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* perforated ulcer (anterior. Surface) with sudden onset of the pain, a chemical peritonitis followed by bacterial peritonitis
* posterior penetration (posterior. Surface), maybe to pancreas=>increased amylase-pain=>radiating to back, unrelated to meals.
* hemorrhage (post. Surface), bleeding from Gasteroduodenal artery.
* Gastric Outlet Obstruction (Goo) which happens usually because of edema or scarring, most often occurs in the setting of duodenal or pyloric channel ulcers

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