Clinical features and progress of ischemic gastritis with high fatalities: Seven case reports

Table 2 Clinical characteristics of each ischemic gastritis patient

Case	Age	Sex	Symptoms	Shock at presentation	Underlying disease	Operation before onset	Anticoagulants	Antiplatelet	Treatment	Mechanical assistance	Surgery contraindications	Outcome	Time from onset to death (d)	Cause of death
1	90	F	Hematemesis	Yes	CHF, CKD, OCI, diabetes	None	Warfarin	No	Conservative	No	Poor general condition	Death	28	CHF
2	72	M	Hematemesis	Yes	AAA, OMI	Splenectomy	No	No	Conservative	No	Poor general condition	Death	2	Splenic hemorrhage
3	53	F	Hematemesis	No	Depression	None	No	No	Conservative	No	Poor general condition	Death	14	Hypoxic encephalopathy
4	84	M	Hematemesis	Yes	AVS, CKD, CHF, thoracic aneurysm, hypertension	AVR	No	Aspirin	Conservative	CHDF	Poor general condition	Death	12	Multi organ failure
5	79	M	Hematemesis	Yes	AAA, hypertension	AAR	No	No	Conservative	CHDF	Poor general condition	Death	2	Aspiration pneumoniae
6	71	M	Hematemesis	Yes	IVF, CKD, hypertension, dyslipidemia, diabetes	None	No	No	Conservative	No	Poor general condition	Death	2	Myocardiac infarction
7	77	M	Hematemesis	Yes	OMI, dyslipidemia, lung cancer	Lung cancer operation (superior vena cava repair)	No	No	Conservative	CHDF	Poor general condition	Death	298	Septic shock

CHF: Chronic heart failure; CKD: Chronic kidney disease; OCI: Old cerebral infarction; AAA: Abdominal aortic aneurysm; OMI: Old myocardiac infarction; AVS: Aortic valve stenosis; IVF: Idiopathic ventricular fibrillation; AVR: Aortic valve replacement; AAR: Ascending aorta replacement.