Emergency surgical pathology is still among the most serious issues of modern surgery. Gastroduodenal bleeding of ulcerative etiology occupies a special place among urgent surgical diseases. Prevention of bleeding of ulcerative etiology remains a serious problem that is still far from being solved. This article considers the possibility of improving the prevention of gastroduodenal bleeding of ulcerative etiology by developing a mobile application “Prevention of gastroduodenal bleeding: an individualized risk assessment scheme, the formation of recommendations on patient management tactics”. This mobile application is intended as a tool to help in decision-making support for the primary and secondary prevention of bleeding of ulcerative etiology for district internists, general practitioners, surgeons and doctors of other specializations. The proposed program makes it possible to evaluate clinically significant risk factors for gastroduodenal bleeding, determine the likelihood of bleeding, and provide expert recommendations on risk factor modification, personalized prevention, and patient management tactics at the outpatient and inpatient stages of patient management.
Emergency surgical pathology is still among the most serious issues of modern surgery. Gastroduodenal bleeding of ulcerative etiology occupies a special place among urgent surgical diseases. Prevention of bleeding of ulcerative etiology remains a serious problem that is still far from being solved. This article considers the possibility of improving the prevention of gastroduodenal bleeding of ulcerative etiology by developing a mobile application “Prevention of gastroduodenal bleeding: an individualized risk assessment scheme, the formation of recommendations on patient management tactics”. This mobile application is intended as a tool to help in decision-making support for the primary and secondary prevention of bleeding of ulcerative etiology for district internists, general practitioners, surgeons and doctors of other specializations. The proposed program makes it possible to evaluate clinically significant risk factors for gastroduodenal bleeding, determine the likelihood of bleeding, and provide expert recommendations on risk factor modification, personalized prevention, and patient management tactics at the outpatient and inpatient stages of patient management.
The work was funded from the Grant of the President of the Russian Federation for state support of young Russian scientists – Candidates of Sciences Grant No. MK-1069.2020.7 (MK-2020 Competition) and the award of the Government of the Voronezh Region among young scientists (Decree of the Government of the Voronezh Region 18.12.2023, No. 924).