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Abstract
Surgery is an important line of treatment of peptic
ulcer, but it has many complications.
Recurrent ulcer continues to be the most serious late
complication of surgical operations for peptic ulcer
(Andros, 1967).
Recurrent ulcers are in general, far more trouble some
symptomatically than primary peptic ulcers, and they may
give rise to considerable problems in diagnosis and treatment.
(Kennedy, 1980).
The Aim Of The Work:
The aim of this work is to study the problem of recurrent
peptic ulceration from all its aspects, including the
aetiology, clinical picture, complications, and up to date
lines of investigations and treatment of recurrent
ulcers.