Abstract: International Journal of Gastroenterology Practice

Abstract:
Gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding is a significant global health concern, most frequently originating from the upper GI tract. Timely endoscopic intervention remains the cornerstone of both diagnosis and management. However, delivering such care is particularly challenging in countries with vast geographical territories and limited medical infrastructure. In Mongolia, ru ral populations often reside far from urban healthcare centers, and critically ill or non-transportable patients in remote areas frequently lack access to emergency endoscopic services.