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Natural history of peptic ulcer disease in Poland. Part VIII. Peptic ulcer disease and diseases of the liver, bile ducts and gallbladder.

The data obtained from the databank Ulcer showed that among 5813 patients with peptic ulcer 472 (8.11%) had concomitant liver diseases, and 540 (9.28%) had concomitant disease of the bile ducts. A detailed analysis of the data confirmed the presence of symptoms and signs known to occur in these diseases.