Portal hypertensive gastropathy

Ts, Semenova; Em, Pal'tseva; Sb, Zhigalova; Ag, Shertsinger

doi:10.17116/patol201476664-68

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“…90% of the cases with portal hypertension have underlying cirrhosis of liver. [6][7][8][9][10][11] Besides many other indications, the upper gastrointestinal endoscopy for diagnostic purposes is recommended if PH is suspected, and particularly when cirrhosis is diagnosed, to look for any esophageal / gastric varices & gastropathy. Keeping these facts & figures in mind it is of utmost importance that development of PH gastropathy should be monitored in patients who have been diagnosed with liver cirrhosis for 2 years or more period.…”

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“…Keeping these facts & figures in mind it is of utmost importance that development of PH gastropathy should be monitored in patients who have been diagnosed with liver cirrhosis for 2 years or more period. 8 In the liver cirrhosis patients if the pretending complications are identified as soon as possible and taken care of with appropriate therapeutic measures much of the morbidity in these patients can be decreased. PH gastropathy and resulting variceal hemorrhage can be reduced if identified early & treated with measures like sclerotherapy and band ligation.…”

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Cirrhotic Patients

Sahto¹,

Shahzad²,

Sahito³

2016

TPMJ

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Objectives: The aim behind this study was to determine the prevalence of portalhypertensive gastropathy in cirrhotic patients undergoing upper gastrointestinal endoscopy at atertiary care hospital in Shaheed Benazeerabad. Study Design: Hospital based cross sectionalstudy. Setting: Medicine Department of People’s Medical University, Shaheed Benazeerabad.Period: Six months from 20th August 2014 to 21st February 2015. Material and Methods: Atotal of 115 patients presenting with variceal bleeding (having history of liver cirrhosis since>2 years) and who further was undergoing diagnostic Endoscopic gastrodudenoscopy wereenrolled in the study. All endoscopies were performed by the endoscopists using a GIFQ 160Gastroscope (Olympus, Tokyo, Japan) in the left lateral position. The presence or absenceof PH gastropathy (outcome variable) was noted at each endoscopy. SPSS version 17.0 wasused to analyze the collected data. Results: The average age of the patients was 39.98±11.02years and mean duration of liver cirrhosis was 4.62±1.5 years. There were 70 (60.87%) maleand 45 (39.13%) were female. Regarding socioeconomic status, most of the cases were inlower and middle class. Frequency of portal hypertensive gastropathy (PHG) in patients of livercirrhosis undergoing upper gastrointestinal endoscopy was observed in 60% (69/115) cases.Conclusion: The frequency of PHG was 60% in the studied group of cirrhotic patients. Thisconcludes that if in the liver cirrhosis patients early identification and appropriate therapeuticmeasures of PHG is taken the morbidity in these patients can be decreased.

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Cirrhotic Patients

Sahto¹,

Shahzad²,

Sahito³

2016

TPMJ

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Molecular mechanism of portal hypertensive gastropathy: An update

Tan

2024

Clinics and Research in Hepatology and Gastroenterology

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Additional criterion for assessing the risk of gastric variceal bleeding according to multispiral computed tomography

2021

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Aim. To establish the parameters of gastric varices which determine a high risk of gastric bleeding according to the results of multispiral computed tomography.Material and methods. The results of studies of 39 patients with liver cirrhosis and gastric varices were retrospectively studied. Nine of them had signs of previous bleeding on endoscopic examination or the corresponding data in the medical history. In 3 patients gastric bleeding occurred 30-47 days after multispiral computed tomography.Results. According to the results of multispiral computed tomography with multiplanar reconstructions gastric bleeding was detected in 12 patients with protrusion of submucosal varicose veins into the gastric lumen by 5 mm or more with a vein diameter >7 mm.Conclusion. The results of multispiral computed tomography, complemented by the hydro-computed tomography technique, provide important additional information on predicting the development of gastric bleeding in the selection of patients for preventive minimally invasive interventions on the veins of the stomach.

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Portal hypertensive gastropathy

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Cirrhotic Patients

Cirrhotic Patients

Molecular mechanism of portal hypertensive gastropathy: An update

Additional criterion for assessing the risk of gastric variceal bleeding according to multispiral computed tomography

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