Antegrade double balloon enteroscopy for continued obscure gastrointestinal bleeding following push enteroscopy: is there a role?
In patients with obscure gastrointestinal bleeding and proximal small bowel lesions who fail to benefit from PE, DBE offers a very high benefit in finding and treating lesions with good long-term outcomes.
There was a wide variation in time to RTS and the additional predictive value of MRI was negligible compared with baseline patient history taking and clinical examinations alone. Thus, clinicians cannot provide an accurate time to RTS just after an acute hamstring injury. This study provides no rationale for routine MRI after acute hamstring injury.