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[Shunting procedures in portal hypertension in children (author's transl)].

Kelli N. Burger, Cario Wr, R. Widera, Zimmermann Hb

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31 children aged 2,5 to 14 years suffering from portal hypertension underwent shunting operations (cavosplenal and cavomesenteric anastomoses). The follow-up period covers 2 months to 8 years. Patent anastomoses could be demonstrated in 26 patients.

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31 children aged 2,5 to 14 years suffering from portal hypertension underwent shunting operations (cavosplenal and cavomesenteric anastomoses). The follow-up period covers 2 months to 8 years. Patent anastomoses could be demonstrated in 26 patients.

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31 children aged 2,5 to 14 years suffering from portal hypertension underwent shunting operations (cavosplenal and cavomesenteric anastomoses). The follow-up period covers 2 months to 8 years. Patent anastomoses could be demonstrated in 26 patients.

Key concepts: Medicine, Shunting, Portal hypertension, Anastomosis, Surgery, General surgery, Internal medicine, Cirrhosis

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