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Surgery For portal Hypertension

3 types of shunts

Total diversion of portal flow --- Rate of Encephalopathy 30-50%
Partial diversion of portal flow 8mm shunts --- rate of encephalopathy is 10-15%
Selective diversion of portal flow -- Interposition portocaval shunt can be used for CHILD score A and B



Portal Hypertension in children
Portal venous presssure is more than 10 mm Hg

Liver failure is rare in children
The most common sequle is
-- variceal bleed
-- Ascites
-- nutritional imbalance

and there are less chances of encephalopathy, portopulmonary hypertension and hepatorenal syndrome.
 

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Portal Hypertension
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These are the notes on endoscopic management of Bleeding varices. These are concise and only meant for doctors