was 60 (45,53) years. H3B2, AIMS65 and Glasgow-Blatchford scoring were significantly higher in non-survivor group than survivor group (p=0.005, <0.001, 0.013. respectively). With the addition of lactate and albumin to H3B2, the area under the curve value reached 0.910 and gained a stronger predictive ability.Conclusion:H3B2 was successful in predicting short-term mortality in Turkish patients, we recommend adding lactate and albumin to the H3B2 for stronger predictivity.
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Galenos Publishing House,Istanbul Bagcilar Training and Research Hospital
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