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. 2023 Apr 25;17(4):979–988. doi: 10.1007/s12072-023-10522-z

Table 1.

Comparison between groups based on transcollateral TIPS and PVR–TIPS

Parameter median (range) or absolute (percentage) Transcollateral TIPS (n = 21) PVR–TIPS (n = 171) p value
Age (years) 44 (10–70) 52 (14–77) 0.072
Sex
 Male 13 (61.9%) 91 (53.2%) 0.495
 Female 8 (38.1%) 80 (46.8%)
Etiology
 Liver cirrhosis 10 (47.6%) 137 (80.1%) 0.002*
 Non-cirrhosis 11 (52.4%) 34 (19.9%)
Child‒Pugh scores 7 (5–9) 7 (5–13) 0.847
Splenectomy 3 (14.3%) 70 (40.9%) 0.018*
Extent of thrombosis
 MPV 8a,b (38.1%) 59a,b (34.5%) 0.026*
 MPV + SMVa 4b (19.0%) 79b (46.2%)
 MPV + SV 1a,b (4.8%) 7a,b (4.1%)
 MPV + SMV + SV 8a (38.1%) 26a (15.2%)
Preoperative PPG (mmHg) 25.7 (12.5–37.9) 24.0 (8.8–40) 0.960
Postoperative PPG (mmHg) 7.4 (2.2–12.5) 8.1 (0.7–19.1) 0.718
Rebleeding from any source 3 (14.3%) 22 (12.9%) 0.741
 Variceal bleeding 2 (9.5%) 20 (11.7%) 1.0
Mortality 4 (19.0%) 63 (36.8%) 0.146
Cause of death
 GI bleeding 2 (9.5%) 13 (7.6%)
 Liver failure 1 (4.8%) 12 (7.0%)
 Multiorgan failure 1 (4.8%) 5 (2.9%)
 Encephalopathy 0 13 (14.3%)
 Carcinoma 0 6 (3.5%)
 Infection 0 6 (3.5%)
 Unrelated with liver disease 0 3 (1.8%)
 Unknown 0 5 (2.9%)

Bold values indicate a significant difference

TIPS transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt, PVR portal vein recanalization, MPV main portal vein, SMV superior mesenteric vein, SV splenic vein, PPG portal pressure gradient, GI gastrointestinal

*p < 0.05

a,bIndicates the results of multiple comparisons. For those with the same letter, there is no difference between the groups