Zhongguo xue xi chong bing fang zhi za zhi = Chinese journal of schistosomiasis control · 2015
[Clinical effect of cardiac peripheral vascular disconnection in emergency treatment of gastroesophageal bleeding caused by portal hypertension].
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Zheng Shao-long
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OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the clinical effect of cardiac peripheral vascular disconnection in the emergency treatment of gastroesophageal bleeding caused by portal hypertension.
METHODS: The data of 43 cases of cardiac peripheral vascular disconnection in the emergency treatment of gastroesophageal bleeding caused by portal hypertension were collected and analyzed retrospectively from 2001 to 2012.
RESULTS: The bleeding in all the 43 patients who received the cardiac peripheral vascular disconnection was stopped. Totally 42 patients were recovered (97.67%), but 1 died from hepatic failure (2.38%).
CONCLUSION: The clinical effect of cardiac peripheral vascular disconnection in the emergency treatment of gastroesophageal bleeding caused by portal hypertension is definite, and the operation is also simple.
METHODS: The data of 43 cases of cardiac peripheral vascular disconnection in the emergency treatment of gastroesophageal bleeding caused by portal hypertension were collected and analyzed retrospectively from 2001 to 2012.
RESULTS: The bleeding in all the 43 patients who received the cardiac peripheral vascular disconnection was stopped. Totally 42 patients were recovered (97.67%), but 1 died from hepatic failure (2.38%).
CONCLUSION: The clinical effect of cardiac peripheral vascular disconnection in the emergency treatment of gastroesophageal bleeding caused by portal hypertension is definite, and the operation is also simple.