**8. Conclusion**

Mid-GI bleeding is common in our day-to-day clinical practice. Capsule endoscopy and imaging studies have made the diagnostic evaluations much easier than before. Balloon-assisted enteroscopy and spiral enteroscopy are generally done for therapeutic interventions. Interventional radiology and surgery are required if there is massive bleeding or endoscopic therapeutic interventions fail. After hemostasis is obtained, treatment of the underlying condition should be done. Patient's age, comorbidities, pros and cons of the procedures, and radiological and surgical interventions should be considered.

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