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DIAGNOSIS OF VARICES OESOPHAGEI
Internal Clinic, Faculty of Medicine, University of Priština - Kosovska Mitrovica, Mitrovica, Kosovo
Published: 01.01.2003.
Volume 31, Issue 1 (2003)
pp. 51-52;
Abstract
Powers was the first scientis who described Varices oesophagei in 1939 (Thomas in 1960) in the 19th century,
th Varices weve considered like consequence of splenies sicknes, was noted like 20 century, portal hypertension, noted like
pathogenesiscal machinery for begining. Varices oesophegei and classification. Oesophagoscopy was vade by 40 patients
because varices were veryfied and a factor of risk, which varices have was measured. Endoscopy morphologycal classification Varices oesophagei was used by Paque in 4 class. Varices in the first class was had 17,5% in the second class 35%, in the second and third class 22,5%, the fourth class 5%. Varices in the third and fourth class have observed like bigs Varices who have very risc and ruinouses for life.
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