| Abstract: | The epidemiology of complications of a peptic ulcer is studied: bleedings, perforations and pylorodudenal stenoses. 1799 patients are included in research that were on hospitalisation in 1995-2009. A frequency of all the complications has declined. Middle age of patients with the complicated ulcer enlarged: in case of an ulcerative bleeding--at the expense of reduction of a share of male at the age of 36-60 years, in case of a perforated ulcer--because of appreciable reduction of a percentage of male at the age of 21-35 years. |
