متلازمة بود-كياري بدون شذوذات كيميائية حيوية أو سريرية وبدون علامات ارتفاع ضغط الوريد البابي

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DOI: 10.3390/diagnostics13081458

• As also outlined in Figure 10, asymptomatic patients without biochemical and clinical abnormalities and without signs of portal hypertension may not require interventional treatment since congestion may be mild, absent, or compensated by other outflow routes.
• TIPSs may, therefore, be implanted earlier than usual, e.g., as a primary prophylaxis in patients with large varices.
• It is strongly recommended to create a shunt with a diameter of at least 10 mm to achieve sufficient shunt flow and to relieve hepatic and intestinal congestion.
• Needless to say, only 10 mm PTFE-covered stents should be utilized to optimize flow and long-term patency.