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Abstract Number: 567
HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK DUE TO HEMATURIA: A CASE OF BLADDER VARICES IN A PATIENT WITH HISTORY OF CIRRHOSIS
SHM Converge 2021
Case Presentation: A 49 year old female with history of alcoholic cirrhosis presented to the ED after experiencing self-reported bright red blood per rectum that morning. Patient had history of numerous prior admissions for reported GI bleed with extensive endoscopic work-up; evidence of portal hypertensive gastropathy had been seen previously however no actively-bleeding lesions were [...]
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