2021
DOI: 10.4236/ojmi.2021.114013
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Ultrasound Diameter of the Portal Vein to Healthy Adult in Parakou (Benin)

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“…This study revealed no statistically significant association between the PV diameter and sex ( P > .05) (Table 7). This finding is in contrast with those of the studies by Akanni et al, 2 Geleto et al, 4 and Rapaccini et al, 15 which showed a statistically significant association between sex and the PV diameter. Aqeel et al 11 proposed that the association was only present between female sex and PV diameter.…”
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confidence: 93%
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“…This study revealed no statistically significant association between the PV diameter and sex ( P > .05) (Table 7). This finding is in contrast with those of the studies by Akanni et al, 2 Geleto et al, 4 and Rapaccini et al, 15 which showed a statistically significant association between sex and the PV diameter. Aqeel et al 11 proposed that the association was only present between female sex and PV diameter.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 93%
“…The measurements were acquired in accordance with other published evidence in the literature. 2,3 An expert radiologist and a sonologist with more than 5 years of experience performed the sonographic examinations.…”
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“…More researches are recommended to further assess portal vein diameter in pregnancy. Our value was, however, slightly higher than the 9.83 ± 0.95 mm reported by Akanni et al, in Parakou, Benin, [19] 9.6 ± 1.9 mm reported by Rokni-Yazdi and Sotouden in Iran [20] and 7.9 ± 2.0 mm reported by Hawaz et al, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia [6]. This may be due to the difference in sample size and methodology of the various studies.…”
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confidence: 76%
“…Ponadto wykazano nieprawidłowe wskaźniki krzepnięcia krwi: APTT: 37,6s (N: 25,4-36,9s), PT: 13,8s (N: 9,4-12,5s), INR: 1,3 (N: 0,8-1,2). W przeglądowym USG jamy brzusznej uwidoczniono powiększoną wątrobę o podwyższonej echogeniczności oraz splenomegalię do 17 cm (N: do 12 cm [3]) w osi długiej, poszerzenie żyły wrotnej we wnęce do 15 mm (N: do 12 mm [4]) z zachowanym prawidłowym przepływem w jej przebiegu, a także żyły śledzionowej do 17 mm (N: do 11,0 mm). Ultrasonografia jamy brzusznej wykazała, że pęcherzyk żółciowy był bezkamiczy, a przewód żółciowy wspólny i drogi żółciowe wewnątrzwątrobowe nieposzerzone.…”
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