Chronic gastroduodenitis in children: Controversial points
Chronic gastroduodenitis poses for practitioners a number of open-ended questions whose answers are not quite apparent. These include the questions as to how correctly a diagnosis (of chronic gastroduodenitis or chronic gastritis and chronic duodenitis) should be made, how Helicobacter pylori is responsible for the development of chronic gastroduodenitis, on what examination data are based to establish a diagnosis relevantly, what sequels of chronic gastroduodenitis are, how to treat the latter, whether the diet should be kept to. These and some other points are discussed in the presented debatable paper.