Clinical Features, Diagnosis, and Treatment Strategies of Gastrointestinal Diaphragm Disease Associated with Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs

Table 2

Type of NSAIDs used in patients with NSAIDs-induced DD.

NSAIDs	()
Traditional NSAIDs	121 (84.0%)
Diclofenac	47 (32.6%)
Aspirin	36 (25.0%)
Indomethacin	22 (15.3%)
Ibuprofen	20 (13.9%)
Naproxen	11 (7.6%)
Paracetamol	7 (4.9%)
Azapropazone	5 (3.5%)
Phenylbutazone	4 (2.8%)
Loxoprofen	4 (2.8%)
Sulindac	3 (2.1%)
Selective COX-2 inhibitor	38 (26.4%)
Piroxicam	16 (11.1%)
Rofecoxib	7 (4.9%)
Meloxicam	5 (3.5%)
Celecoxib	4 (2.8%)
Etodolac	4 (2.8%)
Nabumetone	2 (1.4%)
Tenoxicam	1 (0.7%)
Nimesulide	1 (0.7%)
Other
Compound aminopyrine phenacetin	1 (0.7%)