Abstract
Prospective study of 206 patients treated by distal splenorenal shunts for esophagogastric hemorrhage due to portal hypertension reveals a probability of survival at 6 years of 0.53. The actuarial analyses show a marked difference in survival between alcoholic patients (0.39) and non-alcoholics (0.68) during the same interval. In the latter group, those patients with stable liver disease had a probability of survival of 0.78. The leading causes of death for alcoholic patients were liver failure, liver cancer, and trauma. In the nonalcoholic group, there were two leading causes: liver failure and complications of arteriosclerosis.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Pages (from-to) | 733-737 |
| Number of pages | 5 |
| Journal | World Journal of Surgery |
| Volume | 8 |
| Issue number | 5 |
| DOIs | |
| State | Published - Oct 1 1984 |
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Factors influencing survival after distal splenorenal shunt. / Zeppa, Robert; Hutson, Duane; Levi, Joe; Livingstone, Alan.
In: World Journal of Surgery, Vol. 8, No. 5, 01.10.1984, p. 733-737.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
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T1 - Factors influencing survival after distal splenorenal shunt
AU - Zeppa, Robert
AU - Hutson, Duane
AU - Levi, Joe
AU - Livingstone, Alan
PY - 1984/10/1
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N2 - Prospective study of 206 patients treated by distal splenorenal shunts for esophagogastric hemorrhage due to portal hypertension reveals a probability of survival at 6 years of 0.53. The actuarial analyses show a marked difference in survival between alcoholic patients (0.39) and non-alcoholics (0.68) during the same interval. In the latter group, those patients with stable liver disease had a probability of survival of 0.78. The leading causes of death for alcoholic patients were liver failure, liver cancer, and trauma. In the nonalcoholic group, there were two leading causes: liver failure and complications of arteriosclerosis.
AB - Prospective study of 206 patients treated by distal splenorenal shunts for esophagogastric hemorrhage due to portal hypertension reveals a probability of survival at 6 years of 0.53. The actuarial analyses show a marked difference in survival between alcoholic patients (0.39) and non-alcoholics (0.68) during the same interval. In the latter group, those patients with stable liver disease had a probability of survival of 0.78. The leading causes of death for alcoholic patients were liver failure, liver cancer, and trauma. In the nonalcoholic group, there were two leading causes: liver failure and complications of arteriosclerosis.
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