Gastrojejunal Ulcer

Alias:

Chronic Gastrojejunal Ulcer Without Mention of Hemorrhage or Perforation, Without Mention of Obstruction

Acute Gastrojejunal Ulcer Without Mention of Hemorrhage or Perforation, Without Mention of Obstruction

Chronic Gastrojejunal Ulcer Without Hemorrhage, Without Perforation and Without Obstruction

Acute Gastrojejunal Ulcer Without Hemorrhage, Without Perforation and Without Obstruction

Acute Gastrojejunal Ulcer with Hemorrhage, with Perforation and with Obstruction

Acute Gastrojejunal Ulcer with Hemorrhage and Perforation, with Obstruction

Chronic Gastrojejunal Ulcer Without Hemorrhage and Without Perforation

Acute Gastrojejunal Ulcer Without Hemorrhage and Without Perforation

Acute Gastrojejunal Ulcer with Perforation, with Obstruction

Acute Gastrojejunal Ulcer, with Hemorrhage, with Obstruction

Acute Gastrojejunal Ulcer with Perforation and Obstruction

Acute Gastrojejunal Ulcer with Hemorrhage and Obstruction

Acute Gastrojejunal Ulcer with Hemorrhage and Perforation

Acute Gastrojejunal Ulcer with Perforation

Acute Gastrojejunal Ulcer with Hemorrhage

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References Literature

Gastrojejunal Ulcer, also known as chronic gastrojejunal ulcer without mention of hemorrhage or perforation, without mention of obstruction, is related to zollinger-ellison syndrome and gastric ulcer. An important gene associated with Gastrojejunal Ulcer is CBS (Cystathionine Beta-Synthase). The drugs Narcotics and Gastrins have been mentioned in the context of this disorder. Related phenotype is Reduced mammosphere formation.

Related ID：

MALACARDS：GST013