Review
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2015.
World J Gastrointest Endosc. Apr 16, 2015; 7(4): 295-307
Published online Apr 16, 2015. doi: 10.4253/wjge.v7.i4.295
Table 4 Efficacy of endoscopic mechanical monotherapies for bleeding Dieulafoy’s lesions
Endoscopic procedure(No. of patients)Lesion locationType of studyFollow-upOutcomeRef.
Hemoclips
EGD (34)Stomach/duodenumProspective54 moinitial hemostasis 32/34 pts (94%), 3 pts (9%) rebled[75]
EGD (18)StomachRetrospective36 mo1 (5%) rebled[77]
EGD (16)Stomach/duodenumProspective, randomized1 wk1 (6%) rebled[78]
Mostly EGD (14)Mostly stomach/duodenumRetrospectiveHospitalizationNo rebleeding[36]
EGD (8) Colonoscopy (1)Stomach RectumRetrospective19 mo1 (12%) rebled[73]
EGD (6)Stomach/duodenumRetrospective47 mo1 (17%) rebled, unclear if single/combination therapy[79]
Colonoscopy (3)RectumRetrospective5 moNo rebleeding[80]
Double balloon enteroscopy (3)JejunumRetrospective, multicenter14.5 mo1 (33%) rebled 69 d after hemoclip[17]
Single balloon enteroscopy (2)IleumRetrospective2 moNo rebleeding[18]
Colonoscopy (1)ColonCase report6 moNo rebleeding[33]
Band ligation
EGD (24)Stomach 23 Jejunum 1Retrospective18 mo1 (4%) hemostasis failure, 1 (4%) rebled (jejunum)[81]
EGD (13)Stomach EsophagusProspective24 wkNo rebleeding[82]
EGD (13)Stomach/duodenumRetrospective30 dNo rebleeding[83]
EGD (10)StomachProspective30 dNo rebleeding[76]
EGD (7)StomachRetrospective8 moNo rebleeding[84]
EGD (3)Upper GIRetrospective19 moNo rebleeding[73]
“Mostly” EGD (2)StomachRetrospectiveHospitalizationNo rebleeding[75]
EGD (1)StomachRetrospective2 dNo rebleeding[35]
Colonoscopy (4)RectumRetrospective2-5 d2 (50%) rebled[85]
Colonoscopy (3)RectumRetrospective5 moNo rebleeding[80]