Journal of clinical gastroenterology · 2009
Transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt in patients with chronic portal vein occlusion and cavernous transformation.
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Wils Alexandra, van der Linden Edwin, van Hoek Bart, Pattynama Peter M T
Аннотация
GOALS: To determine the feasibility of transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt (TIPS) creation as a possible salvage intervention in patients with variceal bleeding and chronic portal vein thrombosis with cavernous transformation, refractory to endoscopic therapy.
BACKGROUND: TIPS is technically feasible in partial portal vein occlusion or complete occlusion due to fresh thrombosis. However, when the portal vein occlusion is complete and chronic, placement of TIPS is technically difficult.
STUDY: In a tertiary referral center setting 4 patients with portal hypertension associated complications, received TIPS, as salvage therapy. In all patients a covered stent was placed to the cavernous transformation.
RESULTS: Creation of TIPS to the dilated veins of a cavernous transformation was feasible in patients for whom recanalization of the portal vein was not possible. However, the collaterals need to be suitably wide for placement of TIPS and the high-pressure collaterals should communicate with the varices.
CONCLUSIONS: TIPS should be considered as salvage therapy when endoscopic treatment is unsuccessful in patients with chronic portal vein thrombosis and cavernous transformation.
BACKGROUND: TIPS is technically feasible in partial portal vein occlusion or complete occlusion due to fresh thrombosis. However, when the portal vein occlusion is complete and chronic, placement of TIPS is technically difficult.
STUDY: In a tertiary referral center setting 4 patients with portal hypertension associated complications, received TIPS, as salvage therapy. In all patients a covered stent was placed to the cavernous transformation.
RESULTS: Creation of TIPS to the dilated veins of a cavernous transformation was feasible in patients for whom recanalization of the portal vein was not possible. However, the collaterals need to be suitably wide for placement of TIPS and the high-pressure collaterals should communicate with the varices.
CONCLUSIONS: TIPS should be considered as salvage therapy when endoscopic treatment is unsuccessful in patients with chronic portal vein thrombosis and cavernous transformation.