| Summary: | Currently, the incidence of gastroduodenal bleeding remains at a consistently
high level, with no downward trend. Despite the latest advances in medicine, the mortality
rate of patients varies between 10–14 %. The greatest mortality of patients was noted at the height of recurrent bleeding. In the presented article, an analytical study was conducted on
the problematic aspects of rapid diagnosis of recurrent bleeding from the upper parts of the
digestive tube. Despite the sufficient number of proposed methods for the early diagnosis of
recurrent hemorrhage, not many meet the requirements of high detection speed and technical
ease of use. At the same time, data on the widespread introduction into clinical practice
of any local diagnostic system for rapid diagnosis of recurrent bleeding has not been
found.
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