The estimated relative risks associated with the use of glucocorticoids alone to treat gastrointestinal adverse effects vary from 1.1 (not significant) to 1.5 (marginally significant). 11 , 15 In addition to upper gastrointestinal morbidity, visceral perforation is another complication associated with glucocorticoid use. 7 , 16 , 17 To our knowledge, the R‐CHOP regimen contains a high dose of prednisone, so the patients in the prevention group received standard R‐CHOP treatment without prednisone until the complete recovery of gastric ulcers.
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A study on the prevention of hemorrhage and perforation in patients with primary gastric diffuse large-B cell lymphoma during treatment with immunochemotherapy.
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