Outcome of Band Ligation in Esophageal Varices of Bangladeshi Children: A Tertiary Centre Experience

Objective. To estimate the efficacy of first procedure of endoscopic ligature for the varicose esophageal veins in children, suffering portal hypertension in accordance to data of endoscopic examination. Materials and methods. Endoscopic ligature of the varicose esophageal veins was performed in 24 patients, suffering portal hypertension, aiming at prophylaxis of hemorrhage from the varicose veins. Results. Reduction of the varicose veins degree after first ligature procedure was observed in 14 (58.33%) children, eradication of the varicose veins - in 5 (20.83%) of them. In 1 (4.17%) patient a complication (hemorrhage) have occurred in a moment of a ligature application. In 2 (8.33%) patients a hemorrhage from the varicose veins of stomach have occurred. Conclusion. Endoscopic ligature constitutes a secure and effective prophylactic method for hemorrhage from the esophageal varicose in children, suffering portal hypertension, and permits to control the varicose degree on stages of the portal hypertension treatment. Even after first procedure of endoscopic ligature the esophageal varicose degree have had reduced at average (p < 0.05). After endoscopic ligature the hemorrhage occurrence risk have reduced: p=0.05, and the risks ratio constitutes 0.14 (95% CI 0.04-0.56).

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Efficacy of the staged endoscopic ligature of the varicose veins in children, suffering portal hypertension

Voroniak

Godik

Kolomoiets

et al. 2019

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Role of Stage Endoscopic Variceal Band Ligation in Treatment of Children With Portal Hypertension

et al. 2020

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The aim: To evaluate the efficacy of endoscopic variceal band ligation (EVL) after the first esophageal EVL session in children with PH according to endoscopic data. Materials and methods: EVL was performed to 39 patients with PH for the purpose of variceal bleeding primary and secondary prophylaxis. Results: Esophageal varices grade decrease was observed in 22 (56.41%) children. Cases of early rebleeding (within 14 days after EVL) were not registered. Eradication of varices was successful in 11 (28.2%) of patients. In 1 (2.56%) case the complication (bleeding) occurred while banding procedure. 1 (2.56%) patients had bleeding from gastric varices prior to a control endoscopy. Portal gastropathy grade changes were observed in 17 (43.59%) patients. Conclusions: EVL is a safe and effective method of esophageal varices bleeding prophylaxis. This method allows control the esophageal varices grade at different phases of PH treatment in children. Even one EVL session can decrease the grade of esophageal varices (р<0.001). The EVL effect on the severity of portal gastropathy (p=0.02) and on the red marks presence (p=0.005) was also determined. EVL reduced the risk of variceal rebleeding (р=0.05, RR=0.05 (95%CI 0.01-0.32)).

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Outcome of Band Ligation in Esophageal Varices of Bangladeshi Children: A Tertiary Centre Experience

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Efficacy of the staged endoscopic ligature of the varicose veins in children, suffering portal hypertension

Efficacy of the staged endoscopic ligature of the varicose veins in children, suffering portal hypertension

Role of Stage Endoscopic Variceal Band Ligation in Treatment of Children With Portal Hypertension

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