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Non-Invasive Office Screening Methodstely there are no guidelines or recommendations on screening this population. The office based screening of patients with occult gastrointestinal bleeding includes history and physical. Other strategies are based on screening guidelines for other conditions such as iron deficiency anemia and colorec

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Esophagused to be aware of the causes of esophageal bleeding, their presentations and how to manage these patients in timely and effective manner. The upper GI tract bleeding is estimated to account for 37% of occult GI bleeding with esophagitis alone accounting for 19%. The prevalence of reflux esophagitis

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