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. 2014 Apr 13;4(3):257–263. doi: 10.1016/j.jceh.2014.03.052

Table 2.

Treatment and Outcome of Patients with Mesenteric Venous Thrombosis: Data from Reported Observational Studies.

Author (year) N FU (years.) Treatment (%) Survival (%)
Surgery Infarction Anticoagulation Bleed Recurrenced Short-term Overall
Abdu (1986) 372 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
Harward (1989) 16 2.75 31 25 100 NA NA 81 NA
Rhee (1994) 72 1.6 64 NA 62 NA 36 (25)
Condat (2000)a 33 2.5 6 12 93 6 13 (0) 100 97
Morasch (2001) 31 4.75 32 NA 72 NA NA 77 68
Brunaud (2001)b 26 4.25 50 NA 50 NA NA 81 77
Kumar (2003)a 69 NA 44 NA 91 1 6 NA NA
Zhang (2004)b 41 2.75 NA NA NA NA 3 (0) 78 73
Grisham (2005) 23 NA 17 NA 100 NA NA NA 93
Amarapurkar (2007) 28 4.2 36 29 75 13 22 (22) 84 81
Amitrano (2007)c 121 3.5 26 28 NA 15 11 95 90
Acosta (2008) 51 NA 25 NA NA NA NA 80 67
Abu-Daff (2009) 31 5 77 NA NA NA NA 87 68
Alvi (2009) 20 23 40 NA 85 NA NA 80 NA
Dentali (2009) 77 3 NA NA 46 NA 6 100 94
Cendese (2009) 9 2.25 55 5 100 NA NA 100 89
Thatipelli (2010) 76 2.25 NA NA 54 18 40 NA 75
Plessier (2010)a 55 1 NA 2 95 8 NA 100 98
a

Portal and mesenteric thrombosis included.

b

Mesenteric venous thrombosis with symptoms of <4 weeks duration.

c

Splanchnic venous thrombosis without cancer or cirrhosis.

d

Figures in parentheses represent proportion of recurrent patients with recurrence in the mesenteric vein.