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Ernest F. Neve 《Indian medical gazette》1930,65(3):138-140
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Miguel Angel Mercado Tito José María Gómez-Méndez Julio César Morales-Linares Jorge Granados Carlos Chan Gilberto Rojas Héctor Orozco 《HPB surgery》1999,11(3):151-155
Background; Surgery for portal hypertension has a
low rebleeding rate. Patients that rebleed can be
grossly divided into those who die as a consequence
of the episode, those who don''t die but develop liver
failure (remaining as Child-Pugh C) and those who,
in spite of the bleeding episode, retain good liver
function (Child-Pugh A or B). At our hospital, the
latter group is considered for further surgical
treatment. We report here the results of surgical
rescue of surgical failures.Methods; In a twenty year period, 36 patients (30
Child-Pugh A, 6 Child-Pugh B) were reoperated. The
files of these patients were reviewed.Results; Average age was 33 years. Cirrhosis was
present in 31 cases. All patients were electively
reoperated with portal blood flow preserving procedures.
Operative mortality for the whole group
was 12% and for the Child-Pugh A group 6.6%. Rebleeding
was observed in 5.5%. Postoperative
incapacitating encephalopathy was recorded in one
case (2.7%). Good quality of life was recorded in 84%
of the cases. Survival (Kaplan-Meier) was 78% at 6
months and 69% at 5 years.Conclusions; Surgical failures in low risk patients
(Child-Pugh A or B) can be treated by means of
surgery, and a low mortality, re-bleeding and
encephalopathy rate can be expected. The performance
of a portal blood flow preserving procedure
is recommended. 相似文献
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