Mallory-Weiss tear

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Mallory Weiss tear after application of through-the-scope clip results in haemostasis

From the personal collection of Douglas Adler; used with permission

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A through-the-scope clip deployed in the centre of the lesion (no previous adrenaline was infused in this case)

From the collection of Juan Carlos Munoz, MD, University of Florida

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Bleeding Mallory Weiss Tear viewed on retroflexion

From the personal collection of Douglas Adler; used with permission

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Adrenaline is injected locally around the site of the Mallory-Weiss tear

From the collection of Juan Carlos Munoz, MD, University of Florida

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Non-bleeding adherent clot

From the collection of Juan Carlos Munoz, MD, University of Florida

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Mallory-Weiss tear after adrenaline injection (the bleeding has stopped, allowing better visualisation of the lesion)

From the collection of Juan Carlos Munoz, MD, University of Florida

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Actively bleeding tear appears as a red longitudinal defect with normal surrounding mucosa

From the collection of Juan Carlos Munoz, MD, University of Florida

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Three haemoclips deployed to complete closure of the mucosal defect

From the collection of Juan Carlos Munoz, MD, University of Florida

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Bleeding Mallory Weiss tear
From the personal collection of Douglas Adler; used with permission
Mallory Weiss tear following cauterisation with a bipolar probe
From the personal collection of Douglas Adler; used with permission

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