Abstract:Objective To explore the clinical application of the modified injection method with a positive pressure joint in treatment of gastric fundus varicose veins.Methods 66 patients with gastric fundus varicose veins were randomly divided into experimental and control groups according to the random digital table method, 33 cases in each, the tissue glue injection was performed under painless endoscopy. The control group was treated with conventional “sandwich”(polycinol + tissue glue + polycinol) endoscopic injection; The experimental group was treated with conventional “sandwich” (polycinol + tissue glue + polycinol), endoscopic injection of external needle with positive pressure joint injection. The incidence of needle blockage and needle stagnation were compared between the two groups.Results The incidence of needle blockage and needle stagnation in experimental group was significantly lower than that of control group (P < 0.05).Conclusion Positive pressure joint is applied for gastric fundus varicose tissue glue injection, it can effectively reduce the occurrence of needle stagnation and needle blockage in tissue glue during injection, increased treatment efficiency and patient satisfaction.