Can stomach hemorrhage be diagnosed by ct

CT is not directly used to diagnose gastric bleeding, but it has certain auxiliary diagnostic value for related causes and lesions of gastric bleeding.

CT can provide detailed information about stomach structure and lesions, helping doctors to determine the cause of gastric bleeding and locate bleeding sites. CT can show abnormal conditions such as thickening of stomach wall, ulcer lesions, tumors, etc., and evaluate the impact of gastric bleeding on surrounding tissues and organs. When gastric bleeding occurs, CT may find thickening of stomach wall, blood accumulation, diffuse or local soft tissue swelling, etc., providing basis for diagnosis of gastric bleeding. Although CT can provide useful information, it does not directly determine the exact cause of gastric bleeding or the location of the bleeding site. To further confirm the diagnosis, doctors usually need to combine other clinical data and test results, such as endoscopy, blood test, urine test, etc.