349.4 ð ç« æ«éèš Summary
349.4.1 ð äžå¥è©±çžœçµ
PUD (peptic ulcer disease) = mucosal break > 5 mm penetrating muscularis mucosaïŒDU > GUïŒetiologiesïŒH. pylori (70-95% DU, 60-80% GU â most common globally) + NSAIDs (most in developed) + ZES + stress + idiopathicïŒclinicalïŒDU pain relieved by food (2-3 hr after meal, night pain), weight gain; GU pain worsened by food, weight loss â all GU need biopsy (cancer risk); complications: bleeding (most common), perforation, penetration, obstruction, malignancyïŒdiagnosis EGD gold standard; H. pylori testing: urea breath test (preferred non-invasive), stool antigen, biopsy + CLO test (during EGD), histology, serology (less specific)ïŒH. pylori treatment 2024ïŒquadruple therapy preferred (bismuth + PPI + tetracycline + metronidazole à 14 d) due to rising clarithromycin resistance > 15%; clarithromycin-based triple (PPI + clarithromycin + amoxicillin à 14 d) only if local resistance < 15%; vonoprazan-based dual or triple (FDA 2022) higher eradication; levofloxacin-based rescue; verification 4+ weeks after off PPI 2 wkïŒNSAID-induced PUDïŒstop NSAID or switch to COX-2 selective + PPI prophylaxisïŒfunctional dyspepsia (Rome IV)ïŒPDS (postprandial distress) or EPS (epigastric pain); H. pylori eradication + PPI + prokinetics + TCA/SSRI refractoryïŒZollinger-Ellison syndrome (ZES)ïŒgastrinoma (pancreas/duodenum) + hypergastrinemia + multiple atypical ulcers; MEN1 25%; gastrin > 1000 + acidic pH; high-dose PPI + surgical resection + octreotide/lanreotide + PRRT (Lutathera)ã
349.4.2 ð æ²»ç粟èŠ
- H. pylori quadruple (preferred)ïŒbismuth subsalicylate 525 mg QID + PPI BID + tetracycline 500 mg QID + metronidazole 500 mg TID à 14 days
- H. pylori triple (only if local clarithromycin < 15%)ïŒPPI BID + clarithromycin 500 mg BID + amoxicillin 1 g BID à 14 days
- vonoprazan-based (FDA 2022)ïŒvonoprazan 20 mg BID + amoxicillin 1 g TID (dual) or + clarithromycin 500 mg BID (triple) à 14 d â higher eradication rates
- levofloxacin rescueïŒPPI + amoxicillin + levofloxacin (if standard fails)
- verificationïŒUBT or stool antigen 4+ weeks after off PPI 2 weeks
- PUD with NSAIDïŒstop NSAID or switch to COX-2 selective + PPI prophylaxis
- functional dyspepsiaïŒH. pylori eradication if positive + PPI + prokinetic (metoclopramide cautious) + TCA/SSRI for refractory
- ZESïŒhigh-dose PPI (BID often) + surgical resection if localized + octreotide/lanreotide for unresectable + sunitinib/everolimus advanced + PRRT (Lutathera) for SST receptor+ tumors
349.4.3 ð¯ ç§é«åž«çèåæé
- PUD top causesïŒH. pylori (most worldwide, 70-95% DU, 60-80% GU) + NSAID (most in developed countries); ZES, stress, idiopathic
- DU vs GU clinicalïŒDU pain relieved by food (rarely malignant) vs GU pain worsened by food (all GU need biopsy â cancer risk)
- H. pylori testingïŒurea breath test (preferred non-invasive) or stool antigen; biopsy with CLO during EGD; off PPI 2 weeks for accurate testing
- H. pylori treatment paradigm shiftïŒclarithromycin resistance > 15-20% globally â quadruple therapy preferred (bismuth + PPI + tetracycline + metronidazole à 14 d)
- vonoprazan (PCAB) FDA 2022ïŒalternative to PPI; faster + more sustained acid suppression; vonoprazan-based H. pylori dual/triple therapy higher eradication rates
- NSAID + ulcer preventionïŒadd PPI for high-risk (age > 65, prior PUD, anticoagulant, ASA, steroid); switch to COX-2 selective if possible
- functional dyspepsia (Rome IV)ïŒPDS (postprandial distress) vs EPS (epigastric pain); ⥠3 mo symptoms + 6 mo onset; PPI + H. pylori eradication + TCA/SSRI for refractory
- Zollinger-Ellison syndrome diagnosisïŒserum gastrin > 1000 pg/mL + acidic gastric pH (off PPI 1-2 weeks); secretin stimulation test; imaging (octreotide scan, MRI, EUS)
- ZES + MEN1 association 25%ïŒmulti-endocrine neoplasia type 1 â parathyroid, pancreas, pituitary; screen for other tumors
- gastric MALT lymphoma + H. pyloriïŒeradication of H. pylori â 70-80% lymphoma regression in low-grade; surveillance EGD essential