Treatment is not required for incidentally found, asymptomatic, non-bleeding lesions. However, it is considered for non-bleeding<unk>  with symptoms of occult or overt GI bleed. The invasiveness of therapy depends on the clinical severity of anemia, hemodynamic stability, and recurrence of symptoms. Although endoscopic techniques are the first choice, hormonal therapy, thalidomide, and octreotide are the pharmacological options that have been tried for patients with significant co-morbidities who cannot undergo invasive procedures.
Angiodysplasia medical therapy
Gastrointestinal varices medical therapy
Portal hypertension medical therapy
Atherosclerosis medical therapy
Angiodysplasia surgery
Eisenmenger’s syndrome medical therapy
Budd-Chiari syndrome medical therapy
Gastrointestinal varices surgery