GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING

This study looks at how well a small camera in a pill (capsule endoscopy) can find hidden bleeding in the small bowel. It involves 1,300 people who may have bleeding that standard scopes missed. The goal is to see how often the camera finds the bleeding source and helps guide fur…

This study is testing a wireless capsule (HemoPill®) that you swallow to detect active bleeding in the upper digestive tract. About 193 people with signs of bleeding will take the capsule before their regular endoscopy. The goal is to see if the capsule can accurately identify wh…

This study aims to validate a new scoring system (CAGIB) that predicts the risk of death during hospitalization for liver cirrhosis patients who have acute gastrointestinal bleeding. Researchers will enroll 3000 adults with cirrhosis and active bleeding across multiple countries.…

This study looks at whether easy-to-measure vital signs like heart rate and blood pressure can help predict how well liver cirrhosis patients with gastrointestinal bleeding will do. Researchers will enroll 150 participants and track these signs to see if they can improve emergenc…

This study looks at how doctors treat severe stomach or intestinal bleeding in patients taking direct oral anticoagulants (blood thinners). Researchers will review records of 250 adults admitted to Strasbourg University Hospital to see how often a drug called prothrombin complex …