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. 2022 May 31;14(5):209–217. doi: 10.14740/jocmr4718

Table 1. Demographic and Clinical Characteristics of 363 Patients Involved in This Study.

Variables N (%)
Age 47.79 ± 14.48 (18 - 85 years)
Sex
  Male 258 (71.1%)
  Female 105 (28.9%)
Nationality
  Qatari 72 (19.8%)
  Non-Qatari 291 (80.2%)
Clinical presentation
  Abdominal pain 160 (44.1%)
  Nausea/vomiting 131 (36.1%)
  Hematemesis 34 (9.4%)
  Rectal bleeding 13 (3.6%)
  Melena 38 (10.5%)
  Fever 57 (15.7%)
  Diarrhea 36 (9.9%)
  Splenomegaly 158 (43.5%)
  Ascites 127 (35%)
  Esophageal varices 137/147
  Hepatic failure 36/147
  Intestinal ischemia 26 (7.2%)
  Others 13 (3.6%)
Risk factors
  Liver cirrhosis 147 (40.5%)
  Abdominal infection 69 (19%)
  Cardiovascular malformation 2 (0.5%)
  Myeloproliferative disorders 17 (4.7%)
  Abdominal surgery 47 (12.9%)
  Oral contraceptive 5 (1.4%)
  Acute pancreatitis 25 (6.9%)
  Coagulation disorders 48 (12.1%)
  Malignancies 108 (29.7%)
  Others 13 (3.6%)
Onset
  Acute 207 (57%)
  Chronic 156 (43%)
Group
  Non-malignant-non-cirrhotic 184 (50.7%)
  Acute/chronic 136/48
  Non-malignant-cirrhotic 72 (19.8%)
  Acute/chronic 20/52
  Malignant-cirrhotic 75 (20.7%)
  Acute/chronic 47/28
  Malignant-non-cirrhotic 32 (8.8%)
  Acute/chronic 23/9