Portal vein thrombosis developed in cirrhotic portal hypertensive patients after spleenectomy and portaazygous devascularization
Wei Yang, Yuqian Hu, MO Ruixiang
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Wei Yang, Yuqian Hu, MO Ruixiang
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Objective To investigate risky factors,and predictability of portal vein thrombsis in patients with portal hypertension caused by hepatic cirrhosis after spleenectomy and portaazygous devascularization. Methods Between Jan 2004 to Nov 2009,clinical data of 27 patients suffering from postoperative PVT were compared with 37 patients admitted during the same period without postoperative PVT. Results There were 4 factors proved to be risk factors for PVT.Perioperative peripheral platelet count (postoperative to preoperative) 、D-dimer、the whole blood viscosity and the blood flow of portal vein postoperatively.The right predictive rate of PVT was 87.3%. Conclusion The risk factors of PVT are the ratio of platelets、D-dimer、the whole blood viscosity and the blood flow of portal vein postoperatively.By this method it is probable that postoperative PVT is predictable. Key words: Hypertension,portal; Venous thrombosis; Splenectomy; Devascularization; D-dimer
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Objective To investigate risky factors,and predictability of portal vein thrombsis in patients with portal hypertension caused by hepatic cirrhosis after spleenectomy and portaazygous devascularization. Methods Between Jan 2004 to Nov 2009,clinical data of 27 patients suffering from postoperative PVT were compared with 37 patients admitted during the same period without postoperative PVT. Results There were 4 factors proved to be risk factors for PVT.Perioperative peripheral platelet count (postoperative to preoperative) 、D-dimer、the whole blood viscosity and the blood flow of portal vein postoperatively.The right predictive rate of PVT was 87.3%. Conclusion The risk factors of PVT are the ratio of platelets、D-dimer、the whole blood viscosity and the blood flow of portal vein postoperatively.By this method it is probable that postoperative PVT is predictable. Key words: Hypertension,portal; Venous thrombosis; Splenectomy; Devascularization; D-dimer
Key concepts: Medicine, Portal vein thrombosis, Portal hypertension, Cirrhosis, Perioperative, Portal venous pressure, Thrombosis, Platelet